No need for this, just do this:
Copy the system_settings.ini file from the config_templates folder and then add the lines AmeliaFox shared in the end of the file
It is empty by default. If you want to change any settings you need to copy the relevant config file from the config_templates folder. So it is normal that the config folder is empty until you actively put a file there.
What petspeed said. It will always go by default settings, unless you tell it otherwise. If you had downloaded a "pack", such as HATS, the directory would not be empty. But I personally hate those packs, because you wouldn't learn what those config files are or what they do. Please take the time to read the docs for everything you use, ESPECIALLY hekate and Atmosphere. You'll be able to fix more issues on your own that way, and probably discover many options that you never knew were options.
My friend, the best solution is always to wait for the firmware update to version 22; downgrading usually brings problems that ordinary users can't solve on their own.
Sure you can. You can ALWAYS build a new emummc through hekate. If you have enough space on your micro sd card, you can even have more than 1 emummc. But you really need to read the hekate docs to understand how to switch between them. Any newly created emummc will be a mirror image of your current sysmmc (so anything present on your current emummc, but not on sys, will have to be reinstalled).
not quite, it doesnt let u to go online it asks to do a system update even if ur on 22
Right so my work contains patches, you shouldn't be trying to go online (as in, play games online with nintendo online).
I will never remove said "child proofing", from a build which embeds patches that cannot be toggled off, as that would be extremely bad user experience for users not understnading what they are doing.
