If you don't have a clean hack-free NAND backup, then you risk a ban.Thank you for your answer. But is it actually possible to erase all hack from the switch to actually get back online then ?
If you don't have a clean hack-free NAND backup, then you risk a ban.Thank you for your answer. But is it actually possible to erase all hack from the switch to actually get back online then ?
So why is it that a fuseless update to 6.1.0 has a higher ban risk than 5.1.0? Can Nintendo detect that the update has been made offline (which is impossible for any FW higher than 5.1.0)?Nintendo doesn't ban users for people who don't have burnt fuses since the NAND doesn't check this (that check is done before the console is turned on so the assumption is made fuses are burnt).
Hello GBATEMP!
My Switch was purchased shortly after launch, but due to being busy with work and study the past year I haven't started hacking it yet and most of the news went right past me. My situation now is as follows: I have a completely clean/unmodified Switch at firmware 3.0.0 and I would like to get started hacking it.
1) What is the best place or strategy to start at this moment? A friend suggested to install Atmosphere/Hekate, is that the best option or is there a certain sequence of other operations I have to do first?
2) What should I do with the firmware? Update it to a higher version for compatibility with more games? What firmware is currently the 'sweet spot'? Which games have that update included?
3) Is it recommended / beneficial to update without burning eFuses for me? From what I understand it might be possible to no longer have to launch RCM mode manually but is it really worth going through all the trouble?
4) Without posting anything that is prohibited according to the forum guidelines, which keys do I have to get in order to play backups? Actually, how does the Switch handle these keys? Do they differ per console / game / individual cartridge? A simple explanation would help me very much to understand this.
Yes, I'm a n00b, I know...
Thanks in advance!
https://guide.sdsetup.com/#/Ok I am REALLY out of the loop. I have clean 2.0.0 launch unit (only upgraded from 1.0.0, no exfat). What should I do/install/backup? What is the best guide for that?
1) Is external HDD loading via sx os better than internal mircro SD? Is it any faster?
I am getting conflicting results.
2) If I have Pokemon lets go installed as NSP and have the XCI also, will it load the same save file? or separate saves?
3) does newly bought switches not work with SXOS anymore?
Because there are cartridges in circulation that come with firmware 5.1 but not 6.1. Think of it like this: which one has a higher chance of an update via homebrew, someone who update to 5.1 or 6.1?So why is it that a fuseless update to 6.1.0 has a higher ban risk than 5.1.0? Can Nintendo detect that the update has been made offline (which is impossible for any FW higher than 5.1.0)?
YesIf I want to migrate all my data, including installed NSPs to bigger memory card, is it enough to do Ctrl+A & Ctrl+C?
Not sure if the latest works but if not, you can move down chronologically until it works.Does usb install still working on latest tinfoil?
I'd like to update my games offline. I have a couple questions about Tinfoil.
1. When installing an update does Tinfoil still allow for ignoring the latest firmware check, or is that only for when installing the base game?
2. What is the "real" Tinfoil. I saw some people talking about only the "old" Tinfoil has the ignore firmware option. And then I saw some thread before about there being a fake Tinfoil and Tinfoil now being called something else.
The original Tinfoil was handed control from Adubbz to Xortroll and Xortroll renamed it to Goldleaf. The "other" Tinfoil was a project called DZ (deez nuts) and was renamed to Tinfoil for a variety of reasons.
The original Tinfoil which everyone was using is now named Goldleaf and is the one most people are still using. Its just a name difference, the tool is still Tinfoil/Goldleaf. DZ/Tinfoil is an embarrassment to the community and doesn't deserve anymore attention than it already has.thanks for the info. Which version would you recommend? i heard something about the the "other" Tinfoil (which is now called Tinfoil) is "bad" in some way (i have no idea). does Goldleaf do the ignoring firmware? or is that only available on the older original Tinfoil?
Ignore firmware version doesn't ignore all firmware version requirements.Im installing a nsp on tinfoil using fw 4.x.x but it is saying fw too low to dump the game even tho i already picked ignore fw version.
Okay thanks im updating using choidujournx to 6.0.1 now.Ignore firmware version doesn't ignore all firmware version requirements.
If your serial number is not patched, you can run CFW and homebrew on it.Wow, this stuff is getting really exciting! As I have virtually no chance of getting a 3.0.0 firmware Switch, would I be able to run to the store and get a 4.x switch and install ReiNX CFW on it? Or will that not work since the latest serials are patched?