TX Demos SX OS v3.0.0 Running On Switch Lite

In their Happy Holidays Greeting Today, TX Dropped a Bombshell of a Teaser Video
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Never say Impossible, as it seems Team-Xecuter has done the impossible, as their Happy Holidays Greeting comes with a jaw-dropping video! :)
Happy holidays season from everyone at Team-Xecuter!

We rocked the Switch in 2019 and with the year soon over, here is a little teaser of one of the things to come early 2020!
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:arrow: Source: MaxConsole
 
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Bought my switch mid last year also I did not update it. I hope that it can be jailbreak. Any confirmed news when this will be released? I am too excited to play the games I downloaded for the JB switch.
 

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I bet you don't know that from first-hand experience

u can read up here

Federal Republic of Germany Copyright Act (Law on Copyright and Related Rights) Law of 09.09.1965 (Federal Law Gazette I p. 1273) last changed by law of 28.11.2018 (BGBl. I S. 2014) m.W.v. 05.12.2018 and 01.01.2019

Paragraph 95a
Protection of technical measures

(1) Effective technical measures to protect a work protected according to this law or another protected object protected according to this law may not be circumvented without the consent of the right holder, insofar as the agent is aware or must be aware of the circumstances that the circumvention is taking place in order to to allow access to or use of such a work or subject of protection.

(2) 1Technical measures within the meaning of this Act are technologies, devices and components which, in normal operation, are intended to prevent or restrict protected works or other acts relating to protected objects protected by this Act, which are not authorized by the right holder. 2Technical measures are effective insofar as they enable the right holder to use a protected work or other subject-matter protected under this law by means of access control, a protective mechanism such as encryption, distortion or other conversion or a mechanism for controlling the reproduction, which is necessary to achieve the protective objective ensure is kept under control.

(3) The manufacture, import, distribution, sale, rental, advertising with a view to selling or renting and the commercial possession of devices, products or components and the provision of services that are
1. are subject to sales promotion, advertising or marketing with the aim of circumventing effective technical measures or
2. apart from circumventing effective technical measures, have only a limited economic purpose or benefit, or
3. Mainly designed, manufactured, adapted or provided to enable or facilitate the circumvention of effective technical measures.

(4) The duties and powers of public authorities for the purpose of protecting public security or administering criminal justice remain unaffected by the prohibitions in paragraphs 1 and 3.
 
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BIG NEWS - Image from new modchip Team Xecuter.
Different mod from Mariko / Lite ... so first shipment will only be after Chinese New Year.

Sorry for my bad english
 
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Yup!! Great news! I've never saw the interior of a Nintendo Switch. But searching for "Nintendo Switch Teardown", I found a video that shows, step-by-step, how to disassembly the console. Comparing the video with these images, I see that the EMMC module will have to be disconnected from the Switch board and connected to the TX modchip. That black flat cable (top of the mod chip) most likely will be connected to where the EMMC module was used to be. Also, there seems to have an USB-A or USB-C in the bottom of the mod chip. I don't know if it's for programming purposes only or if we will need to "make room" in the Switch to have access to it after closing the console.
This is so cool!!
 

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Yup!! Great news! I've never saw the interior of a Nintendo Switch. But searching for "Nintendo Switch Teardown", I found a video that shows, step-by-step, how to disassembly the console. Comparing the video with these images, I see that the EMMC module will have to be disconnected from the Switch board and connected to the TX modchip. That black flat cable (top of the mod chip) most likely will be connected to where the EMMC module was used to be. Also, there seems to have an USB-A or USB-C in the bottom of the mod chip. I don't know if it's for programming purposes only or if we will need to "make room" in the Switch to have access to it after closing the console.
This is so cool!!
Do you think it is easy to install or not (judging by the video and this photos) ?
 
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Do you think it is easy to install or not (judging by the video and this photos) ?


Judging from photos cable clips into nand emmc slot and your nand emmc module clips into chip. Anyone that can open their switch will be able to install this.

Looks completely solderless

I'm guessing Lite version needs chip re-design to fit
 
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From what I see, the chip will be placed between the fan and the heat vent of the switch.
So the chip might be quite hot, and might increase the CPU temperature.
Let's wait for me info.
 

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Judging from photos cable clips into nand emmc slot and your nand emmc module clips into chip. Anyone that can open their switch will be able to install this.

Looks completely solderless

I'm guessing Lite version needs chip re-design to fit
The nand chip isn't modular so my guess is you'll need to solder to the points on the back of the board to access the emmc.(if they are using the emmc for the exploit.)
 

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The nand chip isn't modular so my guess is you'll need to solder to the points on the back of the board to access the emmc.(if they are using the emmc for the exploit.)

I believe it has said that all versions were going to be solderless, but solder is still recommended. Of course there hasn't been any "official" confirmations of any of this. Based on that pic though at least the Normal style Switch has a solderless version based on these pics.
 
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Do you think it is easy to install or not (judging by the video and this photos) ?

Yes, it seems like we will just need to remove the EMMC module from the Switch board and attach it to the TX board. Then, I believe the TX board will be connected to where the EMMC board was. That's my guess based in the pictures.
 

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