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Is it possible to update the First Post ?
Because there is many update add :)

Thanks to everybody contributing to this.
Just miss Tinfoil and I guess everything is ok.

For all release of CPASJUSTE, PFBA, PNES or PSNES I don't think there is an update ?
Thanks in advance to anyone who updates the above-mentioned homebrews
 
Thank you all that updates and this list is great!

Just a heads up. Apparently its been some people that released malware infected files to steal your prodinfo (basically your Switch unique identity).

So I plead you, if you update an switch app, please post the source code as well. These douchbags didn't to of course obfuscate they added a prodinfo stealer.
But there is nothing to change to justify sharing source code, just update libnx. Difference in binary may also come from using different devkita64 versions.
 
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What happens if I update sysnand but leave emunand on 20.5? Doesn’t that cause issues due to fuse mismatch?

I have an OLED switch chipped and want to update sysnand so it still is able to communicate with my switch 2 (assuming it requires latest fw for online save transferring and such) but wouldn’t mind leaving emunand as the older fw.

How does fuse burning work anyway? It’s been a while since I looked into it but if I update my switch in cfw sysmmc that doesn’t burn the fuse right so there won’t be a mismatch? If that’s the case at what point does the burn happen. If I boot stock will it happen or just next time I reboot?
 
What happens if I update sysnand but leave emunand on 20.5? Doesn’t that cause issues due to fuse mismatch?

I have an OLED switch chipped and want to update sysnand so it still is able to communicate with my switch 2 (assuming it requires latest fw for online save transferring and such) but wouldn’t mind leaving emunand as the older fw.

How does fuse burning work anyway? It’s been a while since I looked into it but if I update my switch in cfw sysmmc that doesn’t burn the fuse right so there won’t be a mismatch? If that’s the case at what point does the burn happen. If I boot stock will it happen or just next time I reboot?
Stock boot checks fuses and burns fuses, cfw boot does neither. You can update sysemmc and keep using older emummc. Fuse count doesn't affect whether you can boot older emummc, but see below.
 
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Stock boot checks fuses and burns fuses, cfw boot does neither. You can update sysemmc and keep using older emummc.
Unless it's a major update, which breaks everything. Like it happened now, with version 21.0. Sure, it has nothing to do with fuses, but you can't say that "you can update sysmmc and keep using older emummc".
 
Thank you! Can anyone fix the last switch version of Ship of Harkinian (8.0.6) ?
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Thank you! Can anyone fix the last switch version of Ship of Harkinian (8.0.6) ?
Also the switch version of 2ship2harkinian by YoshiCrystal9 on github
 
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and this, i haven't tested it yet to see if it works or not.

Goldleaf v1.1.1
NX-Shell 4.0.2

Goldleaf v1.1.1


On my console with Firmware 20.5.0 and Atmosphère 1.10.0 this build of Goldleaf run fine (takes some seconds to load the first time but later run normally)

If anybody with Firmware 21.0.0 is willing to test I will be grateful.
 

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I've tried multiple times but I cannot get Breeze or Edizon to work.

Edizon Overlay seems fine but I can't load any cheats because trying to open Edizon itself always results in an error.

Breeze does open but as soon as I try and update the cheat list or do any sort of download it closes with an error.

Also occasionally doing either results in a complete crash and I have to reboot OFW or Hekate.
 
On my console with Firmware 20.5.0 and Atmosphère 1.10.0 this build of Goldleaf run fine (takes some seconds to load the first time but later run normally)

If anybody with Firmware 21.0.0 is willing to test I will be grateful.
Looks to be working, no crash and im able to view sd card, games update dlc
 
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Unless it's a major update, which breaks everything. Like it happened now, with version 21.0. Sure, it has nothing to do with fuses, but you can't say that "you can update sysmmc and keep using older emummc".
So if I update sysmmc to 21 I can’t boot emummc 20.5 anymore even if I avoid burning fuses?

How does that work exactly since emummc uses an old nand fw and sysmmc changing things on the system is blocked. Does the update change something in booting the switch outside of just changing the nand software?
 
So if I update sysmmc to 21 I can’t boot emummc 20.5 anymore even if I avoid burning fuses?
If you upgrade your SYSMMC using official methods and/or YOU DO NOT HAVE CFW on your SYSMMC your fuses will be burnt and you will never able to normally boot a lower firmware without CFW.

If your EmuMMC have CFW do not mater the fuses the CFW will handle them and allow a lower firmware on the EmuMMC.

A normal problem is you will be sharing the same CFW version between SysMMC and EmuMMC so take that in account.
 
Looks to be working, no crash and im able to view sd card, games update dlc
it seems to be working for me it does however freeze in all the same spots the old version does but if your patient it comes out of it and does its job so no biggie thanks for the update this is awesome
 

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