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duarte_a · Nov 11, 2017

V-Temp said:
No.

You're confusing a back-up loader (download titles from internet -> boot on system) and a general term like 'homebrew'. In the most literal sense, "Hello World" execution is homebrew but not very usable. 'Hello World' is the soundbite of success, in a sense, because it means you have code execution within the system itself. Its the very first thing you're taught in compsci, after all, and from there you learn and build more complicated software that can do more complicated things!

In this case, this doesn't bypass the Switch's encryptions (you'd need kernel and the ability to inject a *decrypted* title, so even a kernel point of access doesn't actually solve the overarching encryption/decryption problem). This is userland which will allow us to make and make use of neat apps like emulators, save managers, and such.

Switch homebrew has many uses beyond piracy. If piracy is all you want, you will be forever behind the curve with this system.

Thank you for the explanation.

I just bought a second switch and poken.

I just wanted to know in more detail what these advances meant to the end user in terms of applications.

The ability to have emulators is more than enough for me.

Thank you once again.

g4jek8j54 · Nov 11, 2017

Congratulations to everyone involved with this, and thanks for all of the hard work! It will be interesting and exciting to see what kind of homebrew surfaces on the Switch in the future.

operador7 · Nov 11, 2017

Congrats for these amazing work

isoboy · Nov 11, 2017

I would love to see a new option in system settings to enable a universal scanline filter with the ability to change the depth and size with a slider and or in increments.

yardie · Nov 11, 2017

isoboy said:
I would love to see a new option in system settings to enable a universal scanline filter with the ability to change the depth and size with a slider and or in increments.

Holy unrelated post batman

adrifcastr · Nov 11, 2017

isoboy said:
I would love to see a new option in system settings to enable a universal scanline filter with the ability to change the depth and size with a slider and or in increments.

simply dont troll. Thanks.

isoboy · Nov 11, 2017

To allow anyone the ability to use it for whatever homebrew they want of course! Emulators! It was a serious post from me so I'll let your replies speak for themselves. Kids.

adrifcastr · Nov 11, 2017

isoboy said:
To allow anyone the ability to use it for whatever homebrew they want of course! Emulators! It was a serious post from me so I'll let your replies speak for themselves. Kids.

Thats just not at all what userland arbitrary rw allows. You want a OS modification which is a 100% impossible.

cloudfe · Nov 11, 2017

(noob question incoming, brace yourself)

Does anyone know if tools for writing homebrews are already available to the developers?

Also, could someone give an educated guess on the level of complexity for writing/porting homebrews for the Switch (mainly emulators)?

V-Temp · Nov 11, 2017

cloudfe said:
(noob question incoming, brace yourself)

Does anyone know if tools for writing homebrews are already available to the developers?

Also, could someone give an educated guess on the level of complexity for writing/porting homebrews for the Switch (mainly emulators)?

Noob questions are always welcome and good for the general community aggregate understanding, don't be afraid of asking!

The answer is: Yes, tools have been available for some time. We have not had a sandbox *on* the Switch itself in which we could deploy development.

The complexity will be all over the place and depend on how much you want to emulate. But first and foremost, we have to now work out good drivers (for GPU, for instance) such that we can get the emulators working in a meaningful way unless you want to run some text-based DnD emulators.

ploggy · Nov 11, 2017

Is there a tut to set this up yet? Also is there a way to block updates like the DNS update block for the WiiU?

cloudfe · Nov 11, 2017

V-Temp said:
Noob questions are always welcome and good for the general community aggregate understanding, don't be afraid of asking!

The answer is: Yes, tools have been available for some time. We have not had a sandbox *on* the Switch itself in which we could deploy development.

The complexity will be all over the place and depend on how much you want to emulate. But first and foremost, we have to now work out good drivers (for GPU, for instance) such that we can get the emulators working in a meaningful way unless you want to run some text-based DnD emulators.

Thank you very much for the informative reply

yardie · Nov 11, 2017

ploggy said:
Is there a tut to set this up yet? Also is there a way to block updates like the DNS update block for the WiiU?

It's not even released yet. Why would there be a tut?

extrablade · Nov 11, 2017

*reads all comments patiently waits for a SNES emulator*... btw, the switch will be the best mobile emulator device!

dAVID_ · Nov 11, 2017

Good work, never really expected it to arrive this early. Goes to show that a team dedicated to their work (or a genius) can get things done! :grog:

ploggy · Nov 11, 2017

yardie said:
It's not even released yet. Why would there be a tut?

I thought daeken released it last night?

iAqua · Nov 11, 2017

ploggy said:
Is there a tut to set this up yet? Also is there a way to block updates like the DNS update block for the WiiU?

instructions are for unix from me

pacaur -S nodejs (use your package manager if not on arch)
git clone https://github.com/reswitched/pegaswitch
cd pegaswitch
npm install
sudo node start.js
evalfile ./usefulscripts/SetupNew.js
evalfile ./usefulscripts/loadNro.js

WiiUBricker · Nov 11, 2017

ploggy said:
Is there a tut to set this up yet?

Don't listen to the haters who claim there is no guide for this, mate. Here is a step-by-step guide:

1. Wait for an end user release
2. Don't ask for a release date
3. Don't post stupid comments of no merit at all (unless they are funny)
4. Don't bother the developers unless you're a developer yourself and can help
5. Wait for an end user release

If you follow these steps carefully without fail, hax will eventually come to you.

Nezztor · Nov 11, 2017

iAqua said:
instructions are for unix from me

pacaur -S nodejs (use your package manager if not on arch)

git clone https://github.com/reswitched/pegaswitch

cd pegaswitch

npm install

sudo node start.js

evalfile ./usefulscripts/SetupNew.js

evalfile ./usefulscripts/loadNro.js

Have you tried to do something? Or just geting enough info to get things going

iAqua · Nov 11, 2017

Nezztor said:
Have you tried to do something? Or just geting enough info to get things going

i mean their's already a provided nro to load.

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