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[877]

Ideally you would make a new backup every time you upgrade your Sysnand Firmware but it’s rare to find anyone with that kind of discipline. You can check your burned fuses via Hekate and compare it to this list:

https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Fuses#Anti-downgrade

I used to be disciplined
I have these backups, so hopefully there is something I can use...

Just checked and I have 5 burned fuses, so 4.0.0-4.1.0.
Not really sure what that means, been a long time out the game..

 

[steve_fox]

Yes, It is absolutely a CFW thing. That said, you could play any other game to find out what happens between docked, undocked, powered or not (or any other permutations your heart desires) and be relatively sure the same clock speeds would carry over to Fortnite.

Doh! your so right lol, ill do that, ill get on it right now in fact!

 

[Vyrnox]

Glad that's sorted.

Since both OFW and CFW are having the issue it's not likely this is related to CFW at all. If you recently had your switch open it's likely you did something physical like knocking off the wifi antennae or loosening an electrical component with your soldering iron. Before you open it back up take a look at your wireless settings and see if you can see your wifi router when you do a network scan during setup (i.e. try to set up networking from scratch again.) If you can see your router go ahead and start from scratch setting everything up again. If you can't...you're going to have to go back inside the case and double-check your work.

dammm mate im checking the nintendo inside and i don't see anything broken do you think could be the place where i solder the piece is doing something. i been trying to see videos on youtube i came across wifi module but i didn't even been near close that area

 

[steve_fox]

Yes, It is absolutely a CFW thing. That said, you could play any other game to find out what happens between docked, undocked, powered or not (or any other permutations your heart desires) and be relatively sure the same clock speeds would carry over to Fortnite.

I did not play any games as i could not for the life of me find the dam Apps you mentioned after i installed them from the App store, who knows where they are launched from but i was able to observe Idle behavour through sys-clk manager and this is what i found-

Cpu speed remained the same in Handheld battery/Handheld USB Powered and also no change when Docked (1020mhz)

Gpu runs the same in Handheld mode on battery or USB (307.2mhz) but docked is run at more then twice the clock speed (768mhz)

Ram runs the same in Handheld on battery or USB (1331.2mhz) but docked runs it almost 300mhz faster (1600mhz)

The difference between docked and handheld mode is significant for the GPU, im gonna have to make a long extension for my headset and try out playing docked.

Gonna investigate the WII U gamepad (the shipped one with the touchscreen) on switch project as well, i get on with my switch gamepad for mario kart but its sticks are too heavily sprung for accurate aiming in a shooter plus i really like the ergonomics of the Wii U gamepad

 

[binkinator]

I did not play any games as i could not for the life of me find the dam Apps you mentioned after i installed them from the App store, who knows where they are launched from but i was able to observe Idle behavour through sys-clk manager and this is what i found-

Cpu speed remained the same in Handheld battery/Handheld USB Powered and also no change when Docked (1020mhz)

Gpu runs the same in Handheld mode on battery or USB (307.2mhz) but docked is run at more then twice the clock speed (768mhz)

Ram runs the same in Handheld on battery or USB (1331.2mhz) but docked runs it almost 300mhz faster (1600mhz)

The difference between docked and handheld mode is significant for the GPU, im gonna have to make a long extension for my headset and try out playing docked.

You can run docked speeds in handheld without worrying about frying things. There is nothing added/subtracted from the machine. Just power levels (i.e. you’re going to drain your battery faster but that’s about it.) Ninty just didn’t want bad PR for low battery life in handheld mode Is all.

e: now that I think of it…you can use this overlay and switch to Docked mode ON THE FLY!

https://gbatemp.net/threads/reversenx-rt-reversenx-in-real-time.566868/

How cool is that?

Gonna investigate the WII U gamepad (the shipped one with the touchscreen) on switch project as well, i get on with my switch gamepad for mario kart but its sticks are too heavily sprung for accurate aiming in a shooter plus i really like the ergonomics of the Wii U gamepad

Installing from the App Store is the way to go!

Once you’ve installed the Tesla Menu it opens up a whole ‘nother level of cool overlays. You get to them by holding (left trigger) + (down button) and then clicking (right joystick) by pressing on the top…it’s to make sure you don’t trigger it by accident. It will pop up menus over the top of your game for all the overlays you install. You can access cheats, over clocking, text walk throughs and reboot menus, etc, etc.

In all honesty, getting to the data you wanted via sys-manager was clever and probably does everything you need, but check out this list of modules:

https://gbatemp.net/threads/tesla-overlay-list-of-modules.569668/

obligatory eye candy:

 

[binkinator]

dammm mate im checking the nintendo inside and i don't see anything broken do you think could be the place where i solder the piece is doing something. i been trying to see videos on youtube i came across wifi module but i didn't even been near close that area

We’re you not able to see any wifi routers when you scanned for them During new network setup?

 

[binkinator]

I used to be disciplined
I have these backups, so hopefully there is something I can use...

