Picofly AIO Thread
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is there anything that i gotta do extra to get the picofly to work on another console? you see i installed a picofly in one console but i wanna install that same one to another, do i gotta do something extra or?
Have a Mariko Switch V2 with SkHynix emmc. Installed the pico fly using two mosfests wired up and soldered to the points that aren't on the emmc. The 2 mosfet wired up worked fine on a Switch Lite.
Console looks like it's training blue then green but no picofly sd card screen, but boots to OFW.
Read the FAQ and it said put a 20-30k resistor on reset if the chip flashes green and resets,....I assume by reset they mean the OFW logo shows.
Add the 24K ohm resistor to the reset line and now it flashes blue then orange, then off.
Not sure what else to try. TIA
Console looks like it's training blue then green but no picofly sd card screen, but boots to OFW.
Read the FAQ and it said put a 20-30k resistor on reset if the chip flashes green and resets,....I assume by reset they mean the OFW logo shows.
Add the 24K ohm resistor to the reset line and now it flashes blue then orange, then off.
Not sure what else to try. TIA
My switch is serial xkw so it's supposed to be mariko but I think the emmc is a Toshiba (Look at pic, I don't have an idea what emmc that is) it's not in the working models so is that an issue?..
Last edited by MXRD4K1LL4,
There probably are other models, that just what the author had and could test.
Anyways it should be fine now
Hi bro..
Attention please.
In 2th photo, i see a short circuit on the capacitor
This wire is
Personal opinion, take it as advice.
Furthermore, that wire appears really too thin and above all it seems to be without protection (lacquering) near the welding points.
It is too bare and covered with tin extensively.
Attention please.
In 2th photo, i see a short circuit on the capacitor
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Here.
This wire is
Personal opinion, take it as advice.
Furthermore, that wire appears really too thin and above all it seems to be without protection (lacquering) near the welding points.
It is too bare and covered with tin extensively.
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If it works then it's fine. The more you play with it the more you risk breaking it
Sorry bro, The user doesn't claim it works.
It can never work if it doesn't fix this.
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Oh Snap! Nicely spotted cicci, that's some serious short if the other side of the capacitor is at GND.
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@A-Hacked-Soul you should only keep the last part of the wire tinned, here it looks like there's at least 1cm of the wire pre-tinned, and if that turns true, you're risking some FUBAR Switch situation...
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Hope this will fit well between APU and ram under the shield and work also 
Mosfet one the down left corner, already grounded. So only one wire to the cap is needed with the "MD" Pad.
Right side is to cut away.
Mosfet one the down left corner, already grounded. So only one wire to the cap is needed with the "MD" Pad.
Right side is to cut away.
You ask my same questions, only that I always advance you a few pages on the forum.
The next question is addressed directly to the undersigned!
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broo i bought a sx Flex i want to use it for the picofly is it exactly the same as the hwfly flex ??
The exact name is Cicci0, excuse me...
give me your name, please Jokes aside, that's what I pointed out to him, serious defects and risk making the console unusable.
Perhaps your intervention is more appreciated (as you are an older user), but my intent was constructive and not a criticism of the work done.
Time for someone to me make a whole shield that is a picoflyHope this will fit well between APU and ram under the shield and work also
Mosfet one the down left corner, already grounded. So only one wire to the cap is needed with the "MD" Pad.
Right side is to cut away.
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