yeah the console prompted me to format the sd card. I've also done it with guiformat32 and minitool partition wizard.
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geez how much do you trust all these sd cards you've been dealing with? Can i be noisy enough to ask how much did you spend on them because any "good deal" and "cheap" sd cards can lead to a lot of headaches and bullshit you've been going through even bought through amazon don't trust it test your sd cards out to rule entirely that's not your problem before resorting to returns to nintendo.
I have a second switch and all the sd cards boot sx-os. also I bought them all at walmart.
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Dicky sd reader in the switch based on everything . Tenacity can be tiring . It's the most obvious problem at this stage . I would add to the tapping technique guys approach to try varying amounts of pressure onto the top of the sd reader in the switch to see if it's bad soldering on the ports mount.
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This is proof the SD reader is gimping , Best of luck with the RMA. I still wanna kick the shit out of it tho . (Provided it did it in OFW)
Tell them you left it on the dash in the car in the sun for like 30 mins - tell them it nearly burned your hand it was so hot . (Telemetry may record that too tho) So sling it into car oven for a while just in case. That could be reason enough for an overheated deball or solder pad lift - after it cooled worked again and didnt go to rcm . Also the heat could have damaged the SD card pads on pcb (Melted them a little or induced a wee bit of "Flow")
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yeah if i press where the kickstand is it says sd card has been removed. I can do it at will now. so this is going for repair. will keep yall posted.
Fuckin Job, at least you got to the bottom of it .!!
well it can be. you cant test yours by pressing the back of the kickstand. just push in with a little force to see if it says sd card has been removed.
yeah at least for now. I mean that's not supposed to happen. Once I get it back from nintendo I will update.
Update:
Tonight when I try to inject hekate v3.2 payload, it successes. When I try to print fs info or dump emmc info to SD card, it failed to mount the sd card.
So I think my switch is not the "newer switch" that can't Jailbre*k. And not the sx pro hardware problem.
Maybe I should continue to find a correct sd card formater，or wait someone who find the reason why sd card failed to mount in rcm.
Tonight when I try to inject hekate v3.2 payload, it successes. When I try to print fs info or dump emmc info to SD card, it failed to mount the sd card.
So I think my switch is not the "newer switch" that can't Jailbre*k. And not the sx pro hardware problem.
Maybe I should continue to find a correct sd card formater，or wait someone who find the reason why sd card failed to mount in rcm.
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Thought you had bad SD slot in the dev - by pressing it in horizon you could see it connect and disconnect the SD card - not really the same issue imo.
besides the physical problem the symptoms were exactly the same. the payloads will load but without access to sd card. So hekate would load but when i tried to dump nand it would say "failed to init sd card" and with sx-os it would give the Boot.dat? error.
I had those very same symptoms with shitty brand cards - once i went sammy and sanny all was well.
except all my cards are store bought sandisk ultra/extreme and some pny and they all work on my other switch perfectly.
Update:
I download a hekate v3.2 source code and recompile it with some debug code. And see my SDcard failed in init process. The reason why init failed is the query command (CMD6) response data judgement failed in setting SD card to high speed (the sd card init process before is fine, this is the very last of SD card init process, before the fat32/exfat system mount ). So it has nothing to do with the SD card format. It is the incapability between SD card and hekate sd card driver(and SX OS).
A fast way to avoid this problem is to use a "correct" sd card to meet the sd card driver, but it needs to try.
code:
int _sd_storage_enable_highspeed(sdmmc_storage_t *storage, u32 hs_type, u8 *buf)
{
if (!_sd_storage_switch(storage, buf, SD_SWITCH_CHECK, 0, hs_type))
return 0;
u32 type_out = buf[16] & 0xF;
if (type_out != hs_type) //FAILED HERE
return 0;
if ((((u16)buf[0] << 8) | buf[1]) < 0x320)
{
if (!_sd_storage_switch(storage, buf, SD_SWITCH_SET, 0, hs_type))
return 0;
if (type_out != (buf[16] & 0xF))
return 0;
}
return 1;
}
I download a hekate v3.2 source code and recompile it with some debug code. And see my SDcard failed in init process. The reason why init failed is the query command (CMD6) response data judgement failed in setting SD card to high speed (the sd card init process before is fine, this is the very last of SD card init process, before the fat32/exfat system mount ). So it has nothing to do with the SD card format. It is the incapability between SD card and hekate sd card driver(and SX OS).
A fast way to avoid this problem is to use a "correct" sd card to meet the sd card driver, but it needs to try.
code:
int _sd_storage_enable_highspeed(sdmmc_storage_t *storage, u32 hs_type, u8 *buf)
{
if (!_sd_storage_switch(storage, buf, SD_SWITCH_CHECK, 0, hs_type))
return 0;
u32 type_out = buf[16] & 0xF;
if (type_out != hs_type) //FAILED HERE
return 0;
if ((((u16)buf[0] << 8) | buf[1]) < 0x320)
{
if (!_sd_storage_switch(storage, buf, SD_SWITCH_SET, 0, hs_type))
return 0;
if (type_out != (buf[16] & 0xF))
return 0;
}
return 1;
}
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