No softmod is permanent, hence the name "soft mod" which means it can easily be taken away (unlike a hard mod).
What I mean is. It's not like the SX PRO or Henkaku.. run at boot eacht time. Is it auto activated?"No softmod is permanent, hence the name "soft mod" which means it can easily be taken away (unlike a hard mod).
Which CFW are there currently other then REINX?
ReiNX and if you have hekate fork with sigpatch, Atmosphere. Both can load NSP backup.
No softmod is permanent, hence the name "soft mod" which means it can easily be taken away (unlike a hard mod).
The CFW itself isn't permanent...
But installing nsp-files is.
They won't run under ofw, but the installed data (and more important: invalid tickets) will stay in system memory.
So. what do you need to do each time you boot up switch to get into CFW?
Are all games available in NSP? or do you need some XCI files aswell for some games?
You have to inject the payload on every boot (Use the Dongle, or inject with Smartphone/PC).
It's likely that every game will be available as nsp.
But currently it's not.
Some games are missing since we need users to dump the correspondig titlekeys.
But the list of titles is growing....
Thats wrong. A softmod is a modification of the software. The fusee stuff is a softmod for example. A hardmod is a modification of the hardware. E.g. Installing a modchip like the trinket m0. A softmod can be permanent. Those softmods for the Wii were permanent.No softmod is permanent, hence the name "soft mod" which means it can easily be taken away (unlike a hard mod).
Sorry but I wasn't talking about the SX PRO but about CFW in this case.
So eventually every game will be installable as NSP?
Because i remember with the 3ds some games were eshop exlusive etc.. or cart exclusive is why i ask.
Me either ;-)
You'll have to inject a payload for every CFW
...and you'll need a jig, unless you are using some kind of AutoRCM.
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A jig? autorcm? you are speaking chinese to me lol
Sorry, but then you should start by reading some guides (like https://switch.hacks.guide/) or the stickies here.
sx-pro is only way to play xci (cartridge dumps) and also plays nsp files.
if you absolutely can't get sx-os or sx-pro for whatever reason then go with this
https://gbatemp.net/threads/quick-g...ates-dlc-with-devmenu-no-sx-os-needed.512337/
this worked for me wonderfully on my second switch though it's only for nsp's.
Ok let me clear things up here. No cfw is permenent currently. To launch a cfw you gotta enter rcm mode with a jig or paper clip. Then you got to inject the payload for the cfw you want to use. This can be done with a PC and a USB to USB C wire or a phone with a USB c to USB c wire or a sx pro dongle. Now their are 3 cfw's: Sx os, Reinx, and hekate / atmosphere. I wouldn't recommend Reinx since it is literally the same thing as hekate just with less features. Now as you know their are 2 backup types XCI (Cartridge) and NSP (Eshop). Sx os supports both formats while hekate only supports NSP. Nsp needs to be installed with a installer ounce while Xci needs to be launched with a launcher everytime you want to play it. XCI is a lot safer but Nsp is the better format. So if you care about getting banned get sx pro but if you don't care then use hekate for free.
Most informative post thank you so kind!
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