Any battery drainage issues as a result of AutoRCM are due to how the console works and not the CFW. Removing those would have to involve reconstructing the Switch.Are there still battery draining issues with installing AutoRCM on SX Pro even with the latest version?
If all of the data was installed to the SD card (via a title installer such as Tinfoil or Rommenu), it should work. If not, you can just reinstall them.I tried combining the Contents folder of two separate SD cards that were used on my switch. One has some NSP data that I recently installed and the other has some game update data for some other titles. For whatever reason my Switch still didn't recognize the merged data from the old card. Could I use tinfoil to install the .nca folders within the subfolders? Or should my first method have worked?
Any battery drainage issues as a result of AutoRCM are due to how the console works and not the CFW. Removing those would have to involve reconstructing the Switch.
Internal memory unless you install game updates as NSP files on the SD card via DevMenu, Tinfoil, or Rommenu (TX's title installer).Thanks. Another question: Assuming I use .xci files, are game updates stored on internal memory (32GB) or the microSD card?
What freezes, your pc or switch?Does anyone else get a lot of freezes running TegraRCMGUI? It often freezes while sending payload. Followed instructions in Darth Meteos pack for drivers etc.
I've got my SX Pro on order... Now, I am trying to buy another switch for backup game play only...
1) I have a 3.0.1 Firmware Switch, should I use this one for SX Pro? Will it update my switch to play the newer games?
2) Is there a way to transfer my single player save files over?
3) Will backup games get updates via WiFi for new patches and such?
Thanks!
Depends on you dude.Should I care about my efuse if I don't care about downgrading and piracy?
I've got my SX Pro on order... Now, I am trying to buy another switch for backup game play only...
1) I have a 3.0.1 Firmware Switch, should I use this one for SX Pro? Will it update my switch to play the newer games?
2) Is there a way to transfer my single player save files over?
3) Will backup games get updates via WiFi for new patches and such?
Thanks!
It is more safer to download from a PC and install them manually, offline.Do you guys think it is more safer to boot to Original FW to perform game updates on your backups?
No it's not dead what makes you say that? They already replaced the burned cert.Is CDNSP dead? If so, will there be anymore public certs?
Nintendo's gone buck wild this past month. They just had a certain website pull all their games last week, so I felt that it wouldn't hurt to ask.No it's not dead what makes you say that? They already replaced the burned cert.
You can update games officially (and risk getting banned) or download and install update NSPs for the games you want to update
Where one falls another will rise from it's ashes.Nintendo's gone buck wild this past month. They just had a certain website pull all their games last week, so I felt that it wouldn't hurt to ask.
OFW via SX Pro involves booting into RCM then SX OS which differs slightly from the Nintendo Switch OFW without RCM. Whether this alone can lead to a ban or not has been fully proven yet.I don't have my SX Pro yet so a silly question: What's the difference between booting to OFW using SX Pro vs turning on the switch normally without the dongle?
Game updates can be retrieved in .NSP format. .NSP format is the file extension for installable Switch content. This ranges from games, DLC, and of course updates. TX has a built in title installer for such .NSP files in their latest version. There is also a homebrew that can accomplish this as well by the name of Tinfoil.Thanks for the quick reply. When you say 'download and install update NSPs' what does that mean in lament terms? (Re-download .xci files and load onto SD Card?)