Hacking Atmosphere-NX - Custom Firmware in development by SciresM

[Goffrier]

im copying the file please wait

 

[Iamapirate]

unfortunately people aren't patient enough to wait for stable updates, or guides on how to use it. This is how you end up with problems.

 

[Muxi]

I am someone who writes manuals .... but first of all it must be clear how it is to be done in principle .....

 

[Banner24]

unfortunately people aren't patient enough to wait for stable updates, or guides on how to use it. This is how you end up with problems.

We learn from problems.
You can learn other things from it.
Practice creates masters.

 

[Iamapirate]

We learn from problems.
You can learn other things from it.
Practice creates masters.

Wouldn't it be more beneficial to wait for the next release of Atmosphere though, and an update to the guide?

 

[xabier]

Wouldn't it be more beneficial to wait for the next release of Atmosphere though, and an update to the guide?

Some has to "suffer" issues so they can be fixed

 

[Banner24]

Wouldn't it be more beneficial to wait for the next release of Atmosphere though, and an update to the guide?

Yes of course, but if you enjoy it, why not?

 

[Iamapirate]

Yes of course, but if you enjoy it, why not?

Whatever floats your boat I suppose.

 

[Muxi]

@Hamdan

That would require an SD card under exFAT, that I personally do not use anymore - because of the data loss !!


As I understand it, an emummc.kip file is needed in the atmosphere folder - which, however, does not exist in the current release 0.9.0.

https://github.com/m4xw/emuMMC#atmosphere

 

[KTroopA]

Someone RTFM and then please make a simple guide and FAQ for dummies like me

 

[Idontknowwhattoputhere]

Its not stable anyways
how hard is it for you noobs to read jeez

 

[Hayato213]

Someone RTFM and then please make a simple guide and FAQ for dummies like me

You can make one.

 

[Banner24]

View attachment 169987 Its not stable anyways
how hard is it for you noobs to read jeez

But a beta has the foundation to work.
And I think everyone here knows that this is pretty much beta.
So stop with your know-it-all posts.

 

[Idontknowwhattoputhere]

And now?
But a beta has the foundation to work.
And I think everyone here knows that this is pretty much beta.
So stop with your know-it-all posts.

You know the own devs said to wait for 0.9.1 for a proper stable release
So you quit it

 

[Goffrier]

partition based emunand works

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also:

 

[Banner24]

You know the own devs said to wait for 0.9.1 for a proper stable release
So you quit it

"If you are not an advanced user, you may wish to think about waiting for the inevitable 0.9.1 "

And everyone knows that this is a beta, as I mentioned earlier:
"We learn from problems.
You can learn other things from it.
Practice creates masters.".
And, as mentioned "But a beta has the foundation to work.".
So what is your problem.
Let them do it.

 

[Idontknowwhattoputhere]

"If you are not an advanced user, you may wish to think about waiting for the inevitable 0.9.1 "

And everyone knows that this is a beta, as I mentioned earlier:
"We learn from problems.
You can learn other things from it.
Practice creates masters.".
And, as mentioned "But a beta has the foundation to work.".
So what is your problem.
Let them do it.

But what about when it breaks for a user hmmm?
Then they come onto this fourm and create useless thread clutter

 

[Banner24]

But what about when it breaks for a user hmmm?
Then they come onto this fourm and create useless thread clutter

If you do not want to do that, it's okay, everyone who does that is aware of the consequences. Your rattle will not help either.
And if you have something against it if something should break, you do not have to go on their "useless" threads. It will be useless to you in the first case but not for the others. And as I mentioned above, you learn from mistakes.

 

[Muxi]

OK, so I see it right that the file based emuNand is currently not supported - just the partition variant

 

[Idontknowwhattoputhere]

If you do not want to do that, it's okay, everyone who does that is aware of the consequences. Your rattle will not help either.
And if you have something against it if something should break, you do not have to go on their "useless" threads. It will be useless to you in the first case but not for the others. And as I mentioned above, you learn from mistakes.

Its annoying because it clogs up the homebrew section and good projects get buried
i guess something came out of this you get 10 posts