A fully free solution will be Atmosphere. I think TX will let you deliver the payload via PC or Android so that little dongle is for those who want to reboot on the go. But that's just a theory.
Maybe eventually
Good idea might have to plan a road trip to go see one of my friends
You need Puyo Puyo Tetris for the initial install since 1.0 does not have a browser. There is no workaround for this.
Yes, but you run the risk of getting banned by Nintendo. You would utilize either one of these tools: https://gbatemp.net/threads/cdnx-cdn-downloader.504155/ or https://gbatemp.net/threads/hacdn-v3-safely-download-your-switch-eshop-purchases-on-your-pc.504091/
Unfortunately, we don't know what files will need to be added or how it will be formatted. However, we do have a CFW that is similar to Atmosphere called Hekate. Although unstable, it needs an SD card to be formatted into FAT32 since that is what the Switch supports without the SD update.
Have you tried looking at this? http://en-americas-support.nintendo...id/27394/~/how-to-transfer-user-and-save-data
You can follow a tutorial here to dump your NAND utilizing the CFW, Hekate. https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-hacking-101-how-to-launch-the-homebrew-menu-on-4-x-5-x.504012/ You will need an SD card that is at least 32 GB in size. If you don't have that big of an SD card, you can use this: https://gbatemp.net/threads/rcm-payload-hekate-mod-raw-full-nand-backup.502604/ Its a modified version of the previous one except it will do it in parts that you can interrupt at any point so you can swap out SD cards.
https://www.maxconsole.com/threads/announcing-xecuter-sx-pro-and-sx-os-faq-added.46981/ So basically it can launch it, but depending on your Switch's firmware, the homebrew may not work. Some homebrew can work on the latest firmware and some people on GBATemp were nice enough to compile lists of those that do work, but its hit or miss. Also, the dongle won't launch any other CFWs unless you rewrite the files in the dongle since they designed it to launch their CFW. Think of it like a modified USB stick. They put files on it that will run when connected to the Switch.
I know, I just added my two cents because the community has a way of booting into the homebrew launcher on the latest firmwares, but not all of the homebrews work properly. The way they phrase it, they're saying homebrew won't work on firmwares above 3.0 because there's no other way to boot into them. We can boot into them, but not all homebrews may be designed for the higher firmwares. Its up to the devs to update their projects for the rest of us.
