Not trying to be a gatekeeper, but overclocking isn’t a one size fits all endeavor. It’s very dependent upon the problem you’re trying to solve and the hardware you’re using. If you’re on a V1 it’s hardly worth the trouble at all. It won’t be something you will want to just leave on all the time but turn on to fix a problem with a specific game or app. Some games/apps will benefit from higher GPU (60 fps hacks for example), while others will need more CPU (many emulators.) Most games will see no benefit and it will simply put stress on the systems and drain your battery faster for nothing. You should pick an issue and dive deep into solving that specific issue by reading up on the sys-clk sysmodule. Sorry this is probably not the answer you wanted.
Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
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Play the game to the point of having a save to backup and see if that fixes things.
You will have to look up the titleID and put it into the appropriate game title. Here’s a lookup link:I went back into the SC card on the computer and the only title that was there was Mario Party, but it was actually listed as "Mario Party" rather than the string of 0000000s that I'm supposed to line it up with for dragging and dropping. Do you know what the problem is (other than maybe me
I played each game to the point where they were at least auto saving (do I have to wait until I can select an actual save slot maybe?). In the JKSV app, I can see all the games that it had made at least an autosave file for so I thought it should be easy.
That should be enough. Then go into JKSV and create a NEW save and it should create a the appropriate target directory for you under /JKSV
I went through each separate game under "Create Save Data" and every single title when I select with A gives me "Save Data Creation Failed".
I feel like that is what I already did, but I will try it again. If nothing else, maybe I can just delete the JKSV data and delete all the saves since they are backed up and retry the whole process again. It makes it seem like I don't need to even play the game ahead of time since it will create a save file for me based on the title just being on the switch.
Correct, this is the process that creates all the save directories for all games outside the regular save process…a short cut. The original way requires going to each game indicvidually.
What game are you working on and what tool are you using? If JKSV, are you sure you are restoring? The button to restore can be confusing at first.
What color and pattern are your modchip LED flashes?
It flashes blue, then it turns solid green, and then it turn off. I don't know exactly what my switch firmware (since I don't see an option to boot into the OWF), but I assume its a more recent one.
