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[BigOnYa]

Hi quick question. Does Nintendo Deepsea work for the latest Switch update: 17.0.1? I know it supports the normal 17.0.0 but yeah... Any help/answers would be appreciated!

If it work on 17.0 it should work on 17.0.1.

 

[Blythe93]

Do you by any chance know if sys-ftpd/sys-ftpd light have any downside to it?

Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with either of those modules so I can't really comment on this.

 

[kuroudeia]

I haven't tested it, but did you try going to This PC > Add a network location and following a setup wizard?

Post automatically merged: Jan 15, 2024

I've seen this error when people were running homebrew apps in applet mode. Try launching your homebrew in full RAM mode i.e. hold R button before launching any game in order to load hbmenu in full RAM mode. It should work then. Some apps will work, the others won't (at least, not properly all the time).

Thank you! That solved it!

 

[pokemonplayer123]

I haven't been able to find a clean 3.0.0 NPS update for Pokemon Scarlet. I am playing on Ryujinx and have 2.0.2. I have both DLCs but I can't access the second one (indigo) because I need 3.0.0.
All the places I get roms from, they aren't clean versions because Ryujinx crashes when I try to play with them.
Any help?

 

[Myst0gan]

Hi i just formatted my sd card to FAT32

how my game files nsp is 6 gig and up and i cant copy paste them to my sd card

is there other way to install games?
or is it possible to cut them into 2 or 3 if needed
(if its possible what is the maximum file i can copy paste to my fat 32 sd card?)

If I'm not mistaken, fat32 is limited to 4gb files. Use gold leaf or tinfoil to install them from pc directly to sd card.
Be aware though, people says that tinfoil gets you banned, personally I haven't experienced nothing like that, since I keep everything offline

 

[IAmTheDude]

Long time lurker but follow the scene as best I can.

I have a OLED which I'm keeping stock (for the time being) but looking to get an 'upgrade'.

If you had the choice which would be the better option?:

• Unpatched v1
• Patched v2 with picofly

Thinking v2 initially but I don't have the physical skills or kit to troubleshoot the chip if something goes wrong hardware wise.

If the install is done well are there any issues that could crop up like connections coming loose, pitfalls if I need to update the chips firmware and such?

Are v1s still going strong with their age?

It'd probably be a eBay job as I'm not clued up on availability elsewhere and they vary from £100-£180 depending on condition.

I only use it docked so the the odd screen scratch isn't much of an issue (old, tired eyes) and I never take it anywhere.

Thoughts?

 

[BigOnYa]

If you had the choice which would be the better option?:

• Unpatched v1
• Patched v2 with picofly

If the install is done well are there any issues that could crop up like connections coming loose, pitfalls if I need to update the chips firmware and such?
Are v1s still going strong with their age?
It'd probably be a eBay job as I'm not clued up on availability elsewhere and they vary from £100-£180 depending on condition.

Both units work well, but obv V2, Oled is better screen, faster CPU/RAM, better battery life.
If you get a chip installed, there should be no issues other than updating FW occasionaly, if the installer is a quality installer.
I have a V1 and it is still going strong, if buying a v1, you just have to watch for stick drift, and battery life. Most chip installs here in the USA are $100+ (not counting the cost of the Switch itself). Good luck!
https://rentry.co/SwitchHackingIsEasy

 

[IAmTheDude]

Both units work well, but obv V2, Oled is better screen, faster CPU/RAM, better battery life.
If you get a chip installed, there should be no issues other than updating FW occasionaly, if the installer is a quality installer.
I have a V1 and it is still going strong, if buying a v1, you just have to watch for stick drift, and battery life. Most chip installs here in the USA are $100+ (not counting the cost of the Switch itself). Good luck!

Ah completely forgot the v2 had a little bump in specs and the bigger battery. That may push me slightly towards the pico then, just for longevity's sake.

I've already got the other kit etc so would be tablet only to keep the price down.

By biggest concern with a chip is if anything happens hardware wise. I'm competent and tech literate enough to sort the rest out but taking it apart and trying to rectify hardware is not my strong suit. Last time I used a soldering iron was in the OG Xbox days.