Just checked and I have 5 burned fuses, so 4.0.0-4.1.0.
Not really sure what that means, been a long time out the game..

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Dude…that’s pretty savant like discipline actually. Very impressive!

4.0.0-4.1.0 is the range of Firmware you can comfortably run on your Sysnand without burning any fuses or triggering the anti-downgrade mechanism. You have a backup of 4.1.0 so you’re good to go…as long as you’ve been running clean since your 3.0.2 days (but I have a lot of faith in you at this point.)

Now that we’ve arrived at this point though, you’re only as safe as your last mistake. If you’ve never gone online your are probably OK as we speak. Just turn AutoRCM off and you’re as good as a brand new unhacked machine. Nobody would be the wiser. AutoRCM would have prevented Sysnand fro, ever spinning up and being able to log anything.

unfortunately the test for all of this is to actually go online and then wait for however long to see if you don’t get banned. Hardly worth the effort IMO.

 

[prof72]

how to fix the tinfoil?
it was working before but its been a week more.

 

[binkinator]

how to fix the tinfoil?
it was working before but its been a week more.

Sorry to hear. What’s the current status of your Tinfoil installation? Are you just disappointed that the shops are all offline?

 

[NotSolaxy]

I do have another acc, my sister used it but since she has her own switch now I will just remove it, I will tell you if anything changes. Also, I didn't install Tinfoil under applet mode, but I will make sure.

 

[NotSolaxy]

Welppp, new problem, Tinfoil works at first and it says to restart it, when I exit out of it and go back on it is just a black screen though the buttons work except the home button and the power button.

 

[NotSolaxy]

The "Checking if game can be played..." error still happens even after I deleted the user profile.

 

[tlfrance]

What I mean is the links on that page go to 1.3.2 rather than 1.3.0. Makes me suspicious on what else might have been missed when we go through everything but the release numbers don’t match.
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Great! The exosphere.ini and defaults.txt both look great.


I remember helping out in that thread. We will do the same thing in this case.

[config]
autoboot=0
autoboot_list=0
bootwait=3
backlight=100
autohosoff=0
autonogc=1
updater2p=0
bootprotect=0

[Atmosphere CFW]
payload=bootloader/payloads/fusee.bin
fss0=atmosphere/package3
icon=bootloader/res/icon_payload.bmp

[Stock SysNAND]
fss0=atmosphere/package3
stock=1
emummc_force_disable=1
icon=bootloader/res/icon_switch.bmp

in your hekate_ipl.ini remove the line I struck through and add the line I made bold.

After that you should be able to boot Atmosphere from the SXOS 4th icon in the boot menu.

e: you should also check out fastCFWSwitch because it allows you to boot SXOS directly from Atmosphere and Atmophere directly from SXOS. Super convenient if you’re going to dual boot!

I'm on atmos 1.3.0 with correct sigpatch & FW 1.3.2.0
Changed hekate_ipl.ini like described. So press launch under Hekate. I'd no error at all when Atmos bootup. After boot, i'd tryed to run tinfoil, and i'd sdcard corrupted files error popup with error 2016-0610. Try to repair corrupted data, with no luck .
I've retryed launching atmos with fusee payload, have tsec_keygen firmare error, press power, atmos bootup, and run tinfoil without any issue.
I don't understand why with package3 launcher, i've corrupted datas when i run tinfoil or other game . What's the difference between fuse.bin and package3 hekate boot?

 

[binkinator]

I'm on atmos 1.3.0 with correct sigpatch & FW 1.3.2.0

Still makes absolutely no sense how you could have possibly followed the guide and ended up with those versions. They are incorrect and lead me to believe that your installation is unstable. Please go back through the guide again and get everything updated to Atmos 1.3.2 and Firmware 14.1.1. There is no sense in troubleshooting further until you get the foundational pieces correct.

Changed hekate_ipl.ini like described. So press launch under Hekate. I'd no error at all when Atmos bootup. After boot, i'd tryed to run tinfoil, and i'd sdcard corrupted files error popup with error 2016-0610. Try to repair corrupted data, with no luck .
I've retryed launching atmos with fusee payload, have tsec_keygen firmare error, press power, atmos bootup, and run tinfoil without any issue.
I don't understand why with package3 launcher, i've corrupted datas when i run tinfoil or other game . What's the difference between fuse.bin and package3 hekate boot?

It likely has little to do with any of this. Please fix yourinstallation first.

 

[binkinator]

I do have another acc, my sister used it but since she has her own switch now I will just remove it, I will tell you if anything changes. Also, I didn't install Tinfoil under applet mode, but I will make sure.

This might be a clue…

Welppp, new problem, Tinfoil works at first and it says to restart it, when I exit out of it and go back on it is just a black screen though the buttons work except the home button and the power button.

You might have to reinstall Tinfoil using the self installer here. To remove the initial install simply delete /switch/tinfoil directory.

