The cap on the EMMC is small, further away from the modchip, on the wrong side of the board, whereas the 2 caps together near the fan connector are bigger, sturdier, closer to the chip and actually on the same side of the board as the modchip itself. You decide.
Switch OLED teardown V1/V2
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I would like to know the truth on this as well. Is this hear say or do we have some facts!
Is it as simple as just picking a side for 3.3v? why would some not choose the sturdiest 2 caps since its so close to the chip and on the same side but instead went on the other side of the board for it?
Can anyone help track the full 5v circuit for the fan and joycons? Thank you in advance
From the small group of people I talk to, the guy who made up the spacecraft fw has said this, if I can get one of them to link me to where this was said I will follow up with that info.
I agree with you! I believe the previous statements are not understanding why the question was asked in the first place. It isn’t about which point is easiest. It’s about which is safer. If the 3.3v rail is pulled down by the chip it potentially could cause issues down the road making one point better/ safer over the other. This of course is only hypothetical at this point.
Correct. This is why I asked the question
I'll likely use the point near the eMMC for this at this point
I just helped someone with this. If on OLED try reflowing the +ALJ125 chip near the apu. Assuming your on oled and it's not working.
And I believe the person told me 30V
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For anyone who has the 6 wire oled chip with the tiny dat0 adapter, have any of you flashed menas firmware to it and had the chip work still? Apparently flashing it will brick the chip...?
It glitches the BCT RSA pub hash compare so it returns true, this way you can use your own pub (and thus sign your bootloader with your own RSA private key), it also relies on BCT reads from the eMMC to derive proper timings for the glitch.Can you explain what the hack actually does?
My understanding was that it glitches the signature check of BCT.
But it seems that there is more involved, if boot0 is altered as well
The glitch itself and the way it works is very straightforward, well documented and understood, the only reason there hasn't been any open source version of a switch modchip is that people do not fancy getting sued by various lawfirms contracted by Nintendo and its affliates.
Question for someone out there......aside from the sthetix SX/HWFLY Core diagram, are there instructions/examples of core installs in an OLED? I have an SX core that I would like to use, but would like to see how some have successfully installed it.
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