That's why lots of people will either switch to Linux or just keep using Windows 10. Most software that people need for work has a Linux equivalent nowadays and unless you really need to update to Windows 11 for some reason, you shouldn't bother as there's no need. Windows 10 does everything I need anyway and I use Ubuntu for Linux stuff, TBH you could easily just use Ubuntu and wine to run windows apps within it, or just use a windows 10 VM for those times you really need to run a windows app. For web browsing when windows 10 stops being supported, you can just run a browser in a sandbox anyway and that way you don't need to worry too much about internet nasties.
Hacking Sigpatches for Atmosphere (Hekate, fss0, fusee & package3)
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yes, the problem is Linux is not for everyone, and with Windows 10 will be like Windows XP so many people will continue using it until a day will be no option, let's find what will be that day.
I know a lot of people that never use a computer anymore and just use a tablet or phone instead. TBH most people just use a computer outside of work to just use the internet and you can easily do without a computer if you are one of those people. Windows isn't a big deal anymore, well not like it was in the 90's or 2000's.
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Here you go,
https://github.com/mrdude2478/IPS_Patch_Creator/releases/tag/1.5.6-5
Just a minor update to skip exfat FS patch creation if you dumped your own firmware that was installed without exfat.
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I’m one of them. I have computers in the house but I can do 90% of everything I want on my Ipad. I have a raspberry pi that takes it up another 8%. The other 2% I do on a VM either on my PC or in Cloud. Makes all the virus comcerns a moot point.
Thank you, this was the only version of the sigpatches that worked for MK8's Booster DLC; the other ones roaming around on the net aren't up to date and get stuck at the menu trying to check file integrity.
Theres no update for firmware 16.0.1 please? On my Atmos 1.5.1 ,I updated my firmware and got failed to apply nosigchk issue. And when i push the power button, atmosphere will crash , with error code 2001-0123(0xf601)
Its will solve if theres sigpatch for HOS 16.0.1 ?
Its will solve if theres sigpatch for HOS 16.0.1 ?
Firmware 16.0.1 won't changed so much, the sigpatches are exactly the same for 16.0.0 and 160.0.1.
thank you for the reply @impeeza , delete my atmosphere folder , replace with new one. failed to apply nosigchk still exist but my atmosphere not crashing anymore, so i can downgrade to HOS 16.0.0 with daybreak.
After that apply sigpatch on the page one , restart , voila there's no more failed to apply nosigchk .
Sounds like a fair warning that people shouldn't update to the latest firmware just yet until everything's up to date, then.
Yes, as stated on the OP the zip contains the sigpatches for all past and latest firmware and loader.
You update your firmware but didn't update some homebrew, rename the folder /atmosphere/contents. Reinstall your sigpatches, And try again. Then reinstall any sysmodule, mods and overlays, also upgrade your homebrew
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And if you haven't done, upgrade Atmosphère and Hekate
Unfortunately when trying to install Storyteller I get an error. I've tried with the latest version of the patches.
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Managed to solve the problem. Although the patches and Atmosphere and Hekate were the latest versions available, I forgot to update the system firmware version to the latest one.
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anyone having problems with DK Tropical Freeze? the game crash after the menu when loading a level. tried xci, nsp, update and no update. also tried deleting game data. Was working with the previous version.
Nothing to do with signature patches.
Try to renaming to .bak the
/Atmosphere/Contents/0100C1F0051B6000
/Atmosphere/Contents/0100C1F0051B6800
folders if they exist on your SD Card.
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