Using TegraRCM, it won't allow a payload to send because the system is not in RCM.sure you didn't turn autorcm on, try sending a payload
Using TegraRCM, it won't allow a payload to send because the system is not in RCM.sure you didn't turn autorcm on, try sending a payload
that answers that question, do you see the battery icon when chargingUsing TegraRCM, it won't allow a payload to send because the system is not in RCM.
Nope. It was at 90+% when I turned it off.that answers that question, do you see the battery icon when charging
thing that i don't get is why you restored your nand because of an update?Nope. It was at 90+% when I turned it off.
I restored the NAND backup because I installed homebrew on the SysNAND on accident and I wanted to avoid a ban. I didn't know the console got an update until after I realized the console wouldn't turn on. Thought I was being needlessly safe if anything.thing that i don't get is why you restored your nand because of an update?
that alone wouldn't have gotten you a ban unless you also installed / ran pirated software, so when restoring your nand is when you had the mismatch error?I restored the NAND backup because I installed homebrew on the SysNAND on accident and I wanted to avoid a ban. I didn't know the console got an update until after I realized the console wouldn't turn on.
Nah it's fair, and yes. I got the mismatch error in Hekate, and it prevented me from booting into any kind of system launch. (Stock, SysCFW, EmuCFW). I then reinstalled the Boot 0/1 and the console successfully did a stock reboot. Then after it turned off again, nothing.that alone wouldn't have gotten you a ban unless you also installed / ran pirated software, so when restoring your nand is when you had the mismatch error?
sorry for all the questions, just trying to get a clear picture
Don't get why you cannot get into rcm though, unless i'm missing something, try holding down the power button for 20 secs though not expecting much, also try leaving on charge for a while from a wall socket, even though the battery was 90%+ you just never know.Nah it's fair, and yes. I got the mismatch error in Hekate, and it prevented me from booting into any kind of system launch. (Stock, SysCFW, EmuCFW). I then reinstalled the Boot 0/1 and the console successfully did a stock reboot. Then after it turned off again, nothing.
Also, shit. I thought homebrew apps could cause a ban if loaded in SysNAND.
I'm more confused now if anything!Don't get why you cannot get into rcm though, unless i'm missing something, try holding down the power button for 20 secs though not expecting much, also try leaving on charge for a while from a wall socket, even though the battery was 90%+ you just never know.
I got the 512GB all set up with Atmosphere the same way the 256GB card is (with exosphere and hosts blocking text). I haven't transferred any saves over, because i don't have any games available to play right now. If I am supposed to test them right now, should I be installing tinfoil and downloading a game. Feels like that should be a last step if I still have to copy partitions, etc.Cool!
One question before we move forward, we’re you using anything like Incognito that we need to backup? Losing this could render your Switch self banned forever is why I ask. Incognito changes your serial number to all 0000s. Let me know if we need to consider this.
Anyway, I personally would test one or two by installing a game and checking the game save status just to be 100% sure.
My reasoning is the next part is destructive to the source (we format the 512G card)
That’s up to you.
If you’re comfortable with what we have, let’s continue forward.
1) format the 512 using rufus
2) use Hekate format and to create a hidden partition
3) cooy the data from the 256G FAT32 to the 512G FAT32
4) use Emutool to copy your 256G card’s hidden partition to the 512G hidden partition.
5) use Hekate to “fix” your new emummc
6) reboot on your new card
7) install games
8) restore game saves.
Error Code: 2155-8077
An error has occurred.
Please try again later.
If the problem persists, please try performing a system update from (System Settings) => System on the HOME Menu.
I got the 512GB all set up with Atmosphere the same way the 256GB card is (with exosphere and hosts blocking text). I haven't transferred any saves over, because i don't have any games available to play right now. If I am supposed to test them right now, should I be installing tinfoil and downloading a game. Feels like that should be a last step if I still have to copy partitions, etc.
Since we did the same thing to the spare 256GB card and then just now to the original 512GB card, is there really anything to "transfer over" since they have the same new FAT32 clean partition done according to the instructions I followed? Or are we needing to use the nand backup and pick files from there?
Should the saves come over first for when I end up redownloading games?
The game did not install properly. Possibly a bad source file…maybe try finding it elsewhere?I'm on firmware 15.0.1 with the latest Atmosphere + sig patches.