The "Checking if game can be played..." error still happens even after I deleted the user profile.

You will need to reinstall a game on the new deployment of tinfoil. Once the tinfoil installation is clean we can take it from the top.

 

[Vyrnox]

We’re you not able to see any wifi routers when you scanned for them During new network setup?

no nothing it give me a error 2110-1118

 

[NotSolaxy]

Alright, did everything, I think I might know the problem, but I don't know how to fix it.

I get "Failed to import ticket!" But I heard to turn on "Convert to standard crypto" and though it does solve the import ticket portion of the problem, it still says "Checking if game can be played..."

Maybe because it isn't actually importing the ticket? I installed the game about 20 minutes ago so I don't think it is old or anything.

 

[NotSolaxy]

Also i'm just gonna stick with Lithium for the time being.

 

[binkinator]

no nothing it give me a error 2110-1118

That’s not a good sign. Here is the official troubleshooting steps from Ninty…I’ll give you a hint how it ends…they will want you to send it in to be repaired. There are some steps to try before you get to that but if yiu get to the end and still can’t see wifi (make sure your wifi is up and all that of course) you should probably take it in to a local electronics shop to take a look at it.

Spoiler: Help for 2110-1118 error

Error Code: 2110-1100​

Applies to: Nintendo Switch Family, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model

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The information in this article can help you when you're unable to connect your Nintendo Switch console to a wired or wireless network and receive the error code 2110-1100.

Important​

• Test your connection after any changes are made to the Nintendo Switch console or network environment to determine if the change resolves your issue.
• A USB LAN Adapter is required to set up a Wired Internet connection when using a Nintendo Switch dock without a LAN port.
• A USB LAN Adapter can be connected to Nintendo Switch Lite using a licensed accessory, such as the Dual USB PlayStand for Nintendo Switch Lite from HORI.

Note​

• This error code typically indicates that the Nintendo Switch console was unable to detect a network which matches any of the saved networks within the Internet settings.
  • If your wireless network is not found when searching, see The Nintendo Switch Console Cannot Find Your Wireless Network.
• If you are using a USB LAN adapter, this error code may also indicate that the USB LAN adapter was not correctly installed.

The Nintendo Switch Console Cannot Find Your Wireless Network​

Applies to: Nintendo Switch Family, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model

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The information in this article can help you when:

• You are unable to connect your Nintendo Switch console online because your wireless network was not found.
• After searching for wireless networks, your network is not listed under "Found Networks."
• The MAC address on the console is displayed primarily as zeroes.

Important​

• If you remain within the Internet settings, you can press the Y Button to have the Nintendo Switch console search for networks.
• Perform this search for networks after any changes are made to the Nintendo Switch console or network environment.

Possible solutions​

1. Do you see any access points?I don't see any access points I see other access points, but not my own
2. Try the following:
   • Restart the Nintendo Switch console.
     To restart the console, press the POWER Button for three seconds, and then select "Power Options," followed by "Restart."
   • Create a new Internet connection
     Set up a new Internet connection, ensuring that you are attempting to connect to the correct network, and that you are receiving a strong wireless signal from the network.
   • Move the Nintendo Switch console closer to the wireless router.
     If possible, place the Nintendo Switch within 10 to 15 feet of the wireless router to improve the signal strength during troubleshooting.
     • It may be helpful to remove the Nintendo Switch console from the Nintendo Switch dock while troubleshooting, and then return the console when troubleshooting is complete.
   • Power cycle your home network.
     Restarting your network devices may resolve this issue if it is related to the devices being unresponsive.
   • Move any metal objects or electronic devices away from your Nintendo Switch console and wireless router.
     Metal objects and electronic devices may interfere with wireless signals. If you have any of these, such as filing cabinets, speakers, power strips, glass, or cordless phones, next to your system or wireless router, move them away.
   • Manually create an Internet connection on the Nintendo Switch console.
     In situations where the console can not locate your SSID, you may still be able to connect to the network if you manually enter the network's SSID and wireless password into the Nintendo Switch console's settings.
   Did this resolve your issue?Issue resolved Issue persists
3. • Connect to the Internet at a different location or access point.
     Try connecting at a friend or family member's home, or a retailer with a public network.
   Is the system able to connect at a different location?Yes No
4. If the Nintendo Switch console is unable to detect any access points when tested at multiple locations, please contact us for support.

 

[binkinator]

Alright, did everything, I think I might know the problem, but I don't know how to fix it.

I get "Failed to import ticket!" But I heard to turn on "Convert to standard crypto" and though it does solve the import ticket portion of the problem, it still says "Checking if game can be played..."

Maybe because it isn't actually importing the ticket? I installed the game about 20 minutes ago so I don't think it is old or anything.

Also i'm just gonna stick with Lithium for the time being.

That’s fine…as long as it works. I think your issue might be deeper than this though.

(Not going to say because I don’t want to jinx you.)