mariko
Mariko isn't the modchip, If you can't get it to boot into hekate, then it meaning it is not glitching.
mariko
Oh then I dont know what chip it is then, but I cant even boot into stock mode by holding down the power button
looks like it is good enough i have also v1 from 2017No it’s not new. I got it second hand. As the V1 came out in 2017 (not sure when mine was manufactured), I thought that after 5+ years it might need replacing.
Ok how can I fix that I still have my first backup from years ago with backup nandsSound like you attempted to restore to sysnand, when it ran out of battery. It doesn't have a working nand that why it won't boot into OFW and I believe what ever chip you have won't glitch without a working emmc nand.
Ok how can I fix that I still have my first backup from years ago with backup nands
OhI believe you need a hardware programmer.
I also cant inject anything from TegraI believe you need a hardware programmer.
@Hayato213 Isn't there a certain modchip that's able to work with blanked Nand, and it re-builds it. Thought maybe I read that somewhere but may be wrong. Either way I guess it's a hardware fix, programmer or a chip.
to be clear did you hold the power button long enough to shout it off and then boot in the rcm mode? Mean i don't even know what model is this new switch and why did you try to copy the whole emu between consoles?Oh
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I also cant inject anything from Tegra
Yes I held it down, and I noticed the mod installer put a view light and the chip is flashing red when I hold down the buttonto be clear did you hold the power button long enough to shout it off and then boot in the rcm mode? Mean i don't even know what model is this new switch?
ok, so this new switch is on modchip? Ehh sorry i have zero experience in chip moded switches but good luckYes I held it down, and I noticed the mod installer put a view light and the chip is flashing red when I hold down the button
Ok thanks, would they be helpful to someone who has zero knowledge on soldering@killam42 I'd suggest charging for awhile, maybe just not enough juice to power switch&chip. Later If still no luck. I'd open it and take some close up pics of your installed modchip, and post your issue there. They are very wise and a very helpful bunch when it comes to the modchips.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-aio-thread.628951/page-160#post-10312737
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/page-707
i mean you cant dmg soldering by flashing/restoring so lets hope that soldering will be out of the question :XOk thanks, would they be helpful to someone who has zero knowledge on soldering
Ok thanksi mean you cant dmg soldering by flashing/restoring so lets hope that soldering will be out of the question :X
I think right now is the issue is if that installed chip can rebuild your Nand. If so, then thats just software related , if not then yes it would require soldering and/or Nand programmer. (which I would def reccomend sending to a repair shop, not try yourself)Ok thanks, would they be helpful to someone who has zero knowledge on soldering
| fs::ResultUnclearedRomRealDataVerificationFailed() -- emummc is corrupted, back up your data and re-clone. |