Hacking RELEASE TegraRcmSmash - a fusee-launcher for Windows.

[hudhair]

Just tested, works perfectly! Great work!

 

[Nick1983]

Thanks for this.

 

[WiiuGold]

Thankyou , keep it up..

 

[Deleted-442439]

Is there anyway to use this to launch a linux image off the SD card? Or will we still need to run linux?

Did you even read his post? This is Fusee launcher for Windows not shofEL2....

 

[jakkal]

Any Chance you can add stuff to load Linux with ease. Also maybe you can add some Kind of Gparted to it Like a one Button prepare SD Card for Linux systems

Oh god

 

[MrCokeacola]

This is relevant to my interests.

 

[Deleted-442439]

Any Chance you can add stuff to load Linux with ease. Also maybe you can add some Kind of Gparted to it Like a one Button prepare SD Card for Linux systems

Read before commenting. This is for Fusee Launcher it is not the same as shofEL2 used to load Linux. Partitioning a SD card and compiling Linux should not be rocket science if you are going to be using the OS on Switch.

 

[Maximilious]

Nice, good work. I'm waiting on my 3D printed jig from a friend before I try to launch anything. For anyone that's run this, have you run the NAND dump? And if so how long did it take?

 

[Dionicio3]

Is this also only USB 3.0? Or will 2.0 work fine here?

 

[TerraPhantm]

Read before commenting. This is for Fusee Launcher it is not the same as shofEL2 used to load Linux. Partitioning a SD card and compiling Linux should not be rocket science if you are going to be using the OS on Switch.

Regardless, as of now there's no way to launch linux from a mac or windows system right? I couldn't get it to compile on osx.

I really don't feel like installing linux on any of my machines, and all reports are that VMs are flaky at best for this purpose.

 

[NightsEkim]

Curious, hacdiskmount, can you import and export saves using this, for example if I wanted to take say my zelda save and use the save editor over it... Can I?

 

[KazoWAR]

Is this also only USB 3.0? Or will 2.0 work fine here?

i just tested it on my PC, a black usb port on the back of the computer, and it worked.

 

[Dionicio3]

i just tested it on my PC, a black usb port on the back of the computer, and it worked.

I have actually seen USB 3.0 ports that are black/grey, are you sure it was a 2.0?

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Sweet, I was wondering when better tools would appear. Didn't expect it to happen this quickly.

Pretty neat, I wonder how many bricked switch will begin to rise with that dump/inject function.
Definitly userful for nand manipulation

I assume everyone would be smart enough to make a backup BEFORE trying to mess with it so it shouldn't be a problem.
Not a lot you can do with that feature right now anyway. Can't modify the NAND directly and you can't downgrade.

 

[Maximilious]

Regardless, as of now there's no way to launch linux from a mac or windows system right? I couldn't get it to compile on osx.

I really don't feel like installing linux on any of my machines, and all reports are that VMs are flaky at best for this purpose.

MAC is based on linux unix, so I'm sure it's possible. Windows 10 also has a Linux terminal you can install in the native OS. I haven't fooled around with all of this yet since there's no reason for me to until CFW is released anyway to know how MAC/Win10 terminals can handle what's needed though.

 

[TheCyberQuake]

I have actually seen USB 3.0 ports that are black/grey, are you sure it was a 2.0?

Me and others have tested and verified this works on 2.0 on windows

 

[NightsEkim]

Works fine for me on USB3.0 in Windows, my PC only has USB 3.0 ports so when I saw the post saying he tried USB 2.0 ports I was hesitant but all is well.

 

[Dionicio3]

Me and others have tested and verified this works on 2.0 on windows

Alright thanks

 

[HaHaYeah]

This is going really fast. Great work!

 

[WadsRUs]

Very nice work indeed, most welcome, especially as I was just faffing around with installing Ubuntu under Virtualbox. Huge thanks to the developer of this as it will make things a lot simpler for most of us.