Hacking Sysmodules not loading

Hephaestus · Aug 22, 2019

Just set up Atmosphere/Kosmos v13.2.1/0.9.3
Latest Switch Firmware, using Hekate ctcaer 5.0.1 as payload.

Activated Modules with Kosmos Toolbox, but now its stuck on the Nintendo Switch Logo during Boot.
Didnt know i couldnt just activate all at once.
Tried copying over my SD Files again, but it still doesnt boot.

Any way to fix this?

Draxzelex · Aug 28, 2019

Hephaestus said:
Just set up Atmosphere/Kosmos v13.2.1/0.9.3
Latest Switch Firmware, using Hekate ctcaer 5.0.1 as payload.

Activated Modules with Kosmos Toolbox, but now its stuck on the Nintendo Switch Logo during Boot.
Didnt know i couldnt just activate all at once.
Tried copying over my SD Files again, but it still doesnt boot.

Any way to fix this?

Try running ReiNX

Hephaestus · Aug 28, 2019

Draxzelex said:
Try running ReiNX

Well, yeah. I know i can just run a different CFW.
Using SX OS as we speak, but i was kinda looking into actually trying out Atmosphere.
No luck tho. Doesnt get past the loading screen anymore now that i enabled all sysmodules.
Didnt know that was a bad idea and now i dont know how to disable that manually.

SomeGamer · Aug 28, 2019

Hephaestus said:
Well, yeah. I know i can just run a different CFW.
Using SX OS as we speak, but i was kinda looking into actually trying out Atmosphere.
No luck tho. Doesnt get past the loading screen anymore now that i enabled all sysmodules.
Didnt know that was a bad idea and now i dont know how to disable that manually.

If you have enabled hid-mitm, try disabling it,

Hephaestus · Aug 28, 2019

SomeGamer said:
If you have enabled hid-mitm, try disabling it,

I would love to, but it doesnt get past the boot-logo and i sadly dont know how to disable them manually.

SomeGamer · Aug 28, 2019

Hephaestus said:
I would love to, but it doesnt get past the boot-logo and i sadly dont know how to disable them manually.

Delete its boot2 flag on the SD card.

Hephaestus · Aug 29, 2019

SomeGamer said:
Delete its boot2 flag on the SD card.

Have never done that before. Could you tell me how?

Draxzelex · Aug 29, 2019

Hephaestus said:
Have never done that before. Could you tell me how?

Just delete everything off of your SD card except the Nintendo folder.

HeyItsJono · Sep 3, 2019

Hephaestus said:
Have never done that before. Could you tell me how?

I just had this happen to me, and I personally don't think 'delete everything off your SD' is an acceptable firstline solution, so here's how to fix the specific problem!
Navigate to /atmosphere/titles on your SD Card and you'll find a bunch of folders with random letters/numbers. You want to find the folders for each sysmodule you enabled with Kosmos Toolbox and disable them. You do this by entering the right title folder, then going into the flags folder, and deleting the boot2.flag file in that folder. The way you find out which title folder you need to enter is by looking at the config for Kosmos Toolbox!

For example, I'd enabled "hid-mitm", and looking at that config page you see this:

Code:

{
    "sysmodules" : [
        {
            "name"  : "sys-ftpd",
            "tid"   : "420000000000000E",
            "requires_reboot": false
        },
        {
            "name"  : "nxsh",
            "tid"   : "43000000000000FF",
            "requires_reboot": false
        },
        {
            "name"  : "sys-netcheat",
            "tid"   : "430000000000000A",
            "requires_reboot": false
        },
        {
            "name"  : "hid-mitm",
            "tid"   : "0100000000000FAF",
            "requires_reboot": true
        },
        {
            "name"  : "sys-clk",
            "tid"   : "00FF0000636C6BFF",
            "requires_reboot": false
        },
        {
            "name"  : "ldn_mitm",
            "tid"   : "4200000000000010",
            "requires_reboot": true
        },
        {
            "name"  : "emuiibo",
            "tid"   : "0100000000000352",
            "requires_reboot": true
        },
        {
            "name"  : "ojds-nx",
            "tid"   : "0100000000000901",
            "requires_reboot": false
        }
    ]
}

Looking at that, I can see the name of the folder for "hid-mitm" is "0100000000000FAF", so on my SD card I go to atmosphere/titles/0100000000000FAF/flags and delete the boot2.flag file from that folder. This disables the hid-mitm module. So go through and do that for all the modules you enabled - for me it was hid-mtm, ldn_mitm, emuiibo, and sys-ftpd. After that, put your sd back in your switch, and try booting again - it should work!

Hephaestus · Sep 17, 2019

HeyItsJono said:
I just had this happen to me, and I personally don't think 'delete everything off your SD' is an acceptable firstline solution, so here's how to fix the specific problem!
Navigate to /atmosphere/titles on your SD Card and you'll find a bunch of folders with random letters/numbers. You want to find the folders for each sysmodule you enabled with Kosmos Toolbox and disable them. You do this by entering the right title folder, then going into the flags folder, and deleting the boot2.flag file in that folder. The way you find out which title folder you need to enter is by looking at the config for Kosmos Toolbox!

For example, I'd enabled "hid-mitm", and looking at that config page you see this:

Code:

{ "sysmodules" : [ { "name" : "sys-ftpd", "tid" : "420000000000000E", "requires_reboot": false }, { "name" : "nxsh", "tid" : "43000000000000FF", "requires_reboot": false }, { "name" : "sys-netcheat", "tid" : "430000000000000A", "requires_reboot": false }, { "name" : "hid-mitm", "tid" : "0100000000000FAF", "requires_reboot": true }, { "name" : "sys-clk", "tid" : "00FF0000636C6BFF", "requires_reboot": false }, { "name" : "ldn_mitm", "tid" : "4200000000000010", "requires_reboot": true }, { "name" : "emuiibo", "tid" : "0100000000000352", "requires_reboot": true }, { "name" : "ojds-nx", "tid" : "0100000000000901", "requires_reboot": false } ] }

Looking at that, I can see the name of the folder for "hid-mitm" is "0100000000000FAF", so on my SD card I go to atmosphere/titles/0100000000000FAF/flags and delete the boot2.flag file from that folder. This disables the hid-mitm module. So go through and do that for all the modules you enabled - for me it was hid-mtm, ldn_mitm, emuiibo, and sys-ftpd. After that, put your sd back in your switch, and try booting again - it should work!

I honestly didnt see this reply. You are a lifesaver. Will try it out later!

EDIT: Tried it out yesterday and it worked like a charm!
You really saved my bacon. Thank you so much!

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