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Hello,

I have installed a Pico 2040 on my V1 patched Switch yesterday. It's an "easy install" hwfly pico clone with the CPU flex cable.

I copied my sysNAND to the SD card and I've had a warning saying that there may be memory issues wih the eMMC. I booted emuNAND from SD card and it works fine.

My issue is that I cannot boot Original firmware from eMMC chip. I tried the "Reboot to OFW" option in Hekate and I also tried to boot holding vol+, vol-, clicking power and releasing volume buttons once Nintendo logo appears. The screen is always stuck on the "Nintendo SWITCH" logo.

I tried to boot holding the RESET button of the modchip while booting but I've had the same results. So I guess I can deduce it is not a firmware issue. To troubleshoot the issue, I disconnected the modchip to connect the eMMC chip directly to the console and the original system firmawre does boot ! I guess I can deduce I did not cause any damage during installation.

I sent a message to the seller, maybe they can send me a new chip. Did anyone have a similar experience and was able to resolve it ?

Here's a picture during the installation. I have put Kapton tape on the CPU capacitors and around the modchip after I've taken the picture.

Thank you

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 7 months ago

Do note 2.74 is the unstable fw with 300mhz clock. I would recommend not using it.