Hacking I want to boot directly into homebrew WITHOUT using the usb loader

[ewr43434343]

Thank you for reading this

I would like to know if it is possible to load directly into homebrew without using the "usb into charger " stick every time.

 

[iriez]

Yup, install a trinket m0, Gemma, or any of the modchips.

I only do trinket mods as they are vastly superior to dongles.

 

[Localhorst86]

Thank you for reading this

I would like to know if it is possible to load directly into homebrew without using the "usb into charger " stick every time.

yes, of course it is. We only use USB dongles for fun and because it looks cool.
/s

No, there isn't. There's DejaVu for 4.1 switches, but that isn't released atm. Once that is released, people on 4.1 can reboot into CFW. For everyone elese there is no other coldboot exploit available. The next best option is using a modchip that essentially does the same as the dongle.

 

[kkcheong]

Why you even booting instead of playing pirated games?

 

[ewr43434343]

Why you even booting instead of playing pirated games?

I thought to use CFW you have to put the usb into the charger every single time you turn it on.

This seems too bothersome.

So that you just turn it on and go straight into your backed up games

 

[Jahrs]

For what i know SXOS is only when you turn it back on after a full shutdown but if you leave it on sleep mode you dont have to plug it back in. ive gone weeks on a single dongle use since i usually keep my switch charged and in sleep mode.

 

[EmulateLife]

There's AutoRCM

 

[ewr43434343]

There's AutoRCM

Okay.

Will this achieve what I want to do ?

 

[EmulateLife]

Okay.

Will this achieve what I want to do ?

Yes

 

[enigma85]

Yes

No it won't. He still needs a dongle or modchip.

 

[EmulateLife]

No it won't. He still needs a dongle or modchip.

Wrong, AutoRCM will get you directly into RCM upon boot. Thus the name AutoRCM. What are you talking about?

Funny how I don't have a dongle or modchip and it works for me.

 

[enigma85]

Wrong, AutoRCM will get you directly into RCM upon boot. Thus the name AutoRCM. What are you talking about?

He is asking to boot into a cfw, to do that requires a dongle or modchip even with autorcm. so you are wrong. read the OP for his actual request. unless something changed super recently.

 

[EmulateLife]

Excuse me for assuming they can just hit the power button twice on rcm once to choose launch and then volume buttons a few times to choose cfw without it killing him/her. He (or she) said he didn't want to use the usb charger I told him/her how.

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Thank you for reading this

I would like to know if it is possible to load directly into homebrew without using the "usb into charger " stick every time.

You're welcome.

 

[tinkle]

AutoRCM still requires a payload, hunny.

 

[EmulateLife]

AutoRCM still requires a payload, hunny.

Exactly, 1 time. They said they don't want to use the usb every time. You guys are trolling.

 

[tinkle]

Exactly, 1 time. They said they don't want to use the usb every time. You guys are trolling.

It requires a payload on any cold boot, try again.

 

[EmulateLife]

It requires a payload on any cold boot, try again.

You don't know what you're talking about. AutoRCM is a sort of a semibrick on your Switch to force it to think it has to go into recovery mode every time it boots. You do not have to do a payload after the first time you do it. Next time have a clue what you're saying before you try to correct somebody.

It goes like this: Normally the Switch starts up, checks the integrity of various of its software contents, then boots into Horizon (the OS of the Switch, the part that actually runs games). BUT: If the check of boot0 fails, the Switch thinks something is wrong and panics. Instead of booting Horizon it switches into RCM, probably because Nintendo were expecting you to send it in and have some technician repair it by flashing a fresh image onto the NAND.

https://gbatemp.net/threads/bricking-your-switch-on-purpose-or-how-autorcm-works.504658/

 

[Tomobobo]

There was a time when a couple big name "hackers" supposedly had cold boot working. I bought a 2nd switch so I could stay on 3.0.0 because some dude said to stay there so we all did, but nothing happened. They never released their cold boot options.

 

[tinkle]

You don't know what you're talking about. AutoRCM is a sort of a semibrick on your Switch to force it to think it has to go into recovery mode every time it boots. You do not have to do a payload after the first time you do it. Next time have a clue what you're saying before you try to correct somebody.

It goes like this: Normally the Switch starts up, checks the integrity of various of its software contents, then boots into Horizon (the OS of the Switch, the part that actually runs games). BUT: If the check of boot0 fails, the Switch thinks something is wrong and panics. Instead of booting Horizon it switches into RCM, probably because Nintendo were expecting you to send it in and have some technician repair it by flashing a fresh image onto the NAND.

https://gbatemp.net/threads/bricking-your-switch-on-purpose-or-how-autorcm-works.504658/

RCM is the switch being receptive to accept a payload, honey. AutoRCM, therefore, makes the system able to receive a payload. You still have to provide it. What are you, 12?

 

[EmulateLife]

RCM is the switch being receptive to accept a payload, honey. AutoRCM, therefore, makes the system able to receive a payload. You still have to provide it. What are you, 12?

Stop calling me honey I'm not your honey first of all. Second why would anyone do AutoRCM if it was the same as using regular RCM? There's a reason why it's called AUTO RCM, it automatically goes into RCM upon boot.