Yeah! Seen a few threads of black screens too. Then again maybe it was a bad NAND backup at fault there.
Hacking Edit: It is safe to update to 6.2 using atmosphere
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Yeah! Seen a few threads of black screens too. Then again maybe it was a bad NAND backup at fault there.
Crap, my switch almost auto update before I shut it down. and then I opened gbatemp only to find out warframes out
Auto-updates refer to game updates. The Switch is automatically designed to download any new system updates if you are not on the latest firmware. This cannot be disabled without Airplane Mode, removing Wi-Fi settings, or using a custom DNS server.
The security changes are just a big waste of time. For Nintendo to implement and for people to unlock again.
Its not even pushing any sales because you can install nsp's on any firmware with tinfoil.
Its not even pushing any sales because you can install nsp's on any firmware with tinfoil.
So is it a reasonable guess that "however long it takes to crack" + "however long it takes to update" will be a time period on the order of a month? Eg say 1-10 months?
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How does it brick a console? Let's say you were banned from online but you got this update somehow, you could still play legally bought carts so it's not exactly bricked.
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Something tells me this is going to take a long time to fix. If there's going to even be one.
I think he means can future 6.2.0 titles work on lower fw using tinfoil with remove firmware requirement, since the keys have changed.
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Now why would you say that?
SX already said they know what's up and will be releasing soon.
I would be really surprised If xecuter would release patches before the open source community.
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