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Sup, if i want to backup some games files to my drive via dbi i need to copy folder of the game and nps file outside of it or just a folder?
 
That's not quite the same error code though. Mine is 2811-1007, not 2811-7001
Google gives that as the fist his and I’m just dyslexic enough not to catch it.

Not to worry, it’s a well known error code from the eshop that means your DNS poisoning is working,

See here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/90dns-d...l-nintendo-servers.516234/page-2#post-8249712
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Sup, if i want to backup some games files to my drive via dbi i need to copy folder of the game and nps file outside of it or just a folder?

Take a look here:

https://github.com/rashevskyv/dbi/blob/main/README_ENG.md#run-mtp-responder

4: Installed games - all installed games are displayed from both NAND (internal memory of the Switch) and SD card. To dump installed games to your PC in NSP format, just copy the folder with the name of the game from Installed games to your PC. A common ticket with completely cleared personal information is generated based on your personalized ticket. Your dump will be in separate files - the game itself, the update and any DLC files. If cheats or mods have been installed for the game, they will be located in the Mods & Cheats folder. You can also dump a single combined multicontent file containing the game itself, the update and all DLC, these files are located at the root of the Installed games directory.


Does that help?

If you’re trying to do s0,ething else, please clarify.
 
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Google gives that as the fist his and I’m just dyslexic enough not to catch it.

Not to worry, it’s a well known error code from the eshop that means your DNS poisoning is working,

See here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/90dns-d...l-nintendo-servers.516234/page-2#post-8249712
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Take a look here:

https://github.com/rashevskyv/dbi/blob/main/README_ENG.md#run-mtp-responder

4: Installed games - all installed games are displayed from both NAND (internal memory of the Switch) and SD card. To dump installed games to your PC in NSP format, just copy the folder with the name of the game from Installed games to your PC. A common ticket with completely cleared personal information is generated based on your personalized ticket. Your dump will be in separate files - the game itself, the update and any DLC files. If cheats or mods have been installed for the game, they will be located in the Mods & Cheats folder. You can also dump a single combined multicontent file containing the game itself, the update and all DLC, these files are located at the root of the Installed games directory.


Does that help?

If you’re trying to do s0,ething else, please clarify.
so just a folder and leave the quack alone that files outside/in root becouse they are multicontent files?
 
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Current Version: 14.1.2 | AMS 1.4.0/s

Im using Mariko V2

1) How to boot directly to cfw? (after i updated to the latest firmware, it goes on hetake and i need to choose fusee.bin)

2) Tesla menu is not working on this latest? although edizon is still working when i press home
 
Current Version: 14.1.2 | AMS 1.4.0/s

Im using Mariko V2

1) How to boot directly to cfw? (after i updated to the latest firmware, it goes on hetake and i need to choose fusee.bin)
Look for autoboot= here: https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate#bootloader-configuration

e: once you’re using autoboot= you might want to change bootwait= to something like 1 to give yourself a small window to to abort the autoboot selection by pressing (Vol -)
2) Tesla menu is not working on this latest? although edizon is still working when i press home

this is an issue w/ Edizon Overlay. Let me get you the link.

found it: https://gbatemp.net/threads/after-t...and-i-cannot-open-tesla.621963/#post-10001862
 
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Do you have a screenshot of the other files you’re looking at? Want to make sure we’re talking about the same thing.
i mean there are folders and files outside but from what i understand i need to just backup a folder to reinstall the game later?:D
 

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oh. I see. I would just grab the .nsp file that you see below! Pull down the nsp and then delete a small one and confirm our theory.
w8 what ?*pikachu face* i think it is indeed like in guide :D on grid autosports example file outside of folders weighs 9gb+ and inside folders around 6gb plus 2 other files (150mb and 2,8gb but the question is what is safer to backup combined files or folders? :P



Hmmm and how it works if they are the same do i need these files taking space x2 or i can perhaps delete non-combined ones XD?: o?
 
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w8 what ?*pikachu face* i think it is indeed like in guide :D on grid autosports example file outside of folders weighs 9gb+ and inside folders around 6gb plus 2 other files (150mb and 2,8gb but the question is what is safer to backup combined files or folders? :P

One of us is going to have to try it! Grab a little one that you don’t care as much about and see what happens. ;-p

E: Do Cuphead. It has a couple updates and a DLC (if you have it installed). Not too huge, not too small.


Hmmm and how it works if they are the same do i need these files taking space x2 or i can perhaps delete non-combined ones XD?: o?

DBI builds them on upon request. They don’t actually exist until you click paste so they don’t take up space.
 
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One of us is going to have to try it! Grab a little one that you don’t care as much about and see what happens. ;-p

E: Do Cuphead. It has a couple updates and a DLC (if you have it installed). Not too huge, not too small.
what do you want me to try? to pull it and try to restore/install it again?
 
Look for autoboot= here: https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate#bootloader-configuration

e: once you’re using autoboot= you might want to change bootwait= to something like 1 to give yourself a small window to to abort the autoboot selection by pressing (Vol -)


this is an issue w/ Edizon Overlay. Let me get you the link.
1) im confuse, theres too many codes and where do i find autoboot? or what file should i edit?
2) how to install? should i copy the whole folder "EdiZon-Overlay-master" to the "switch" folder?
 
1) im confuse, theres too many codes and where do i find autoboot? or what file should i edit?
/bootloader/hekate_ipl.ini is the config file.
2) how to install? should i copy the whole folder "EdiZon-Overlay-master" to the "switch" folder?

all .ovl files go to /switch/.overlay/
 
Exactly. Pull both the file AND the folder. Then delete the game via Settings-> DataManagement -> Delete Game and then see what it takes to get Cuphead back on your Switch.
hmmm so USB option in this dbi don't work for me idk why :D it is asking me to connect USB iam doing it my pc is making a sound and that's it dbi just ends its timer and turns off, exe still running with waiting for switch line xD but i manage to push it by responder by just copying it to "install sd" i tried the combined file and it is working just fine.
now iam pushing it again but in separate files :P

E: installation in separate files was also sucesfull :P usb option by using exe still doing nothing : D
 
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