Sigpatches aren't working on your end. You can:
1) Load Atmosphere's package3 via Hekate's FSS0 - You'll need to reboot to Hekate, go to Launch and select emuNAND CFW or sysNAND CFW (depending on which one you use). If you've downloaded the sigpatches from here. your
bootloader/hekate_ipl.bin
will already have everything you need to have configured.
2) Use modified Atmosphere's
fusee.bin payload with ips kip patches support.
3) Use
sys-patch instead of sigpatches.
Right now, sys-patch seems to work for everyone. I'm not sure what's wrong with sigpatches, to me it seems like they are incomplete. Therfore, just use sys-patch instead, for the time being or from now on.
Reboot after that and that's pretty much it, yes.
You can download sys-patch from
here. Just drag and drop onto the root of your SD card. It should work on its own after reboot.
Optionally, you can install
Tesla +
nx-ovlloader as that will allow you to see whether sys-patch is working properly, after you press
L +
D-pad Down +
R (Stick) combo, select
sys-patch, followed by
Log. If it says:
- Patched = the pattern it's searching for is already patched by sigpatches, so there's no need to patch it again;
- Patched = the pattern is patched by sys-patch (i.e. sigpatches are not present or haven't been applied on boot);
- Unpatched = the pattern wasn't found by sys-patch on the current system so there's no need to patch them (only present if you turn off the Version skip in the Options).
With that being said, I haven't tried sigpatches with modified fusee.bin yet. Not sure how different would that be compared to the loading Atmosphere's package3 via Hekate's FSS0? I've tried all of the sigpatches posted here as well and, based on what sys-patch log says, only ldr and es patches are
Patched, nifm and fs are
Patched. Sure, they may be searching for different patterns and stuff, but after I turned off sys-patch and rebooted, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door stopped working for me and it returned an error that it may be corrupted. After I turned sys-patch on and rechecked the game, it worked just fine. My guess is that it didn't work because of fs patches didn't work for me and I've installed an unsigned/modified XCI or something.
Thankfully, sys-patch works properly, but it's a bit inconvenient for the people that are using sigpatches only.