Hacking RELEASE [Trinket] [Rebug] [Others] [Modchip Software] *NEW* Fusee_Suite UF2 packages

[Hayato213]

@Hayato213 My switch always boots into stock sysnand when I press the power button, but I want it to boot into the payload i name as "payload.bin" on the root of my sd card (ill likely want that payload being latest hekate).

I'm using an RCM X86 chip and I have all straps connected EXEPT for the volume strap. Currently I've flashed part one and two of the RCM-X86 (all versions) UF2s to my chip. First boot up after doing that DID boot me right into hekate since that was my "payload.bin" file on the SD, but thats not the case anymore. To get into Hekate, I currently have to hold vol+ and power, and then with the "Fusee Suite SAMD21 prebootloader" menu I go to "Browse for Payload" to select my hekate.
I simply want pressing the power button to boot me into the "payload.bin" i have on the root of my sd card.

EDIT: So power brings me to stock fw. Vol+ is when I start to see the sliders that i use to get into samd menu or my payload.bin. Also unrelated - In the info menu it says i have Volume+ strap detected but I didn't install that. And it doesn't show my joycon strap.

I've been having trouble with this for a few days now. Would appreciate your advice

If you have access to the Fusee Suite menu, then you can autoboot a payload on the UF2 version of Hekate, and set that to autoboot on the UF2 version to the payload of your choice, I would set it to hekate.bin, you would need to use autoRCM if you don't want to use a jig all the time.

So with the RCM-X86 booting hekate.bin, we can use a hekate.ipl to boot into a CFW, by setting it to autoboot a CFW like Atmosphere.
So when you press the power button with everything set correct it will boot into the CFW of your choice, to get to hekate when it is booting you press the vol - button to enter hekate menu. That is how I have mine set up.

 

[Dragman]

Hey guys. I have an trinket M0 in my Nintendo Switch and installed: /trinket-rebug-others-switchboot_uf2-fusee_uf2-modchip-software.526607

Is it possible to switch to this software and how can i do that? Unfortunately I am a bit out of the subject and would like to use a newer Hekate version. About your help I am very grateful

 

[Paco46]

If you have access to the Fusee Suite menu, then you can autoboot a payload on the UF2 version of Hekate, and set that to autoboot on the UF2 version to the payload of your choice, I would set it to hekate.bin, you would need to use autoRCM if you don't want to use a jig all the time.

So with the RCM-X86 booting hekate.bin, we can use a hekate.ipl to boot into a CFW, by setting it to autoboot a CFW like Atmosphere.
So when you press the power button with everything set correct it will boot into the CFW of your choice, to get to hekate when it is booting you press the vol - button to enter hekate menu. That is how I have mine set up.

My sd card is set up to run multiple different CFWs so I'd prefer my switch to turn on automatically into Hekate menu so from there I can decide what I'd like my switch to launch into. And I dont understand what you mean about autoRCM or an RCM jig. I've never had to use one since i've installed my RCM-X86.
So how would I do this? Is it a setting in the Fusee Suite menu or will I simply need to flash a different UF2 file? I don't understand why naming my hekate payload to payload.bin wouldn't do the trick.

 

[Hayato213]

My sd card is set up to run multiple different CFWs so I'd prefer my switch to turn on automatically into Hekate menu so from there I can decide what I'd like my switch to launch into. And I dont understand what you mean about autoRCM or an RCM jig. I've never had to use one since i've installed my RCM-X86.
So how would I do this? Is it a setting in the Fusee Suite menu or will I simply need to flash a different UF2 file? I don't understand why naming my hekate payload to payload.bin wouldn't do the trick.

You could use payload.bin if you want, the way the buttons function set up in the code by default pressing power go to stock. Unless you reverse the role and turn power + volume plus button to stock you need autorcm if you just want to press one button.

 

[Aheago]

My switch seems to have stopped booting randomly. My trinket blinks green twice and than stays solid green

 

[HollowGrams]

My switch seems to have stopped booting randomly. My trinket blinks green twice and than stays solid green

Re-program it.

