With LayeredFS, you can boot eShop games. But less stable.
Looks like you found that one feature I was hinting!
With LayeredFS, you can boot eShop games. But less stable.
It shouldn't influence anyone's vote that bought the pro since you can swap out the payload and use LBL instead if you want/need to for eshop titles etc.- As stated by @Thetoto LBL can play eShop titles while TX BL can't. Will you change your vote?
Thats like comparing the first generation IPhone to the Microsoft ZuneYou know with a proper file manager with renaming and npdm editing feature could literally enable you to redirect 100 titles to a donor title tested to be 100% compatible right?
Won't change my vote.. Because I'll just change the SD lol.As TX OS is being discovered it looks like it's not perfect out of the box:
- It seems it cannot play the new card format (hence newer games like Sushi striker). Can LBL play it?
- As stated by @Thetoto LBL can play eShop titles while TX BL can't. Will you change your vote?
So, you can change your vote to "Both"Won't change my vote.. Because I'll just change the SD lol.
1 card for TX and 1 for games not working with it.
TX FTW
i spent 2 hours getting LayeredFS set up. managed to it to boot, but not loading any games.
I beg to differ! Sure the process is not noob friendly but once you get the hang of it you can easily send all of your fave titles in one transfer! As for the compatibility you just need to patch the main.npdm file and rename the folder with the donor title right on your SD card.
Now if we had an awesome homebrew to allow this...
- It seems it cannot play the new card format (hence newer games like Sushi striker).
- As stated by @Thetoto LBL can play eShop titles while TX BL can't. Will you change your vote?
I expect TX to put out an update with eshop loading. I am intrigued what Nintendo will do about eshop piracy.
You're referring to the loading of eshop rips, right?as it might have one feature TX one has not!
Alright guys I have one more reason to stay with LBL!
When you actually make your backups "layered" friendly you save some space by retaining only necessary files to launch the game! Meaning LBL is better than TXBL in terms of size optimization.
What are you talking about it is still the same size since you have to replace the whole game with another one.
You means having multiple folders and files with random name is better then a single boot.dat and a bunch of Renamable.xci?
You clearly didn't get this thing going did you?
A 15 GB file might end up being 7 GB (Monster Hunter XX)!
Take the xcitrimmer app for instance: it deletes useless (empty) data making you save space.
Well the same thing applies to LBL when you decrypt stuff.
SX can run trimmed rom, your point is?
Does breath of the wild and splatoon work on lbl? not yet
Do they work in TX os? yes but without dlc!