
Based on this, I believe that everything related goes into switch/scummvm folder. As I've said, I haven't used ScummVM on my Switch yet so I'm not sure how it works.Ok thanks, however if I remove the SD and mount on my PC to transfer ROMs to the SDCard, can I just place them into a folder on the root of the SDcard? Or do I have to transfer the roms while emuMMC is booted?

At this point, I'm out of ideas because I'm not sure how the issue was caused or a relevant fix. Maybe try combing through this thread and see if any of those ideas work for you.
Try using TinWoo Installer instead.When I install super Mario wonder it says game inable to start any ideas ? I’ve used DBI To instal . I’ve tried both nds and
For starters, I would not follow that guide. I have seen people have issues from following so I do not recommend it. Instead, I would I advise you to use this guide. Not only was it the first guide released for the scene but it has been updated regularly since its release. Also, you don't need PRODINFO blanking anyways. You could just use 90DNS as an alternative.So, I am preparing my sd card following this guide: https://rentry.org/EristaEmuNAND
But since I am going straight to 17.0.0 and I read that PRODINFO blanking is not possible anymore, I think I should ignore the part about it. Can I just skip creating the exosphere.ini altogether, assuming it will just use the correct default settings?
I have been looking at both guides in the past days, I saw that this one seems to rely on sdsetup website that is not yet updated with latest atmosphere so I went for the manual way. Everything looks fine so far, so hopefully I did not break anythingFor starters, I would not follow that guide. I have seen people have issues from following so I do not recommend it. Instead, I would I advise you to use this guide. Not only was it the first guide released for the scene but it has been updated regularly since its release. Also, you don't need PRODINFO blanking anyways. You could just use 90DNS as an alternative.
Where can I download Tinwoo because the link don’t workAt this point, I'm out of ideas because I'm not sure how the issue was caused or a relevant fix. Maybe try combing through this thread and see if any of those ideas work for you.
Try using TinWoo Installer instead.
For starters, I would not follow that guide. I have seen people have issues from following so I do not recommend it. Instead, I would I advise you to use this guide. Not only was it the first guide released for the scene but it has been updated regularly since its release. Also, you don't need PRODINFO blanking anyways. You could just use 90DNS as an alternative.
check this post:Where can I download Tinwoo because the link don’t work
Thank you

Erista vs oled solely seen for docked overclocked gameplay, is there any difference in performance?

To update your firmware without burning fuses, you have to use the homebrew application Daybreak. Updating online via Nintendo's servers will burn the fuses because it removes AutoRCM and the fuses are burnt when the stock bootloader runs (think of when you see the Nintendo logo).Ok, so now I am running 17.0.0 in emuMMC, while sysNAND is at 2.3.0 after restoring my initial backup.
I am not sure now on how to update that original firmware without burning fuses. How can I accomplish that?
Also, I have been prompted about updating controller firmwares (and I believe there is also a dock update waiting there). Is it safe to proceed?
What about the gamecard reader? I already discovered that I updated it at least once as it crashes on 2.3.0 with a game inside but now I also see an error message when I try to insert it while running cfw on emuNAND
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I have been looking at both guides in the past days, I saw that this one seems to rely on sdsetup website that is not yet updated with latest atmosphere so I went for the manual way. Everything looks fine so far, so hopefully I did not break anything
About the sysNAND update, I believe I can just do it by going online from sysNAND and letting it download from Nintendo servers. I would boot with hekate anyway (I re-applied autoRCM) so no chance of burning fuses anyway.
I am just unsure if there is anything else I should do on the official side in order to avoid being flagged for ban. At this point, I could also avoid any unnecessary steps on the emuNAND side, since the plan is to keep it offline and in airplane mode for the foreseeable future
edit: I figured out that by default now it has Auto no GC on, so that would be why I cannot access it
But I am not sure if it is needed at all, since it already got upgraded at least once (upgrading to a firmware between 4.x and 5.x)
Also, will the console keep trying to update the card reader firmware on every boot of sysNAND or just when running the official software update? I mean, can I just disable noGC when I boot onto an up-to-date sysNAND, use my physical games, and still have its firmware on a lower revision? And, anyway, would that matter at all or should I just have it updated?
edit 2: final question: would it be ok to replace the reboot payload with hekate so I can directly reboot to that from the switch interface itself? Or maybe there is another, cleaner or easier, way to accomplish that?
Thank you!
There is a megathread where all cheats get posted here. Ignore the fact that it says its for SX OS; cheats are supported by all CFW.hello i was wondering about how to go about posting cheats. I requested some darksouls remaster cheats since i couldnt find any here. Few day past still no cheats so i kept looking and found some i would like to post them here but do i credit the site and person? or is that only for the people on here u copy cheats from u need to credit?
In order to hack a Switch Lite, you need to solder a modchip inside.hi guys, can u link me the guide for the hackable version of switch, my gf wants to buy a switch lite and mod it
Ok. I am just not sure on how to achieve that. As it is now, from Hekate I can boot either to Atmosphere (on emuNAND) or Stock CFW. Since the latter is not using Atmosphere, I cannot run homebrew apps like Daybreak. Can you suggest me how to achieve that in a safe way?To update your firmware without burning fuses, you have to use the homebrew application Daybreak. Updating online via Nintendo's servers will burn the fuses because it removes AutoRCM and the fuses are burnt when the stock bootloader runs (think of when you see the Nintendo logo).