 

[Aheago]

Re-program it.

It ended up fixing itself which is weird

 

[Potato Paste]

Is there a best one to install? I have Trinket M0 installed already but was wondering if there's a better one or smaller one.

 

[hippy dave]

Is there a best one to install? I have Trinket M0 installed already but was wondering if there's a better one or smaller one.

Functionally they're all the same, so don't worry too much. I think with the M0 you have to remove the USB port to get it to fit, so the only reason to get a different one would be to avoid taht, but it shouldn't be too hard to do.

 

[misiozol]

Lads quick question how to update part1 as I cant get it to go to part1 always boots up to part2 :/

 

[misiozol]

To answer my own question, you just drag and drop part one and chip will reboot with new part one, easy as this

 

[khuong]

Anyone got an answer to having this on a trinket m0 -- with a power bank/battery case? it'll never inject if in case.

 

[Hayato213]

Anyone got an answer to having this on a trinket m0 -- with a power bank/battery case? it'll never inject if in case.

If you solder correct and use the correct uf2 files it should inject

 

[HollowGrams]

Anyone got an answer to having this on a trinket m0 -- with a power bank/battery case? it'll never inject if in case.

Button might be pressed down with case on - Or a short.

 

[khuong]

I actually drilled a hole in the shell to not press button unless I use something to press it because it’s annoying.

I’ll try again I’m using the fuses suite and the default one with all straps

I think it has to do with the usb C connection.. because it’s plugged into a power case

 

[White_Raven_X]

I actually drilled a hole in the shell to not press button unless I use something to press it because it’s annoying.

I’ll try again I’m using the fuses suite and the default one with all straps

I think it has to do with the usb C connection.. because it’s plugged into a power case

You might just have a bad solder point. Check them again with your iron.(it's happened to me where it wasn't making contact but the wire was stuck as if it was)

 

[khuong]

You might just have a bad solder point. Check them again with your iron.(it's happened to me where it wasn't making contact but the wire was stuck as if it was)

Can you confirm - Plug in your switch to a power source - Power Off (Full power off) - Press Power -> Chip turns on -> boots into payload?

Mine does..

Plugged In -> Press Power (from powered off state) -> Chip flashes it's stuff -> Does not boot.. (black screen) -> Unplug.. boots fine.

 

[White_Raven_X]

Can you confirm - Plug in your switch to a power source - Power Off (Full power off) - Press Power -> Chip turns on -> boots into payload?

Mine does..

Plugged In -> Press Power (from powered off state) -> Chip flashes it's stuff -> Does not boot.. (black screen) -> Unplug.. boots fine.

I don't think it was ment to inject while being plugged in.... Anyone else's input would be appreciated. * Actually now that I think about it further...you CANNOT have it plugged in while in RCM and try to inject a payload at the same time. This is perfectly normal. Always disconnect when trying to inject in RCM unless you are injecting through your PC usb cord or usb injector device. But you cannot charge and inject at the same time.
Have you read through other comments on the trinket v2 page? Have you updated to the latest version?
https://gbatemp.net/threads/trinket...software-new-fusee_suite-uf2-packages.553998/

 

[khuong]

I don't think it was ment to inject while being plugged in.... Anyone else's input would be appreciated. * Actually now that I think about it further...you CANNOT have it plugged in while in RCM and try to inject a payload at the same time. This is perfectly normal. Always disconnect when trying to inject in RCM unless you are injecting through your PC usb cord or usb injector device. But you cannot charge and inject at the same time.
Have you read through other comments on the trinket v2 page? Have you updated to the latest version?
https://gbatemp.net/threads/trinket...software-new-fusee_suite-uf2-packages.553998/

yeah I think I’ll have to do some tinkering with the code heh.

I have switches in battery cases and it’s annoying taking them in and out.

 

[BaamAlex]

What happens when i enable autorcm? Do i only have to press the power button? Or does that cause problems with the trinket?