I have installed an .nsz file from my sdcard using TinWoo Installer 1.0.11.
It installed successfully, but the game icon on the homescreen is not loading:
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Clicking on the icon gives this error:
Code:Error Code: 2155-8077 An error has occurred. Please try again later. If the problem persists, please try performing a system update from (System Settings) => System on the HOME Menu.
Can anyone guide me on how to resolve this?
Thank you! I was able to delete the game with these instructions.You can remove the crashed remnants and the spinning logo from your Main page by going into Settings -> Data Management and then delete the name of the improperly installed game.
I've verified the .nsz file is proper with NSC Builder (decryption + signature + HASH verification):The game did not install properly. Possibly a bad source file…maybe try finding it elsewhere?
DECRYPTION TEST
VERDICT: NSZ FILE IS CORRECT
SIGNATURE 1 TEST
VERDICT: NSZ FILE IS SAFE
HASH TEST
VERDICT: NSZ FILE IS CORRECT
Thank you! I was able to delete the game with these instructions.
I've verified the .nsz file is proper with NSC Builder (decryption + signature + HASH verification):
Code:DECRYPTION TEST VERDICT: NSZ FILE IS CORRECT SIGNATURE 1 TEST VERDICT: NSZ FILE IS SAFE HASH TEST VERDICT: NSZ FILE IS CORRECT
Is TinWoo maybe not able to install some .nsz files correctly?
I tried installing Homebrew App Store but it told me it couldn't connect to the internet. I am in airplane mode because I don't want to get banned, but with everything we did, am I good to turn on Wifi and use it now? Some guides recommend going into Switch settings and manually inputting dns settings (we did that with the text files I assume).You’re absolutely right. There’s nothing we need to copy from the test card now that you have a working primary and a nand backup. We don’t need the 256GB anymore because everything worked out in our favor and we didn’t have to go through any deep troubleshooting.
Install the latest tinfoil.nro, play your game at least once and then you can restore your game saves from your emunand backup and you’re done!
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Thank you.NSZ files are called out as compatible on the main page: https://github.com/mrdude2478/TinWoo
I’ve never had an issue with Tinwoo installing…well, anything really…it just works.
I tried installing Homebrew App Store but it told me it couldn't connect to the internet. I am in airplane mode because I don't want to get banned, but with everything we did, am I good to turn on Wifi and use it now? Some guides recommend going into Switch settings and manually inputting dns settings (we did that with the text files I assume).
When you say you recommend the tinfoil self installer, is that the self installer link on the tinfoil site, or just clicking tinfoil in the hb menu?


Wild…will try some tests myself and see if I can duplicate the issue and let @mrdude know.Thank you.
Installing the same exact file with DBI worked, so it does look like TinWoo may have some compatibility issues.
I am showing blanked out so that's good. Not sure how to find othello if I can't get into tinfoil to search for it. Is it an NES ROM that can be installed, or the actual switch game?To check that your shields are up and operational:
Check your serial number in Settings to ensure that the first letters are there but all the numbers are 0000
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If this is in place you can then check your DNS settings by running 90DNS Tester to make sure you come up all green (blocked)
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Grab tinfoil.nro self installer from tinfoil.io directly.
There is a slight catch-22 where you need a game installed in order to use title override which will allow you to bypass hbmenu applet mode and actually install tinfoil.nro properly. I circumvent this by installing a small game such as Othello first using another installer such as one of these:
Installers
- Tinwoo — A nice installer for when you just want to install.
- Goldleaf — The kitchen sink but it can also install games.
- DBI — Capable feature filled and fast installer.
- Tinfoil — Polished installer. Recommend the Self installing version.
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Wild…will try some tests myself and see if I can duplicate the issue and let @mrdude know.
Perfect! You will not be able to communicate with Ninty servers with a blanked out serial number. It’s used as part of the communication handshake. You can turn on wifi and test your DNS now with 90DNS Tester. Once you’re all green (blocked) you will be double blocked and safe to use hbappstore and other network related things.I am showing blanked out so that's good.
Not sure how to find othello if I can't get into tinfoil to search for it. Is it an NES ROM that can be installed, or the actual switch game?