Hacking SX Core takes over a minute to boot up now after installing 10.2.0 update

[realtimesave]

Hello, I updated recently my Mariko switch to 10.2.0 and ever since, it has been taking a long time to boot up.
My capacitors have the following readings:
SP1 = 23.6 ohms, SP2 = 19.6 ohms

Are these readings normal and/or good?

I did the clean up in SX OS and re-flashed SX Core v1.3 and also went over the solder points with a soldering iron. Anyone know what's going on? Maybe one of the capacitors lifted off of the pad? Bad capacitors?

Thanks

 

[britain4]

When you say boot up do you mean the glitching process with the blue light or a point after the green light appears?

Mine has always taken a while to glitch, anything between 5 seconds - a minute, never really looked into it as I’m used to my RGH Xbox 360 doing the same now and again.

 

[realtimesave]

When you say boot up do you mean the glitching process with the blue light or a point after the green light appears?

Mine has always taken a while to glitch, anything between 5 seconds - a minute, never really looked into it as I’m used to my RGH Xbox 360 doing the same now and again.

Yeah blue light sits there and flashes. I have had it do it for over an hour, forgetting that I even turned it on. I'm on my third boot since clearing now so it's taking its time and I have to turn it off and back on again to get it to start this way.

I have 2 other Mariko with mod chips, both of them boot up in under 5 seconds.

Edit: I think what I am going to end up doing is taking a small toothpic and gently pressing down on SP1 capacitor and heat up the solder points with an iron briefly and then let it cool down and re-assemble and see if that fixes it.

I also have a 100 pack of brand new capacitors I bought for $2 shipped off of ebay in case I damaged something.