I've seen installers on Etsy/Ebay and they cost anywhere between £90-£150 but I won't be getting my OLED done until at least the Switch2 is out.

Might bite the bullet on a v2 pico then..

 

[WiseDan]

hey
wisedan here trying to get wiser
i have a device like the photo and wonder if i get hooked up on ns can transfer files to/from console and with what app?

 

[BigOnYa]

hey
wisedan here trying to get wiser
i have a device like the photo and wonder if i get hooked up on ns can transfer files to/from console and with what app?

If you already have a modded Switch, there is an option in Hekate, and Atmosphere to use your switch like a USB storage device with a USB-C cable from Switch to PC. No need to remove the micro sd card, or power down. https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate/blob/v6.0.7/README.md

 

[Myst0gan]

Long time lurker but follow the scene as best I can.

I have a OLED which I'm keeping stock (for the time being) but looking to get an 'upgrade'.

If you had the choice which would be the better option?:

• Unpatched v1
• Patched v2 with picofly

Thinking v2 initially but I don't have the physical skills or kit to troubleshoot the chip if something goes wrong hardware wise.

If the install is done well are there any issues that could crop up like connections coming loose, pitfalls if I need to update the chips firmware and such?

Are v1s still going strong with their age?

It'd probably be a eBay job as I'm not clued up on availability elsewhere and they vary from £100-£180 depending on condition.

I only use it docked so the the odd screen scratch isn't much of an issue (old, tired eyes) and I never take it anywhere.

Thoughts?

I believe that you've already answered to yourself.
OLED is better, but 99% of people buy it because of the display, it's beautiful when you play in handheld mode. Since you are also considering a V2, I'm guessing OLED display isn't your case... So, why would you complicate everything buy buying a V2 and then modding it?? If something doesn't work properly, you have to figure out if the problem is hardware, software related or both.
On V1 you have only software problem (it could also be hardware if you use a homemade jig and short wrong pins) it runs the same stuff as OLED, the performance might suck, but that's not a huge deal.

And... V1 is less pricier than V2/lite/oled + modding. 1,5 years ago I bought for my cousin a virgin (that has never been opened) one from ebay for less than 200 bucks and it was as new with everything, including the box. Now the prices should be less than that (I guess).

I play only on TV, so I got myself a broken unpatched V1 and repaired it.

 

[Blythe93]

f you had the choice which would be the better option?:

• Unpatched v1
• Patched v2 with picofly

Definitely unpatched v1, mainly because of ease of hacking it and running hombrew, games and alike.
V2 is a bit better in specs - better battery life, a bit better performing CPU (runs a bit cooler) and a bit brighter screen.

Are v1s still going strong with their age?

It entirely depends on their condition. I was lucky enough to buy two unpatched units with pretty decent battery life. No issues so far whatsoever.

I only use it docked so the the odd screen scratch isn't much of an issue (old, tired eyes) and I never take it anywhere.

In that case, any model will do (except Lite, obviously), it only depends on whether you want to be bothered with installing modchip for V2 or OLED or getting a decently preserved unpatched V1 which is reasonably easy to softmod. Keep an eye out for unit that isn't banned if you want to play games that you've purchased online.

 

[IAmTheDude]

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Food for thought on those points then. I've done a bit more reading to catch up and I'm now looking to just go for the cheapest v1 I can find.

Even if it only lasts a year or two I'm sure I'll get the use out of it. Then after the Switch2 releases I'll take a look at getting the OLED done.

One quick question I can't seem to pin down. On a v1, how 'unbrickable' are they being softmodded. Are they in the realm of "crap that wiped the nand but I can boot to recovery" or "balls it ain't coming back from that"? I have only been in that situation once (old 360 many moons ago) so its not a big worry but just info to know.

Appreciate the insights, I follow the scene as best I can but life...

 

[BigOnYa]

One quick question I can't seem to pin down. On a v1, how 'unbrickable' are they being softmodded. Are they in the realm of "crap that wiped the nand but I can boot to recovery" or "balls it ain't coming back from that"? I have only been in that situation once (old 360 many moons ago) so its not a big worry but just info to know.

Appreciate the insights, I follow the scene as best I can but life...

