Hacking RELEASE Kosmos - A Hekate CFW-package

morrison22 · Jun 26, 2018

tomGER said:
It was a commit (I later reverted) that would have added support for SX OS - I'd guess that dropping the normal hekate sdfiles would also work (though it would create some files that will not be used but whatever lol)

Ok just trying to grasp things here. So you don't know if using the hbmenu.nro from within your sd card zip will work at this point because you haven't tested it. Curious though, why drop the support and revert back? Many people would prolly like using sx os payload for xci and homebrew. And if your hbmenu is updated to function better than the 2.0.0, then I would want to use it. PS, Excuse my ignorance if I am not understanding any of this correctly. It's a little foreign to me.

tomGER · Jun 26, 2018

morrison22 said:
Ok just trying to grasp things here. So you don't know if using the hbmenu.nro from within your sd card zip will work at this point because you haven't tested it. Curious though, why drop the support and revert back? Many people would prolly like using sx os payload for xci and homebrew. And if your hbmenu is updated to function better than the 2.0.0, then I would want to use it. PS, Excuse my ignorance if I am not understanding any of this correctly. It's a little foreign to me.

You can just drop the "hekate-sdfilesV31.zip" content on your SD. The SX OS version would have been exactly that but without the content that is only needed for Hekate.

Zumoly said:
Hi!
Thanks for the updated files!
If I understand, this will prevent the various crashes we faced with LayeredFS till now?

Yes, see changelog - LayeredFS is still super buggy though

Txustra · Jun 26, 2018

What is cfw v1?

tomGER · Jun 26, 2018

Txustra said:
What is cfw v1?

CFW for Firmware Version 1 - Since newer commits seem to break it on that firmware

morrison22 · Jun 26, 2018

tomGER said:
You can just drop the "hekate-sdfilesV31.zip" content on your SD. The SX OS version would have been exactly that but without the content that is only needed for Hekate.

Ok so if I place all the files from the zip on the card, I can use sx os or Hekate, but if I just wanted to use sx os then hbmenu.nro alone would suffice, correct?

tomGER · Jun 26, 2018

morrison22 said:
Ok so if I place all the files from the zip on the card, I can use sx os or Hekate, but if I just wanted to use sx os then hbmenu.nro alone would suffice, correct?

Yeah but I'd also copy the switch folder since that updates EdiZon and AppstoreNX

ressit · Jun 26, 2018

New LayeredFS not working with me (5.1)

tomGER · Jun 26, 2018

ressit said:
New LayeredFS not working with me (5.1)

That's why I made it a 2nd option :/ I don't know why but it's kinda buggy

ressit · Jun 26, 2018

tomGER said:
That's why I made it a 2nd option :/ I don't know why but it's kinda buggy

The old layerfs did not crash but still had to reboot

holypuma · Jun 26, 2018

Does the latest release contain the new battery desync fix that CTCaer included in a recent commit?

tomGER · Jun 26, 2018

holypuma said:
Does the latest release contain the new battery desync fix that CTCaer included in a recent commit?

No since I don't have the Hekate payload in that pack but I can compile it and send it to you if you want to

ressit said:
The old layerfs did not crash but still had to reboot

Yeah, old LayeredFS somehow is more functional than the new one and I don't know why, even Scires doesn't know why it's in my case .-.

MrWhosHacking · Jun 26, 2018

holypuma said:
Does the latest release contain the new battery desync fix that CTCaer included in a recent commit?

no fix yet for battery desync yet

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tomGER said:
No since I don't have the Hekate payload in that pack but I can compile it and send it to you if you want to

Yeah, old LayeredFS somehow is more functional than the new one and I don't know why, even Scires doesn't know why it's in my case .-.

maybe go back to old one new might be a way to lean people off intell is not working no more.. thats just my option and thought.. back up your sd files before updating

holypuma · Jun 26, 2018

tomGER said:
No since I don't have the Hekate payload in that pack but I can compile it and send it to you if you want.

that would be awesome! thanks!

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MrWhosHacking said:
no fix yet for battery desync yet

but there is... https://gbatemp.net/threads/fix-for-linux-battery-issue.508715/

tomGER · Jun 26, 2018

MrWhosHacking said:
no fix yet for battery desync yet
maybe go back to old one new might be a way to lean people off intell is not working no more.. thats just my option and thought.. back up your sd files before updating

v3.1 still has the old LayeredFS as an option - Choose "LayeredFS" instead of "Newest Commit LayeredFS" if you want the old one in the hekate launch options

MrWhosHacking · Jun 26, 2018

holypuma said:
that would be awesome! thanks!

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but there is... https://gbatemp.net/threads/fix-for-linux-battery-issue.508715/

thats true but

read This doesn't fix the Linux bug, this is really just a crude workaround. At first I suspected that Linux is somehow mangling the battery gauge but this doesn't seem to be the case. The battery gauge reports around 40% and decent battery voltage when my Switch would turn off. I think Linux is misconfiguring some undervoltage lockout somewhere, but I don't know where.

tomGER · Jun 26, 2018

holypuma said:
that would be awesome! thanks!

https://transfer.sh/L9Rc2/ipl.bin

Here, that's compiled on newest commit of hekate

MrWhosHacking · Jun 26, 2018

tomGER said:
v3.1 still has the old LayeredFS as an option - Choose "LayeredFS" instead of "Newest Commit LayeredFS" if you want the old one in the hekate launch options

ooo really hmm i havnt update cause no issues on my end i might give a try

holypuma · Jun 26, 2018

MrWhosHacking said:
thats true but

read This doesn't fix the Linux bug, this is really just a crude workaround. At first I suspected that Linux is somehow mangling the battery gauge but this doesn't seem to be the case. The battery gauge reports around 40% and decent battery voltage when my Switch would turn off. I think Linux is misconfiguring some undervoltage lockout somewhere, but I don't know where.

eh, still better than removing the battery...

MrWhosHacking · Jun 26, 2018

tomGER said:
https://transfer.sh/L9Rc2/ipl.bin

Here, that's compiled on newest commit of hekate

this a payload.bin what the diff if i use old

holypuma · Jun 26, 2018

tomGER said:
https://transfer.sh/L9Rc2/ipl.bin

Here, that's compiled on newest commit of hekate

that was fast! thanks!

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