This is the main reason i first stated that :After reading your post, I think we should adopt/test with these resistence values based in the switch version, rather than changing them on the ribbons. I suspect that the "official"(100ohm) method tried to use universal resistence values which might not be optimal for every switch version.
@abal1000x what do you think?
On second thought, if it works there might be no need to change the values. I was just hoping to eliminate some of the more common and seemingly random issues encountered until now. This is way over my head anyway
First of all check if you have slow emmc errors after the installation. If yes (ONLY) then proceed with the following resistor replacement.
But in my case i have replaced to 100 ohms multiple times on these clones in order to work. There is something that all these chinese manufacturers are missing and dont even bother to ask the sellers. They are just resellers and they have no idea how to answer.
The "official" method is much more consistent and the prefered way to do things, but if someone finds those rp2040 clones in their way, you know what to modify.