Hacking I have to reinstall NSP at each reboot

[Keylogger]

Hey

I am using SX OS EmuNand and I have to install my NSP at every reboot...
Whatever if I install my NSP with SX OS menu or tinfoil, everytime I reboot my switch to emunand, I have an error message when I try to launch any NSP.
I have to reinstall them to be able to load them...

What is the problem?

 

[jakkal]

https://gbatemp.net/search/79520794/?q=emunand+nsp&o=date&c[node]=293

 

[The0919]

https://gbatemp.net/search/79520794/?q=emunand+nsp&o=date&c[node]=293

This is not helpful. If you have the time to link to this search, at least do some research yourself and find a link to an actual thread that solves this problem

There appears to be a solution here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/sx-os-emunand-legit-games-not-staying-installed.522154/#post-8361158 , but I really don't know anything about SX OS

 

[jakkal]

This is not helpful. If you have the time to link to this search, at least do some research yourself and find a link to an actual thread that solves this problem

There appears to be a solution here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/sx-os-emunand-legit-games-not-staying-installed.522154/#post-8361158 , but I really don't know anything about SX OS

the thread you linked to is the exact one which turned up in the search
good luck

 

[Khar00f]

Hey

I am using SX OS EmuNand and I have to install my NSP at every reboot...
Whatever if I install my NSP with SX OS menu or tinfoil, everytime I reboot my switch to emunand, I have an error message when I try to launch any NSP.
I have to reinstall them to be able to load them...

What is the problem?

Not sure where you're installing your NSP (as it's not mentioned) but it could be your mSD card.

If the card is corrupted it could still go through as if its installing properly but the card is locked into Read Only.

The reason why EmuNAND still shows is because the ticket is always saved on EmuNAND even if installing on mSD.

I'd recommend you pull it out and scan it.

 

[NateXIII]

Did you unlink your Nand's?. I think that solves the problem.

 

[annson24]

You probably have linked nands. Unlink them by initializing one of the two; SysNAND or EmuNAND.

 

[ChantalM]

Hello I have the same problem with Hekate/atmosphere.

Do you have a guide on how I can fix this?

 

[livinitwarrior]

You probably have linked nands. Unlink them by initializing one of the two; SysNAND or EmuNAND.

I've stayed only on EmuNand, and still have this issue. It's only after a reboot, even if the reboot is directly to payload of SX OS