Nintendo Switch firmware update 13.2.1 released, Atmosphere updated to 1.2.6

Tomato123 · Jan 20, 2022

Valwinz said:
updated my switch by accident the legit way. funny thing i was using daybreak all this time when i could just do it legit and just installed the latest atmosphere and is working fine.

The reason to use Daybreak is to avoid connecting to Nintendo servers and so you don't burn fuses. But if that doesn't matter to you, then it's fine to use the official updater.

NaCLy_AF · Jan 20, 2022

emilybjackson said:
Uhhh, I'm stuck lol. I updated to 13.2.1 and updated Atmosphere to 1.2.6, and now I'm getting the dreaded "Unknown pkg1 version. HOS version not supported!" error message. This is for Hekate, right? On Hekate's github it says the latest supported version is 13.2.0. Any way to undo this mess? Or do I just have to wait for a Hekate update?

downloading and copying the fusee.bin from their hub to payloads fixed it for me

Marc_LFD · Jan 20, 2022

"Stability"

Sony has been defeated by Nintendo as far as "stability" fw updates.

Tiger21820 · Jan 20, 2022

So what new features does this update add?

mattyxarope · Jan 20, 2022

Tiger21820 said:
So what new features does this update add?

Nothing for the end user

impeeza · Jan 20, 2022

Tiger21820 said:
So what new features does this update add?

you can read it on:

Tomato123 said:
The update was actually to patch 2 vulnerabilities. One in Bluetooth and one in SSL. Both buffer overflows.
Who knows if they can be used for any sort of CFW or other exploitation though.

https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Switch_System_Flaws#System_Modules

godreborn · Jan 20, 2022

impeeza said:
you can read it on:

I was just about to ask what it did, but I glanced at your post. I'm about to update my oled and animal crossing switches (already updated the Mario red and blue switch).

DoctorBagPhD · Jan 20, 2022

impeeza said:
you can read it on:

Oh wow, they actually made things more stable for once.

Caleck · Jan 20, 2022

This has to be one of the Nintendo Switch updates ever released

White_Raven_X · Jan 20, 2022

Is Nintendo switch hardware/software sooooo unstable that they require software "stability" updates every month?!?! Lol.... Seriously *facepalm*

godreborn · Jan 20, 2022

White_Raven_X said:
Is Nintendo switch hardware/software sooooo unstable that they require software "stability" updates every month?!?! Lol.... Seriously *facepalm*

well, this has been the days of bugs or glitches, because when I came back to the oled switch (was in the middle of playing oot), it had to check whether I could play the game after checking a game on the Mario switch downstairs. anyway, it was taking a while, so I clicked cancel, went into system settings to update, and the system froze for no reason. I don't know if it was due to cancelling that check at the wrong time or what, but I hard reset the system, power cycled it, then turned it on, updated, it had to check the nso n64 again, then the game and game save loaded right up. I've had glitches with the switch and the series x today, which suggests this is going to be a bad day or something.

HarveyHouston · Jan 20, 2022

Warning: Your Switch is becoming "Stabler" than ever before.

Ayranman · Jan 20, 2022

And there are the people with the patched switch :nayps3:

Please find a way to hack it with software

altorn · Jan 20, 2022

i had JUST updated AMS to 1.2.5 and CFW to 13.2.0 after 1 year being in 10.x.
good thing it's only stability(tm).

Plazorn · Jan 20, 2022

Lol like a few hours after Nintendo releases a new update a Atmosphere version is already out.

Deleted member 534570 · Jan 20, 2022

Switch so stable I turned it into a coffee table.

cashboxz01 · Jan 20, 2022

in 4 that boost of stability to get my adrenaline pumping.

White_Raven_X · Jan 20, 2022

godreborn said:
well, this has been the days of bugs or glitches, because when I came back to the oled switch (was in the middle of playing oot), it had to check whether I could play the game after checking a game on the Mario switch downstairs. anyway, it was taking a while, so I clicked cancel, went into system settings to update, and the system froze for no reason. I don't know if it was due to cancelling that check at the wrong time or what, but I hard reset the system, power cycled it, then turned it on, updated, it had to check the nso n64 again, then the game and game save loaded right up. I've had glitches with the switch and the series x today, which suggests this is going to be a bad day or something.

Is your oled modded?

godreborn · Jan 20, 2022

no, it's legit.

cashboxz01 · Jan 20, 2022

spotanjo3 said:
Nintendo Switch is the easiest CFW jailbreak ever to hacked, lol.

No. Sorry. PSP and 3DS take that cake. 3DS you could update and retain CFW. PSP just required 2 files for every update. No need to worry about bans or SysNAND or EmuNAND or bricks on those systems.

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