Hey all, I'm new here so if this has already been discussed or I use the wrong prefixes please excuse me. Every time I try to launch Homebrew, it shows the normal Hekate logo then turns off. I have no idea why it's doing this and tried uninstalling then reinstalling it. Thanks! (Also my grammar isn't good either)
Personally I have no idea, but I suggest looking into a modded version of atmosphere called DeepSea AIO, that has ran much smoother than the regular atmosphere for me.
https://github.com/Team-Neptune/DeepSea/releases/tag/v3.4.2
Also make sure your switch doesn’t have a dead battery, because payloads will not be injected if your battery is low.
Or maybe try a different USB-C cable?
Check back if none of these work.
Sorry for late response.
I open up tegrarcm and then connect my Nintendo to it. When the CFW home menu I open Launch and then press the very left icon. When I do, my computer makes the USB ejected sound and my Nintendo powers off again.
I don't really trust translators but I'll try! I use TegraRcmGUI to hack some of my games. But recently I stumbled on a problem. Whenever I try to open the Homebrew menu, my laptop makes the "USB ejected" sound and then my Nintendo Switch powers off.
So what you're saying is that you use tegrarcmgui to send the payload, then after the system had already booted, you tap the album to open the homebrew menu and the switch crashes? Or it crashes as soon as you use tegrarcmgui? This started suddenly? Maybe you screwed your atmosphere somehow or if you're using exfat it got corrupted?
It's okay, it was just the payload file. Thanks you so much!
Im failling to understand the issue here, so after pressing the CFW Sysnand button, you switch reboots? (if yes), this is normal, go to settings / system on your switch, and check the version number.
If it has a letter at the END it means that Atmosphere is running.
If it has a letter at the END it means that Atmosphere is running.
This isn't a modded version of atmos its jsut atmos with a bunch of homebrew pre added.
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