https://www.mercari.com/I searched that name up and got a Japanese store website
looks like they are located in US and Japan
https://www.mercari.com/I searched that name up and got a Japanese store website
Yeah wake me up when it's possible for the Switch Lite Would be THE news of 2021.I was just wondering whether or not anybody is working on a way to hack a switch that's patched without using a mod chip or physically modding it.
It will most likely be a long time until this is done so just don't expect it to happen any time soon because of the chip set the switches useYeah wake me up when it's possible for the Switch Lite Would be THE news of 2021.
I am sure there will be alternatives at some point in the near future. Just look how far Atmosphère has come. There will be a software hack someday.. anything is possible. Untill then i'm waiting patiently.It will most likely be a long time until this is done so just don't expect it to happen any time soon because of the chip set the switches use
Having a software hack requires a exploitable software bug, Switch has zero exploitable software bugs that would allow running CFWI am sure there will be alternatives at some point in the near future. Just look how far Atmosphère has come. There will be a software hack someday.. anything is possible. Untill then i'm waiting patiently.
Could we only have the hb channel, remember the wii side when their was no cfw. In 3.0.0 there was an exploit not for cfw, but for just the hb menu. At the GBAtemp wiki they do not even consider this an exploit. I don't need cfw, just the hb loaderHaving a software hack requires a exploitable software bug, Switch has zero exploitable software bugs that would allow running CFW
In theory, yes. In practice, "maybe", dunno if there's any bug that would enable that, also many things assume you're running Atmosphere and wouldn't work properly/at all on stock firmware.Could we only have the hb channel, remember the wii side when their was no cfw. In 3.0.0 there was an exploit not for cfw, but for just the hb menu. At the GBAtemp wiki they do not even consider this an exploit. I don't need cfw, just the hb loader
well i had never heard of them till last year , our grind and brew coffee machine broke and that was th eonly place i could find a replacement for sale or at least for a good pricenice site did a quick searchand found a lot of unpatched switches easily. how trustworthy2 is mercari?
I understand they expect you to have cfw, but during the wii u days some apps did too. Although because the RCM bug was found now everyone wants you to have cfw, however some apps still don't need it like (most) emulators. Also, maybe if someone could get the hb menu on the switch, they could use the hb app store and install cfw. However developers obsess over finding cfw support for patched switches that they never try doing what was done during the wii/wiiu/3ds days. Basic homebrew. Besides if someone does find a patched switch exploit with just homebrew many developers would most likely try to add support to your device, seeming as everyone with a patched switch (the basic majority) would install homebrew, they would try to make it work outIn theory, yes. In practice, "maybe", dunno if there's any bug that would enable that, also many things assume you're running Atmosphere and wouldn't work properly/at all on stock firmware.
Plus not everyone is interested in downgrading the switch or their encryption keys. Maybe they just want N64 games on the go or different backrounds. They reason developers only look at cfw is because they believe everyone is an advanced user.I understand they expect you to have cfw, but during the wii u days some apps did too. Although because the RCM bug was found now everyone wants you to have cfw, however some apps still don't need it like (most) emulators. Also, maybe if someone could get the hb menu on the switch, they could use the hb app store and install cfw. However developers obsess over finding cfw support for patched switches that they never try doing what was done during the wii/wiiu/3ds days. Basic homebrew. Besides if someone does find a patched switch exploit with just homebrew many developers would most likely try to add support to your device, seeming as everyone with a patched switch (the basic majority) would install homebrew, they would try to make it work out
Any emulator with a JIT wouldn’t work properly under stock firmware, all custom sysmodules wouldn't work, and anything that relies on AMS extensions wouldn’t work.I understand they expect you to have cfw, but during the wii u days some apps did too. Although because the RCM bug was found now everyone wants you to have cfw, however some apps still don't need it like (most) emulators. Also, maybe if someone could get the hb menu on the switch, they could use the hb app store and install cfw. However developers obsess over finding cfw support for patched switches that they never try doing what was done during the wii/wiiu/3ds days. Basic homebrew. Besides if someone does find a patched switch exploit with just homebrew many developers would most likely try to add support to your device, seeming as everyone with a patched switch (the basic majority) would install homebrew, they would try to make it work out
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Plus not everyone is interested in downgrading the switch or their encryption keys. Maybe they just want N64 games on the go or different backrounds. They reason developers only look at cfw is because they believe everyone is an advanced user.
Once again, if someone did bother to find an exploit for patched switches that allowed hb menu then they would make workarounds. Think of it as a jailbroken iphone. For example they wanted to run dolphin emulator, however the team made a workaround and supported normal iphones with some less featuresAny emulator with a JIT wouldn’t work properly under stock firmware, all custom sysmodules wouldn't work, and anything that relies on AMS extensions wouldn’t work.
Installing CFW with hb appstore would not work, you need an exploit that can run a payload from pk1ldr context or earlier.
Nobody’s bothered because it’s much more difficult than 3ds/wiiu and has zero benefit. You have to pwn something that’d allow you to give yourself full permissions, which is likely impossible on modern firmwares (and if anything did ever show up it’d be immediately patched). Game exploits and w/e don’t work for getting homebrew.
Downgrading isn’t involved with running CFW :thonk:
note: "wouldn't work properly"Once again, if someone did bother to find an exploit for patched switches that allowed hb menu then they would make workarounds. Think of it as a jailbroken iphone. For example they wanted to run dolphin emulator, however the team made a workaround and supported normal iphones with some less features
At least Hb would be a step forwardnote: "wouldn't work properly"
JIT emulators would work, but they'd be a stutter fest, only way to get around that is with svcControlCodeMemory patches, which require CFW.
No it wouldn't. Would you like to know why? Because there was already a period of time when the Switch only had homebrew and the scene was dead. Pegaswitch was the scene's first taste of running unsigned code but it was limited to userland. There was basically little to no noteworthy progress made when it was first released. Hype only picked back up when fusee gelee began being teased.At least Hb would be a step forward
Actually, someone should try thatWithout a cash bounty as incentive, I doubt it.
Something is better than nothingNo it wouldn't. Would you like to know why? Because there was already a period of time when the Switch only had homebrew and the scene was dead. Pegaswitch was the scene's first taste of running unsigned code but it was limited to userland. There was basically little to no noteworthy progress made when it was first released. Hype only picked back up when fusee gelee began being teased.
I'm doubtful because SciresM himself actually made a bounty for someone to release an untethered coldboot exploit that has basically seen no progress.Actually, someone should try that
One can argue nobody took it up due to the price and/or difficulty but I'm confident people would look for an exploit even without a monetary incentive.
I'm willing to bet some talented Chinese or Russian hackers will pick it up, to make some $$$.In your opinion, will there be chips not from TX?