Hacking Got a SX Pro and Switch on 4.1, do I still inject from PC to backup NAND? Or can I use the SX Pro?

[Chrushev]

Switch scene is so rapid right now that its hard to tell whats new and whats old, stuff is all just mixed together.

I got a SX Pro and 4.1 switch. Whats the best as of right now way to go from that to loading backups? I dont care about .nsp (until TX releases a better way to install them). All I want to is to backup NAND and load .xci files thats it.

 

[Kubas_inko]

1. There won't be any better tool for install ns.p for loooooong time.
2. The easiest way of loading backups is to boot to SX OS via SX Pro dongle.
3. You can load other payloads via SX payload.

 

[Chrushev]

1. There won't be any better tool for install ns.p for loooooong time.
2. The easiest way of loading backups is to boot to SX OS thru SX Pro dongle.
3. You can load other payloads via SX payload.

That did not answer even one of my questions.

 

[Kubas_inko]

That did not answer even one of my questions.

Then you can't read or don't know what you asked.

All I want to is to backup NAND and load .xci files thats it.

That's 2nd and 3rd answer.
That you don't know anything about it, that's something else.

 

[Plague1s]

Use CTCaer payload to backup your nand, put your xci files on the root of your SD card, load SX os and enjoy.

 

[Chrushev]

Then you can't read or don't know what you asked.

That's 2nd and 3rd answer.
That you don't know anything about it, that's something else.

I know how to use the dongle and what it does, I also clearly stated I dont care about nsp files. This means I dont care if it takes 10 years or 20 years or more. My question was, and I quote myself:

Whats the best as of right now ... to backup NAND and load .xci files thats it.

You didnt answer either of those, you just stated some random things that are neither "how tos" nor are they even attempting to answer the question. What you said is basically like someone asking "How do I install an engine into a car", and your answers are "turn key, put it into drive and go, you can also switch gears".

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Use CTCaer payload to backup your nand, put your xci files on the root of your SD card, load SX os and enjoy.

Whats the best way to launch the payload if I have an SX Pro? Is there a tutorial?

 

[Kubas_inko]

I know how to use the dongle and what it does, I also clearly stated I dont care about nsp files. This means I dont care if it takes 10 years or 20 years or more. My question was, and I quote myself:



You didnt answer either of those, you just stated some random things that are neither "how tos" nor are they even attempting to answer the question. What you said is basically like someone asking "How do I install an engine into a car", and your answers are "turn key, put it into drive and go, you can also switch gears".

Once again. My second and third answer. If you know how it works, then it is all I need to tell you. But you probably don't know if it does not sound like help for you... so, use Hekate for backup and put .xci on root of your SD (if I have to explain it like this, you really don't know how any of it works).

And that's pretty bad comparison. More like: "How do I put the engine in my car? Use a jack."

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Whats the best way to launch the payload if I have an SX Pro? Is there a tutorial?

I already told you. In my second answer. Use SX payload as payloader (just search in settings. It is not that hard to find it, when you have 3 options to choose from). You really don't read.

 

[Chrushev]

Once again. My second and third answer. If you know how it works, then it is all I need to tell you. But you probably don't know if it does not sound like help for you... so, use Hekate for backup and put .xci on root of your SD (if I have to explain it like this, you really don't know how any of it works).

And that's pretty bad comparison. More like: "How do I put the engine in my car? Use a jack."

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I already told you. In my second answer. Use SX payload as payloader (just search in settings. It is not that hard to find when you have 3 options to choose from). You really don't read.

sigh... i asked for how to do something, this means a step by step. I guess wherever you are from this means "list functionality". You keep listing functionality and this is why I keep telling you that you are not being helpful.

 

[Kubas_inko]

sigh... i asked for how to do something, this means a step by step. I guess wherever you are from this means "list functionality". You keep listing functionality and this is why I keep telling you that you are not being helpful.

That's not "how to" question at all.

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And I was answering this too.

 

[Mthodmn101]

That's not "how to" question at all.

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And I was answering this too.

you load sx boot menu and there is an option to load external payload

 

[Kubas_inko]

you load sx boot menu and there is an option to load external payload

you quoted a wrong guy probably.

 

[tbb043]

Whats the best as of right now way to go from that to loading backups?

2. The easiest way of loading backups is to boot to SX OS via SX Pro dongle.

There, he answered one of your questions.

 

[Mthodmn101]

sigh... i asked for how to do something, this means a step by step. I guess wherever you are from this means "list functionality". You keep listing functionality and this is why I keep telling you that you are not being helpful.

you load sx boot menu and there is an option to load external payload

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you quoted a wrong guy probably.

woops

 

[Chrushev]

you load sx boot menu and there is an option to load external payload

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woops

Thanks thats what I wanted to hear.