Its just that some people use emuMMC as a ban shield meaning they use emuMMC for CFW and homebrew then keep it offline. However if you reverse the roles and use CFW and homebrew in sysMMC while playing online in emuMMC, then you have to connect to the Internet through emuMMC. This is something patched users must do because they cannot update their sysMMC to the latest firmware and thus play online with their sysMMC.Thanks a lot Draxzelex !
Very clear for me for question 1 and 2.
- About Question 3 : In which scenario it will be usefull for me to boot into CFW for Sysnand ?
If I understand correctly : EmuNand/EmuMMC are quite the same and emulates the version of the firmware we need. I was thinking that we could connect to Internet through EmuMMC but I read in another post of you that we must not connect to internet through EmuMMC ?
- About question 4, thank you for Adubbz Tinfoil to install NSP on the SD Card, is it the same as NSUSBLOADER ("https://switch.homebrew.guide/usingcfw/installnsps/installnsps-nsusbloader") ?
- I launched the official game card from firmware 7.0 installed with ChoiDuJouxNX & from EmuMMC. I was not connected to Internet. Can I connect ? I understand in your answer that I can connect to update the game (I also had a message to update the controller (and maybe I can also update the exfat drive). In a nutshell, not very clear for me to know what I can do or not if I connect the console to Internet and depending on the mode (EmuMMC, etc.)
Thank you again
Adubbz Tinfoil is a homebrew program you run on the Switch to install .NSP files. NS-USBloader is a computer program that pushes .NSP files via USB but it must be used in tandem with a homebrew application on the Switch.
As stated before, some users do not let their emuMMC partition connect to the Internet but there is nothing inherently wrong with connecting emuMMC to the Internet unless you use a lot of CFW & homebrew in emuMMC.
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Depends if you had an sysnand on a much lower firmware/fuse count, other than that probably no.
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Probably this has been answered, but I haven't found anything on Google:
Is it possible to autoload a payload upon entering RCM? Something like this:
Switch is off > Turn on > RCM loaded (from AutoRCM) > Load selected payload (in my case Hekate) from SD or internal storage or something like that
If it isn't clear, I mean without another device such as a PC.
Thank you for your help.
Is it possible to autoload a payload upon entering RCM? Something like this:
Switch is off > Turn on > RCM loaded (from AutoRCM) > Load selected payload (in my case Hekate) from SD or internal storage or something like that
If it isn't clear, I mean without another device such as a PC.
Thank you for your help.
im just curious about the "check for corrupted data" feature on switch...
is the system checking the main game only? or also on updates and dlcs?
thanks
is the system checking the main game only? or also on updates and dlcs?
thanks
I'm just getting started with CFW. I have a stock unpatched switch on 4.1 still. If I set up emuMMC, should I update the emuMMC to 8.1 or 8.0.1? I read somewhere that 8.0.1 has better compatibility?
And I for my sysNAND, is there a way to update it to 8.1 to play online without burning fuses? I couldn't find this on my searches here (people said to just update normally and burn fuses...)
Thanks
And I for my sysNAND, is there a way to update it to 8.1 to play online without burning fuses? I couldn't find this on my searches here (people said to just update normally and burn fuses...)
Thanks
There is no reason not to update to 8.1.0. This should be done with ChoiDujourNX on a dirty emuNAND that is kept offline (or has 90DNS and/or Incognito installed).
There are only two ways to accomplish this. Here are the steps for the less-risky way:
- Install AutoRCM using Hekate if you haven't already.
- Boot into the latest version of Atmosphere on your sysNAND (your NAND should stay relatively clean so long as you do nothing else).
- Update your system in the system settings.
- Reboot the system.
- Use Hekate to boot into OFW sysNAND whenever you want to play online.
Got it thanks, I'll update to 8.1 for my emuMMC.
I read that there are downsides and risks with autoRCM? Is there a different way without autoRCM? (or is it possible to remove autoRCM afterwards?)
I have a jig that should let me reliably enter RCM for reboots, can I just hold the buttons with the jig in during a normal system update to enter RCM?
I read that there are downsides and risks with autoRCM? Is there a different way without autoRCM? (or is it possible to remove autoRCM afterwards?)
I have a jig that should let me reliably enter RCM for reboots, can I just hold the buttons with the jig in during a normal system update to enter RCM?
AutoRCM is relatively safe, so there aren't any substantive risks. As for downsides, AutoRCM causes the Switch to always coldboot into RCM after being fully powered off. That's convenient if you want an easy way to enter RCM, but it also means that you cannot power off your Switch fully unless you're near a computer where you can push an RCM payload like fusee-primary or Hekate. This isn't much of an issue if you leave your Switch in sleep mode whenever it's not being used.
There are only two ways to preserve your fuse count:
- Don't update your sysNAND.
- Install AutoRCM before or during the system update and keep it installed.
You can remove AutoRCM at any time using Hekate, but the moment you boot your sysNAND normally without an RCM payload like Hekate, you will burn your fuses, and this will almost certainly happen at some point if you don't have AutoRCM installed.
That is the second way of updating without burning your fuses. It's risky because you might accidentally boot normally instead of booting RCM, and I don't recommend it for that reason. Plenty of people have burnt their fuses this way. This method has worked for a lot of people with reliable jigs, however, but unless your plan is to install AutoRCM as soon as you boot into RCM after the update, you will almost certainly burn your fuses at some point in the near future. See above for the only two ways to preserve your fuse count.
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That is your only option. Personally, I'd recommend using a jig.
hi, how to install nsp game in atmos cfw
already download CTR game
there is Base Game, DCL, and Update File v1.0.3 , 1,0,4 and 1.0.5
First we have to install base game right
and then, what should we have install first, DLC or Update file after base game?
and should we install update first with v1.0.3 after that 1.0.4 and 1.0.5 or we can go 1.0.5 and skip update file 1.0.3 and 1.0.4?
already download CTR game
there is Base Game, DCL, and Update File v1.0.3 , 1,0,4 and 1.0.5
First we have to install base game right
and then, what should we have install first, DLC or Update file after base game?
and should we install update first with v1.0.3 after that 1.0.4 and 1.0.5 or we can go 1.0.5 and skip update file 1.0.3 and 1.0.4?
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For example, one of my other favorite songs from them, with some massive house music influence -+1
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