You backup your Nand, then if a problems ever arises, you can restore your Nand backup. "Bricks" are not really an issue with the switch. Even "bricked" switches can be restored. Online ban would be the biggest worry, if you are wanting to play online. You can create a Emunand to play online safely though, without worrying about a ban. Well less worrisome I should say, because bans are always possible, yet rare, with a Emunand setup.

 

[desgrassia]

Hi,

is there a way to always disable gamecard reader in emunand?

I mistakenly ended up upgrading my stock sysnand to latest firmware without paying attention, so now every possible fuse is burned, including the gamecard reader... maybe this is for the better, so now I am not worried anymore in preserving those

Anyway, autonogc on hekate config will only disable the reader if there are fuses to be preserved, so that option seems to do nothing in my case

I would like to keep my emunand clean from my physical games, but I want to avoid the need to always eject the gamecard before booting hekate

I am not sure on how to achieve what I want, can anyone please point me into the right way?

Thanks!

 

[IAmTheDude]

You backup your Nand, then if a problems ever arises, you can restore your Nand backup. "Bricks" are not really an issue with the switch. Even "bricked" switches can be restored. Online ban would be the biggest worry, if you are wanting to play online. You can create a Emunand to play online safely though, without worrying about a ban. Well less worrisome I should say, because bans are always possible, yet rare, with a Emunand setup.

That's brilliant to know. I've seen many error screens and 'bricked' posts when browsing on Reddit et al., but never knew enough to understand any of the issues and whether it actually was a brick.

I have some more reading and learning to do now though!

 

[beanz00_]

I made a post on the main forum earlier asking about this issue and someone told me to ask it again here, so i will put a tl:dr.

I can't launch games on emuMMC, it gives the error 2002-1002. It used to work but then i formatted the sd card to change the partitions and didn't backup emuMMC properly. I reinstalled it and now no games work. They work fine on sysMMC.
I tried re-installing emuMMC, updating to the latest firmware, reinstalling the game, using a different profile, removing the mods, updating sigpatches, and completely reformatting my SD card and starting from scratch, but nothing helped.

I don't know what to do now, can anyone help me?

Link to original post: https://gbatemp.net/threads/error-2002-1002-when-launching-games-on-emummc.646450/#post-10336165

 

[BigOnYa]

I made a post on the main forum earlier asking about this issue and someone told me to ask it again here, so i will put a tl:dr.

I can't launch games on emuMMC, it gives the error 2002-1002. It used to work but then i formatted the sd card to change the partitions and didn't backup emuMMC properly. I reinstalled it and now no games work. They work fine on sysMMC.
I tried re-installing emuMMC, updating to the latest firmware, reinstalling the game, using a different profile, removing the mods, updating sigpatches, and completely reformatting my SD card and starting from scratch, but nothing helped.

I don't know what to do now, can anyone help me?

It may be your game saves are corrupted in your new Emunand. Try deleting game saves in Emunand, or restoring them in your new Emunand with JKSV or Checkpoint if you have backups.

 

[beanz00_]

It may be your game saves are corrupted in your new Emunand. Try deleting game saves in Emunand, or backing up the game saves from Sysnand, and restoring them in your new Emunand with JKSV or Checkpoint.

I tried that, i noticed that it gave the same error code in goldleaf if i tried to export the save, so i deleted the save data through the system settings and it didn't help.
I don't know if this is related but every time i launch a game in emunand it gives a popup saying that it couldn't verify my switch online membership for the save data cloud. It was doing this before I had the 2002-1002 error though, so i don't think it's related.

 

[BigOnYa]

I tried that, i noticed that it gave the same error code in goldleaf if i tried to export the save, so i deleted the save data through the system settings and it didn't help.
I don't know if this is related but every time i launch a game in emunand it gives a popup saying that it couldn't verify my switch online membership for the save data cloud. It was doing this before I had the 2002-1002 error though, so i don't think it's related.

Did you delete game saves and game data in the data management area. Also if that no help, you can try going into Checkpoint or JKSV, and deleting the game saves from there. Sometimes the saves are in a hidden partition and don't show thru normal Nintendy settings.