Homebrew Homebrew app sys-patch - sysmod that patches on boot
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wait im confused. So i updated OFW bcs it was on 14.0 . It did not even cross my mind that support for 17.0 is not fully out.
I installed old sigpatches. i get error when launching atmosphere (the nosigchk), but then when i installed a game,it works and im able to play it? isnt sigpatches like a digital signature for games?
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wait im confused. So i updated OFW bcs it was on 14.0 . It did not even cross my mind that support for 17.0 is not fully out.
I installed old sigpatches. i get error when launching atmosphere (the nosigchk), but then when i installed a game,it works and im able to play it? isnt sigpatches like a digital signature for games?
use atmosphère 1.6.1 (just released) and Hekate 6.0.7 to boot your system, then downgrade to firmware 16.1.0 using daybreak.
i cant find atmosphere 1.6.1 on releases (only 1.6.0) .
Also downgrading CFW will make OFW unusable right?
Also why would i downgrade if for me, i can perfectly install games and play them with the old sigpatches? im just asking ,educate me
Exactly, you should stay on FW 16.1.0
for more information about terminology on Switch scene you can go to a written guide about switch scene, or you can ask on https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-noob-paradise-ask-questions-here.488277
Impeeza, you can't downgrade sysnand because of burned efuses. Is this correct? I had thought that you could only downgrade emunand
I ve looked on youtube on how to downgrade emmc but no one really says anything about it.
So what i understood. I will be using daybreak for it.
Where do i get the downgrade firmware for emummc? (i have no backups of NAND from earlyer FW version)
So what i understood. I will be using daybreak for it.
Where do i get the downgrade firmware for emummc? (i have no backups of NAND from earlyer FW version)
not sure if its allowed to post here zthe link. and if ya dont have a mmc backup do one before downgrade
never use Youtube as your information source, that videos ALWAYS are old and you can end on a brick.
a good guide is: https://rentry.org/SwitchHackingIsEasy
there you can get lot of information about update/downgrade firmware. and learn basic information.
https://github.com/ITotalJustice/sys-patch/issues/5
TLDR:
- games work
- forwarders and xci installs don't
if you need the latter, downgrade.
Strange, if I install a game it shows a blank icon and I cant use it. I have says-Patch.
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