guys when i launch nxdumptool theres no option for XCI dump
i want to dump games eshop games and nsp installed games into xci tried with Atmos 0.10.2 and SX OS 2.9.3
Dumping installed titles to XCI isn't supported.
thanks is there any app that can do that cause i tried sx dumper but its not working on fw 9.1.0 sx os 2.9.3 just black screen
Not that I know of, nope. Sorry.
You can dump your digital titles to NSP and then convert them to XCI using NSC_Builder.
@DarkMatterCore
When emuMMC is enabled, is it only possible to access "sd/emuMMC/RAW1/Nintendo" folder to dump updates and DLCs?
Not possible to dump Iegally purchased content from "sd/Nintendo" folder?
Thanks.Exactly. The whole point behind using redirection schemes is avoiding access to the original path/storage.
This isn't something that can be easily controlled by nxdumptool.
Thanks.
What about if I copy "sd/Nintendo" folder into... let's say... "sd/emuMMC/RAW2/Nintendo", and then redirects to that path only for dumping purposes? Would that work?
Oh, I see... Thanks for the explanation.Well, the contents from the original "Nintendo" directory are linked to the physical eMMC. If it holds titles that aren't (or haven't been) available in your emuMMC (like downloading something from the eShop using your physical eMMC **after** creating your emuMMC), it won't work.
If running homebrew using your physical eMMC represents a major concern to you, just create a eMMC backup using Hekate, run a CFW on your eMMC, enable airplane mode, do what you need to do and restore the eMMC backup.
Wonderful software that I use frequently for modding and experimenting. I have one feature request, however. Many times I want to dump a cartridge or title's full romfs for dumping, but I need to clear out a lot of SD card space. Would it be possible to implement a "dump over the network" option into the tool? For example, connecting to the app from a PC over some network protocol and dumping directly to the computer?
That's awesome. I'm looking forward to that a lot, then. Will fsp-usb work cross-platform? My main concern is having to deal with drivers and special software rather than just mounting, say, an FTP drive.Thanks. I know it's not much, but I do my best.
Sadly, that would make things far slower than they currently are, specially for games with lots of files.
Dumping through USB is the real deal here. It's already working with fsp-usb in unreleased nxdumptool builds, but I'm currently working on the application rewrite, so it'll take me a while before I release it.
I've grown dissatisfied of my own code quality practices and the overall look and feel from nxdumptool, so I decided to improve it all by starting from scratch. It'll probably take me some months before I release the new version - I'm still playing around with LVGL on my free time.
That's awesome. I'm looking forward to that a lot, then. Will fsp-usb work cross-platform? My main concern is having to deal with drivers and special software rather than just mounting, say, an FTP drive.
No rush. You can't rush greatness. Your work is far from unappreciated. In its current state it is one of my most used homebrew software.
Right, okay, so you're talking about acting as a host mounting a client external storage. That makes sense. For some reason I assumed that fsp-usb would work as a device that gets mounted by a host PC. I was interpreting it backwards.fsp-usb is essentially a SCSI driver for USB mass storage devices.
Right, okay, so you're talking about acting as a host mounting a client external storage. That makes sense. For some reason I assumed that fsp-usb would work as a device that gets mounted by a host PC. I was interpreting it backwards.
That sounds fantastic.
I'm buying a second Switch so that I can have two hacked consoles. I'm backing up my cart games to NSP files now. I'll be able to use them on both consoles from the same backups, right?
Also, if I backup the updates I have installed will I be able to use those as well? They have an option to backup without console data, I assume I'll need to use that option to be able to use them on both consoles but I'm not sure.
Yes, you'll be able to use the NSP dumps from your cartridges on both consoles.
And yes, you're again correct. If you intend to use a NSP dump from installed digital content in another console, you need to enable the "Remove console specific data" option before creating the dump.