Homebrew Homebrew app sys-patch - sysmod that patches on boot
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Are you saying that it doesn't work as-is? I think it works just fine. "must" is a strong word...
*pull request...If you got time you can do a merge request on the new repo now
but people with certain types of jobs maybe shouldn't be establishing an account on a Russian web page...
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Hey so to clarify I have this installed and am running the latest 18.0 Switch firmware, with the latest Hekate 6.1.1 & Atmosphere 1.7.0 versions out.
- Does this still work on the latest firmwares i have installed? (that i mentioned above)?
- Do I need to use this if I have sig patches installed?
- Should I keep this on my switch or remove it?
- Since it got removed from Github does that mean the dev is no longer work on it anymore?
- How do I remove it, is it simply deleting the corresponding '420000000000000B' folder in /atmosphere/content? Anything else I need to do?
Yep.
You only need one of them, but if you want both, that's an option as well. If you prefer to have less files/clutter on your SD card, pick one of them.
After it got removed from the Github, it needed to be updated once firmware 18.0.0 got released. Thankfully, someone was able to provide an update so that it works on 18.0.0 as well.
There's also sys-patch-overlay.ovl in \switch\.overlays folder.
Depends on how you boot your Switch.
If you use fusee.bin as payload (either directly or through Hekate) you need sys-patch because fusee no longer support kip patches.
If you use fss0 in hekate then you don't need sys-patch but it still wouldn't hurt to have both just to be sure
^ Correct answer, you can also use modified fusee, it has been posed.
Sorry i'm new to the scene. When would I need to use these payloads? I'm running a OLED Switch with HWFly so isn't the payload automatically executed to boot into Hekate from the modchip? Or which payloads am I using, is what you mentioned still relevant to me?
Ah, so you have an OLED with a modchip. Sure, you're booting into Hekate automatically.
If you plan on using sys-patch, you don't have to do anything additionally. Your game backups will work.
If you plan on using sigpatches, you'll need to check if your hekate_ipl.ini has entries like these:
Code:
[config]
autoboot=0
autoboot_list=0
bootwait=0
autohosoff=0
autonogc=1
updater2p=1
backlight=100
[CFW - sysMMC]
fss0=atmosphere/package3
kip1patch=nosigchk
atmosphere=1
emummc_force_disable=1
icon=bootloader/res/icon_payload.bmp
[CFW - emuMMC]
fss0=atmosphere/package3
kip1patch=nosigchk
emummcforce=1
atmosphere=1
icon=bootloader/res/icon_payload.bmp
[Stock - sysMMC]
fss0=atmosphere/package3
emummc_force_disable=1
stock=1
icon=bootloader/res/icon_switch.bmpLines
fss0=atmosphere/package3 and kip1patch=nosigchk are the important ones if you're using sigpatches in order to play your game backups.To reduce the clutter on your SD card, I'd suggest that you use sys-patch instead of sigpatches.
Hi, I have just updated to Atmosphere 1.7.0 with FW 18.0.0 and got some issues when running my games, and as I searched the internet for some solutions, I found out that it's the update from 1.7.0 that caused the problems.
Currently I use modified fusee to be able to launch the game, and ran into this thread talking about sys-patch and hekate package 3 and I think those are better solutions. But I don't know how to enable/use those sys-patch / hekate package 3 mode, can you point me to the right direction?
Thanks
Well, I did check that site (from your post few pages back), but I can't find anything that can help me understand about this hekate package 3. And for the sys patch, do I just download and copy paste to SD Card? Any config or setup to "turn it on"?
sys-patch
- download sys-patch 1.5.1
- unzip (root of microSD card)
- done
Thanks for the sys-patch info.sys-patch
and for fss0 method, everything is explained ONE message above yours, the one you quoted, actually...did you ever read it ?
- download sys-patch 1.5.1
- unzip (root of microSD card)
- done
I read it, but I just don't understand, apologize for that.
Did you mean this message?
"Lines fss0=atmosphere/package3 and kip1patch=nosigchk are the important ones if you're using sigpatches in order to play your game backups."
And does that mean I only need to add those 2 lines in hekate_ipl.ini? And how do I load with that? I'm sorry, I just don't understand how it works.
Edit: I checked my hekate_ipl.ini, and have the exact same config as posted above, and when I choose launch in hekate 6.1.1, I only have the option of CFW- sysMMC, CFW - emuMMC, Stock - sysMMC
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Thanks for the detailed reply. So for my understanding what are the previous payloads you mentioned used for? Is it only for V1 Erista switches (if so why)? Why it not applicable to me?
You can read:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/sigpatc...kate-fss0-fusee-package3.571543/post-10291762
A simplified version of the boot process for the boot of switch console, is a romloader -> bootloader -> second stage bootloader ->HOS
- Romloader is on "hardware" his job y load the bootloader (Boot0 of EMMC)
- bootloader prepares and initialize the hardware, load encryption keys and load second stage (Boot1 of EMMC or Payload.bin of the modchip/RCM)
- Second Stage decrypts al user and system partitions and boot the HOS (Package3)
- HOS is the operative system of the console.
Post automatically merged:
The payload.bin is used on vulnerable V1 injected via USB and read by the modchip as the PAYLOAD.BIN file at the root of your SD card, is the bootrom replacement for mod the console.
Okay thanks. I'll try to keep it up.
Follow up question to this, under the Tesla Menu when i open Sys-patch it shows all patches are active (see images IMG_1476 - IMG_1478), however when I open the sysmodule menu, sys-patch is turned off (IMG_1479) and when i turn it back on then leave & re-enter the menu it stays off.
How do I fix the sysmodule menu for syspatch?
Does this mean my sys-patch is working and the sysmodule is not reading it right?
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It says it's off for me too. But all patches are orange, so the sigpatches are already taking care of everything. Just look at your logs, and if it says everything is patched (except for es6, if your build of syspatch has it in there, and you are on fw 18), or es7 if not on fw18). If it's all good, then don't even worry about it. IF all patches are green, then you know for sure it's sys-patch that's doing its job, but not your sigpatches... but again, it doesn't matter which is doing it for you, as long as it's done.
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