Homebrew WIP Lakka.tv first release for Nintendo Switch

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I was just searching for a simple answer i didn't manage to find on Google, you are the sad person here. :)
Next time, be less frustrated.
I somehow doubt that.
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It's not working for me ;( when I launch Linux it show some messages then it reboot in rcm mode

EDIT : I used the Painless Linux script, looks like it's working
 
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havin trouble connecting to wifi. I see the wifi pop up, click it, and then it says "use the services command" but i dont see anything about connecting to the wifi. i do see the SSH option but that doesnt help me connect to wifi
 
Or maybe when releasing something, you should define what it is? I don't know. Kinda hard to assume it's another OS when it's got a ".tv" attached to it. Let's not be a prick for nothing, yeah?
Its misleading, as far as i know, lakka its the name of the distro, lakka.tv is the domain name.

Lakka uses LibreElect as a base:
https://github.com/libretro/Lakka-LibreELEC

Not trying to be a prick, and sorry if you got it that way, but its true, googling a little wont hurt.
 
I have AutoRCM and tried it. Payload (Painless Linux Windows) showed no errors, but it didn't worked. Now I have black screen and I can't reboot to RCM, holding power button doesn't seem to do anything.
 
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First boot expands SD card and fails to reboot. Hold power for 10s and try again
I am holding power for 10s and it is not working. Later when I press power button it's not booting. Screen stays black and my computer doesn't detect anything (RCM mode), when I connect it via cable.
 
I am holding power for 10s and it is not working. Later when I press power button it's not booting. Screen stays black and my computer doesn't detect anything (RCM mode), when I connect it via cable.
Plug the switch into power, hold the power button for 10-30 seconds then release and press again.
This is what I usually do to fix a "linux crash" (basically a crash in linux that messes everything up, also caused my battery issue and had similar issues to you)
 
Plug the switch into power, hold the power button for 10-30 seconds then release and press again.
This is what I usually do to fix a "linux crash" (basically a crash in linux that messes everything up, also caused my battery issue and had similar issues to you)
Thanks, it's working now.
 
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Do we need to partition and format the sd card like with running arch Linux on the system?
 

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