THIS. I was flailing around like an idiot for 20 minutes before I read this post, then did it right on my next try. If this motion is done correctly, the R and L buttons should start off pointing at the ground and finish pointing directly up, if that helps anyone.
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I have yet to use PegaSwitch but I'm curious if anyone has tried swapping out the Golf ROM in RAM?
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learning about linux subsystem within windows 10 will probably earn me tons of loot in the next few years from using linux within windows to figure out certain issues for users/businesses. So it's super useful knowledge. In terms of pegaswitch I feel this little exercise was sorta like my hello to the scene. When homebrew is released I will be much more prepared so again very useful and mucho thanks to blinkzane
Not that I know of, but... You could try running Debian (Google how to do it) on your phone/tablet/computer and running PegaSwitch from there, it would just be very slow.
There is an app for android devices called Termux that is apparently NodeJS compatible as well.
So I have Windows 7 and I tried the following which was suggested earlier in the thread:
However, when I try running the command, I get an error saying:
Anyone have any idea what I'm missing here?
However, when I try running the command, I get an error saying:
Code:
module.js:471
throw err;
^
Error: Cannot find module 'browserify'
at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:469:15)
at Function.Module._load (module.js:417:25)
at Module.require (module.js:497:17)
at require (internal/module.js:20:19)
at Object.<anonymous> (E:\Sub\pegaswitch-master\start.js:6:20)
at Module._compile (module.js:570:32)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:579:10)
at Module.load (module.js:487:32)
at tryModuleLoad (module.js:446:12)
at Function.Module._load (module.js:438:3)
trick his NES into launching nes golf? no frikin' way. it's not like thats the system it was designed for... /s
Well I did that but after I ran node start.js --disable-curses --logfile debug.txt, i got a similar error except another module was missing. So I tried npm install on that one and reran the command. I get yet again the same error and solve it the same way. I do this for about 10 modules until finally I get an error message telling me Port 53 is being used. I turned off my Firewall, tried enabling port 53, and anything else Google could think of to get past this issue. And by some miracle, after I manually inputted the command, I finally got the IP address to input into my Switch. The rest of my struggle is history. And here is my proof:
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Twitter user jam1garner was able to use pegaswitch to trick his nes into launching nes golf.
here is a "general guide"
You will need the latest versions of node, git, and python.
FOR WINDOWS USERSGeneral Instructions by SYNTAXYZ
go here
follow prereqs and use POWERSHELL to enable and COMMAND to install Linux
Run bash to launch WSL, it will launch automatically the first time and ask to create a username and password
Run CD
Run Sudo apt-get install npm
( if NPM or NODE wont update, follow this https://aigeec.com/installing-node-js-on-windows-10-bash/)
If you are having issues connecting to your DNS and using Skype, go to Options/Advanced/Connection and uncheck "Use port 80 and 443 for additional incoming connections".
If this doesn't fix it, turn off your Windows Firewall completely.
Nintendo Switch is at version 3.0.0
My computer system is running Linux 4.4.0-93-generic #116~14.04.1-Ubuntu x86_64.
Well there where some errors yes, if this helps anyone here are the additional steps for a clean debian based system with apt-get/aptitude.
-- Change directory to your Home
> cd
-- update your packages
> sudo apt-get update
> sudo apt-get upgrade
-- Install build-essential ( for make )
> sudo apt-get install build-essential
-- Install nodejs 8.4.0
> curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_8.x | sudo -E bash -
> sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
-- Install git
> sudo apt-get install git
-- Install python
> sudo apt-get install python
-- Clone the pegaswitch git repo
> git clone https://github.com/reswitched/pegaswitch.git
-- Change directory to the pegaswitch dir
> cd pegaswitch
-- Let node package manager install dependencies for pegaswitch (be patient)
> npm install
-- Now you are ready to run pegaswitch
> sudo node start.js
(any errors here or lack of launch, try
node start.js --disable-curses --logfile debug.txt )
(if using 1.0.0 or the fake_news launcher, try)
sudo node start.js --webapplet
The shell will present you with the ip of your system, this IP you will need to put as your DNS settings in your nintendo switch.
Then when you are ready to connect to your network with your modified DNS settings, a browser will start automaticaly with a nice pegaswitch logo.
You do not need to press the refresh button, the exploit is already active. You will notice in your pegaswitch shell on your computer that your switch is now connected.
In the pegaswitch shell run the recommended command as documented on the pegaswitch github page:
Then run the Script that changes your time
> evalfile ./usefulscripts/setRtc.js
you will receive "no output". this is normal
make sure your date and time is is set to synchronize automatically
you will see your date as 7/11 on your system now
You should be able to launch nes golf after this...Don't forget you still have to do the motion control launch AT the home screen
Featured on facebook by gamnesia 10/14/2017, hey guys!
Hi! thanks for the tutorial.
I have followed your tutorial however, I am running to this issue; I am able to connect the Switch to the pegaswitch but for some reason the Switch keep freezing when I hit the (B) the back button. I have attached screenshots of what my pegaswitch looks in my WSL.
Any one can help, please?
And when I run the (node start.js --disable-curses --logfile debug.txt) I am able to get my Switch connected and my time synchronized to the right date but the Switch keeps freezing when I hit any key, any ideas?
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Thanks for the quick response. When I press home I'm getting "Error Code: 2011-0302"
edit config.json to false and try again, see what happens. I had this issue and that fixed it for me
you can also do "disable sdbcore" when pegaswitch is running, although that didn't work for me.
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