Hi on my Switch with 4.1.0 it redownloads the Update although I have set the DNS correctly
Hacking Suggestion Warning dont Update to 5.0 if you plan ever to use HB or CFW
Just turn off WiFi
Dunno why people go through so much crap to not update
Why????
Boot in to Recovery Mode by turning the Switch off. Then hold down Vol + and - while holding power. Once you're in there, just reboot your Switch.
Already did that after the reboot it redownloads in background
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eShops still works on 4.1.0
Tried to turn off auto-update in the menu? I think there is an option for it.
Turn off your router, do the same process again with rebooting after recovery mode. Set your wifi with DNS or better yet, delete your wifi on the Switch.
Welp, but even if I install homebrew on 4.0.1 I'll never be able to update, right? Doesn't make much sense for people who only have one single Switch.
No. The method Sciers is building for us involves EmuNANDs. You keep your Switch's official FW on low numbers to keep exploits open, then introduce a fake FW (emuNAND) that is completely updated, allowing access to online functionality. If you're interested in learning more, read up on the early days of the 3DS. This is how it used to function before AL9H and Bootstrap9.
No this mixes two things. Some people in the scene are stuck with the idea that this is how it should work, so that evil copyright infringement can not occur.
However, what people here (mostly) are talking / thinking about is low level access to the system to do BOTH. Games and Homebrew. So, 4.1.0 will take a while, but it will likely get BOTH at the same time on ONE switch
All right, so dumb paranoid question here:
I just got a second Switch for homebrew down the road. It's on 4.1.0; I can live with that.
My question is, I've heard that two Switches in close proximity can send updates to each other? Is this true? And if it is, under what circumstances does this happen? I haven't updated my old one to 5.0.0 yet, but I plan to, and I want to make sure this won't happen before I do.
I just got a second Switch for homebrew down the road. It's on 4.1.0; I can live with that.
My question is, I've heard that two Switches in close proximity can send updates to each other? Is this true? And if it is, under what circumstances does this happen? I haven't updated my old one to 5.0.0 yet, but I plan to, and I want to make sure this won't happen before I do.
They don't see eachother and start talking to eachother like Furbies. There are options to share update data for games (though I'm not sure about firmware) over WiFi in the settings menus. It's manually initiated.
Heh, Furbies. Now there's a mental image I didn't want xP Thanks for the quick and simple answer; must have just been a silly rumor I heard.
Here it is: it is limited to matching game updates, and only on systems on 4.0.0 and above:
http://en-americas-support.nintendo.../how-to-update-software-data-via-a-local-user
It can be used in the abscence of an internet connection, it sounds like an interesting prospect for sharing an entrypoint, or at least keeping ARMS and Splatoon 2 up to date on a 4.1.0 Switch while people await homebrew and CFW.
http://en-americas-support.nintendo.../how-to-update-software-data-via-a-local-user
It can be used in the abscence of an internet connection, it sounds like an interesting prospect for sharing an entrypoint, or at least keeping ARMS and Splatoon 2 up to date on a 4.1.0 Switch while people await homebrew and CFW.
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