So i'm trying to do a fresh install after messing it up yesterday. I followed the steps in this link after downloading the newest Hek6.0.4/NX 1.5.3 from github. but now I am getting the following errors: (as far as i can see i have all the things listed as missing) Any help would be great. still trying to work this all out and seem to getting further from the mark with each try haha.
I worked it out: i dindt have the bootloader in the root of my SD.So Im trying to do a fresh install of Hekate/Atm after messing it up yesterday. I followed the
So i'm trying to do a fresh install after messing it up yesterday. I followed the steps in this link after downloading the newest Hek6.0.4/NX 1.5.3 from github. but now I am getting the following errors: (as far as i can see i have all the things listed as missing) Any help would be great. still trying to work this all out and seem to getting further from the mark with each try haha.
) but I like keeping track of the time I have spent on these games and would rather use the play activity screen as I did on OFW and to continue from the amount of hours I left off at or at least similar hours.
why would you remove the chip? if the emmc is close to diying just run off the emummc
Its hard to brick a Switch even when its hacked. So its highly unlikely you will cause irreparable damage by using a RAM editor. Just make a backup of your eMMC once you hack it and you can recover from 99% of all bricks.
How is your SD card formatted? Also have you tried deleting all of the files and downloading the newest files from their respective GitHub pages? This is the one for Atmosphere and here is the page for Hekate.
You have to delete the old /atmosphere folder then put the new one on the SD card. Atmosphere doesn't support dragging and dropping the files when updating the CFW.
Shallowsea is probably just the bare minimum files needed for using Hekate so if you don't boot Atmosphere using Hekate, you won't be using Shallowsea anymore. Which means you will have to boot Atmosphere using fusee instead of Hekate.
As far as I'm aware, there is no known way of modifying the play activity of games without using NX-Activity-Log.I would like to manually match the play activity of my OFW account to my CFW fake-linked account using linkalho. I know it's possible to edit the NX Activity log config to achieve this, but I would prefer using the default play activity screen.
Using DBI I noticed that it tracks the entire activity log of the user so I'm assuming that this play time is stored in the console itself rather than on my emuMMC, so I guess my question would be how would I go about manually editing the play activity that is stored in my user profile? Is it even possible?
And if this doesn't work, could there be a way to speed up the Switch's internal clock to quickly add hours to play activity rather than idling in a game for hours? Seems desperate (I am
But do you have a file called package3 inside your Atmosphere folder?
I would highly recommend reinstalling them with TinWoo Installer. Its what I personally use and I never have any issues while using it.
Thank you very much for your reply. I do yes. I also noticed that when I first loaded up Hekate it gave me the following error: failed to load GUI resources/ res.pak not found or corrupted. Even though res.pak is in the SYS folder contained inside the bootloader folder. Wondering if this might be a problem with the SD card perhaps?
I went into more detail in this post here. If it helps. https://gbatemp.net/threads/a-serie...ng-to-load-hekate-and-boot-atmosphere.633660/
depends if you hid your emunand or not. if not, I have actually done this before, copied all the files from one card onto another and started gaming again. OR if you aren't using emunand, I assume this will work also.
Its Fat32. I've actually sorted it all out now. Did a seven pass erase on the SD card and followed all the instructions in the rentry article and it worked this time round. I appreciate you taking time to reply. Cheers.
Seems I don't have an emunand setup, when i boot the switch with hekate, i always pick the syscfw option, is it safe then right?
Yes, you can just copy the contents over to a new SD Card. Make sure they are formatted the same was (exfat/fat32/etc). One thing to note, nobody recommends using CFW on the system nand. It can be done. But if you don't play it safe, you can get banned much easier than on emunand. You don't have to partition your SD Card for emunand. You can do a file based approach. This is what I do.
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