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So I’m currently on 9.0 sys and emu. What do I need to update first Atmos sys or emu?
ok thanks but I'd like to update all cuz why not right. What I need to know is what do I update first? and doesn't updating kill all installed games?You don't have to update sys at all. I haven't for a bit. I'm on lastest atmosphere and older sys fw.
Thanks just tried and I get hit with an error screen saying wrong ini cfg failed to load hos. If anyone can help I uploaded my sdcard you can look at it and tell me what I need to delete so I can update Atmos please!!!!New Atmosphere works with old Horizon OS. New Horizon doesn’t work with old Atmosphere. Definitely Atmosphere first. And it won’t kill your games.
Did you delete the sept and atmosphere folders and then copy over the new ones? I've had issues if I directly copy over the folders.Thanks just tried and I get hit with an error screen saying wrong ini cfg failed to load hos. If anyone can help I uploaded my sdcard you can look at it and tell me what I need to delete so I can update Atmos please!!!!
Yeah I deleted the atmosphere folder and sept. Should I be deleting the bootloader folder as well?Did you delete the sept and atmosphere folders and then copy over the new ones? I've had issues if I directly copy over the folders.
There's been an option to autoreboot from fatal for awhile now, it's in system_settings.ini somewhere.@SciresM
I've been wondering if it would be possible to add an option to atmosphere when it crashes (for example with Retroarch it crashes regulary for me in 30min-1h intervals), the console would reboot to payload without user interference pressing the console power button and such?
I have my Switch on a different floor and going up to press the button just to reset to RCM is quite inconvenient. Would that kind of thing be possible? Like a countdown timer until it reboots to payload again or something like that?
There's been an option to autoreboot from fatal for awhile now, it's in system_settings.ini somewhere.
There's been an option to autoreboot from fatal for awhile now, it's in system_settings.ini somewhere.
Yes, that's the field you need to edit. Replace `u64!0x0` with `u64!0x2000` and the system will wait two seconds (or `2000` milliseconds) before rebooting.Mother of god! THANK YOU!!!
Im not well versed in programming but..I should open the systemsettings and edit the string to "fatal_auto_reboot_interval = u64!0x0" right?
But how do I make it reboot to rcm and not normal reboot?