Installing large XCI

[WalterSlovotsky]

I am using atmosphere. Tried using awuu on a pc but it keeps giving an install error halfway through.

The USB-C cord is important. I recommend using the oriiginal one you got when you bought your Switch. Try not using too many background programs, and try queueing up only one file at a time if you keep having issues.

I found that the actual Windows app works better than the JAVA applet. Hope this helps.

 

[spkatsi]

I am using atmosphere. Tried using awuu on a pc but it keeps giving an install error halfway through.

I think I might misunderstood your request?

DBI is an app running on Atmosphere.
It is optional whether to install it's PC Backend or not. I don't see any reason in doing that.

Edit:
***I removed DBI download link***

 

[duckbill007]

Just to note: DBI has no GitHub and contains only 3 file in distro (dbi.config, DBI.nro and dbibackend). Link above is just some guy from Ukraine uploads some versions to his GitHub. Dbibackend.exe is a some thirdparty production, that is created from original dbibackend python script.

 

[Shadow#1]

Just to note: DBI has no GitHub and contains only 3 file in distro (dbi.config, DBI.nro and dbibackend). Link above is just some guy from Ukraine uploads some versions to his GitHub. Dbibackend.exe is a some thirdparty production, that is created from original dbibackend python script.

Huh what the hell u talking about?

 

[spkatsi]

@duckbill007 I edited my post and removed the wrong DBI download link. Please share the correct link as I have no idea.

 

[Shadow#1]

This is the official github

https://github.com/rashevskyv/dbi/releases/

 

[duckbill007]

This is the official github

https://github.com/rashevskyv/dbi/releases/

This is NOT official github. DBI has NO github page.

 

[Shadow#1]

This is NOT official github. DBI has NO github page.

Where do we get this python script from then?

 

[duckbill007]

DBI is posted on 4pda forum and in 4ifir TG channel.

 

[lygoen]

Thank you. I found it.

 

[adriatp]

I highly recommend the NX-USB Loader app. It works perfectly with Awoo Installer, and comes with all of the drivers you need.

Run NX-USB Loader on your PC. Open Awoo from your homebrew folder. Go to USB install. Choose the XCI/NSP files you want to install. Choose the destination. Done.

I also use Awoo (and NS-USBloader). Once you get used to it, it's really handy and at least it's open source (unlike DBI).