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I haven't had a chance to check yet;
Does anyone know if Daybreak offers toggling autoRCM, or is it strictly just for installing an update?
There is no AutoRCM install function in Daybreak. However, if you already have AutoRCM installed, Daybreak will preserve it the same way Atmosphere will preserve it in an official system update.i have made a quick vid, don't see any auto rcm
i have made a quick vid, don't see any auto rcm
Good to know, thank you both.There is no AutoRCM install function in Daybreak. However, if you already have AutoRCM installed, Daybreak will preserve it the same way Atmosphere will preserve it in an official system update.
Is anyone else getting a blank screen after updating AMS to 14.0
This is fixed now. Sorry about that!
Title override is generally recommended for all homebrew apps. That being said, Daybreak will likely work with either.Is daybreak supposed to be used in applet mode or title override mode? Or does it not matter?
It will not hurt to pick the exFAT option in Daybreak. However, it is highly recommended that you use a FAT32 SD card, regardless of whether or not you have exFAT support installed.I don't remember if I picked Fat32 (no ExFat) when using Choi in emuMMC. Assuming I did, would it hurt to pick +ExFat with Daybreak in the future? The emuMMC had the ExFat drivers when it was created.
Yeah, daybreak works just fine in applet mode. I was just wondering which method was intended when daybreak was being written.Title override is generally recommended for all homebrew apps. That being said, Daybreak will likely work with either.
It will not hurt to pick the exFAT option in Daybreak. However, it is highly recommended that you use a FAT32 SD card, regardless of whether or not you have exFAT support installed.
I haven't tried Daybreak yet, but would someone walk me through how it works briefly?
Like how does it perform the updates and how or where it gets them from.
I see. Thank you for explaining.Daybreak performs exactly like choidujournx. You download the firmware files, feed it into the program then it will update.
1 exception is that the firmware files must have the right extension .cnmt.nca for meta file. So far the darth vader provides me the right file format for the latest firmware
There will be no autorcm option, exfat or fat32 still exist
It adds safety, apparently it can recover from a failed updateI see. Thank you for explaining.
So basically just a replacement for Choi then.
Oh I didn't know that. Awesome!It adds safety, apparently it can recover from a failed update