Hekate: SD-Card is initialized in 1-bit mode.

[tegutistgut]

Hello,
I have a SanDisk 128GB Microsd card and I'm running the latest version of Hekate.
When I boot into Hekate this error shows up: https://ibb.co/3f0gHZ4
Here is another picture:
https://ibb.co/tQ210fZ

My sdcard is formatted in Fat32

Thanks in advance

[CTCaer]

It's what you read on the pop up.
Your sd card reader is either not properly seated or a pin broke on the motherboard connector because of many ejections/insertions.

You can still use CFW and OFW. But the sd performance will be a mere 5MB/s until you repair that.

[tegutistgut]

So I can use cfw and emummc but it will be slow?

[CTCaer]

Yeah. Extremely slow on emuMMC which uses SD exclusively.

[tegutistgut]

Ok. Thank you very much for your help

[tegutistgut]

So today I opened my switch and I saw, that a pin is missing (like on this video: youtu.be/F4aNuKR8Ies)
Is there anything I could do except what that guy in the video does?

[impeeza]

Yes the only options are:

Repair the connector or use the alternative on vídeo. a Hardware error can't be solved on software, if the SD doesn't have any of the Serial communications pins, will work on a 1-bit mode there is nothing to do.

[tegutistgut]

Ok thanks

[tegutistgut]

What if I use cfw sysnand? Would it be slow too if I play my dumped games (legally bought, of course) from my SD card?

[Masamune3210]

Literally anything that access the SD card will be extremely slow. If it's on the nand it's fine for the most part as the system doesn't mess with the SD much other than cfw

[tegutistgut]

Ok thanks

[tegutistgut]

Would sx os work with the missing pin?
I remember that ctcear said that this problem could be fixed with a update of Hekate, gut he wouldn't do it.

[impeeza]

It's a hardware issue no software can arround that. The only way is get the hardware fixed

[tegutistgut]

Ok thanks