Every time I boot into OFW, the save progress I made in CFW is reversed. Booting into CFW afterwards does not revert this. Additionally, booting into OFW and then returning to CFW uninstalls all of my tinfoil games. For context, I have the emuNAND directory set to use the same Nintendo folder as sysNAND in order to avoid having the same games taking up storage multiple times. Hoping for a solution that still allows for keeping the games only downloaded in one place while still maintaining tinfoil titles and save data. For context, I’m running FW 12.1.0 on a Mariko switch, file-based emuNAND.
Sharing the Nintendo folder is causing most of your issues. There's a reason a separate one is made.
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There was a time where we were able to bypass the school's network using a VPN that wasn't blocked on the radar. Can't exactly remember the name, but I was able to watch YouTube.
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One of the sites that weren't blocked on the school's network was some file uploading sites. I would upload some games, write down the URL and take it to school one day.
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I did it when the teachers werent looking ofc. I even managed to take in a USB stick that wasn't allowed.
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my school has a chrome extension called light speed filter agent and it legit blocks YouTube pfps since the file cdn(I think aka yt3.ggpht.com) is classed as mature
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It was easy to bypass some of the restrictions, as one of the admins left a registry key in the administrative shares drive, which allowed me to get around the blocking of some sites.
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