Totally possibleQuestion: Is it possible to insert dlc into a game with layeredfs and then play it with SX OS?
You can, but the problem is that you may need to update the game to actually use themQuestion: Is it possible to insert dlc into a game with layeredfs and then play it with SX OS?
I believe game and firmware updates work even when you're banned, these services are seperated from the game authentication process, do some research.Don't you even care for the DLC and games updates?
I believe game and firmware updates work even when you're banned, these services are seperated from the game authentication process, do some research.
You will give it 2 days max to push a new update to prevent updating games?For now! Nothing is preventing Nintendo from stopping them with a new software update. Get your facts straight.
It may or may not happen. My facts are fine. There is a big difference between current facts and future speculationFor now! Nothing is preventing Nintendo from stopping them with a new software update. Get your facts straight.
Yes, but that number is subject to change in the future. I also acknowledged that it's only a current incompatibility, so it's not necessarily forever. It's still a flaw.
It may or may not happen. My facts are fine. There is a big difference between current facts and future speculation
Yeah this only bricks poor plebs like you that want to "crack it"Like talking just for the sake of it? We shall see.
PS: Looks like TX has a brick code after all: https://gbatemp.net/threads/sx-os-contains-brick-code.508800/
Man that's crazy! How much did you pay again? For the record I can afford the device ten times than you yet I don't go bragging about it.Yeah this only bricks poor plebs like you that want to "crack it"
Speak for yourselfMan that's crazy! How much did you pay again? For the record I can afford the device ten times than you yet I don't go bragging about it.
I get it! You believe you are part of TX for purchasing the device and are entitled to shitpost here and there! But seriously dude stop! This is not some sort of playground where you can freely exhibit whatever behavior you fancy. This is a discussion and if you feel like saying nothing useful, please just don't! I don't need this constant nagging and name calling from you.
To the extent of my understanding, LayeredFS only works on 5.x. Is there a backup loader solution (other than buying TX) for those of us on 4.x or below? Not complaining, I can wait for it to come, but since the scene isn't organized as clearly as say, the old school PSP CFW scene, I can't seem to find the answer easily (and I did search!).
Thanks y'all!
Fun Fact: There were less people not banned due to using LayeredFS Online than those who were not banned due to using LayeredFS Offline
Here's the problem. When I was looking retrospectively for the data, people just said they were banned using LayeredFS. Not much extra detail was given so I improvised the best I could. Of those who did report on clearing error logs, its a perfect split between those who did and didn't; 6 banned each. The rest are left to our imaginations.I believe the clearing of logs played a big role!? Those offline must have forgotten about it and the minute they showed online the crash reports were sent. But feel free to correct me.
Fun Fact: There were less people not banned due to using LayeredFS Online than those who were not banned due to using LayeredFS Offline.
Translation: Its safer to go online with LayeredFS than to remain offline
To put it mathematically, let's assume only 20 out of 40 people were banned; 10 for LayeredFS Offline and 10 for LayeredFS Online. The 20 unbanned would be as follows: 15 for LayeredFS Online and 5 for LayeredFS Offline. While your chances of being banned were equal, the chances of not being banned were not. Thus, you have a higher rate of not being banned with LayeredFS Online over LayeredFS Offline.Surely you mean it's safer to stay offline? At least that's what your fun fact says.