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Yeah. I have only been able to see patches for fusee primary and nothing for Hekate/fss0 yet.
I've been holding on updating to latest Atmos, I am still on whatever version there was prior to the 10.1.0 update with still on 9.2.0 firmware.
If you need to update to the latest firmware and still use sigpatches right at this very moment, just go to fusee-primary. All you have to do is give up a few seconds to boot it. Only other option is to simply wait and hope someone else starts making sigpatches.
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It’s really no big deal I made the Switch and run emmu 
and still have Hekate as my boot loader and was finally able to get Tinfoil straighten out all you have to do is change the hekate ini config to fusee primary and change payload bin to latest fusee which you download with Atmos with those sig patches .
https://nh-server.github.io/switch- guide/files/extras/hekate_ipl.ini
or delete the hekate ini file boot into hekate go to config on right side choose fusee primary and after click auto boot . That setup boots directly to atmosphere if you need hekate hold volume down or enter from payload app through hbm (that setup will auto create new hekate ini)
If you run into issues with Tinfoil because of Kosmos detection error let it delete those files .
I would think with 14Atmos coming and having the update/down grade built in eventually you might need the right patches or not hopefully it drops today or tomorrow so we can find out
if I made error let me know
and still have Hekate as my boot loader and was finally able to get Tinfoil straighten out all you have to do is change the hekate ini config to fusee primary and change payload bin to latest fusee which you download with Atmos with those sig patches .
https://nh-server.github.io/switch- guide/files/extras/hekate_ipl.ini
or delete the hekate ini file boot into hekate go to config on right side choose fusee primary and after click auto boot . That setup boots directly to atmosphere if you need hekate hold volume down or enter from payload app through hbm (that setup will auto create new hekate ini)
If you run into issues with Tinfoil because of Kosmos detection error let it delete those files .
I would think with 14Atmos coming and having the update/down grade built in eventually you might need the right patches or not hopefully it drops today or tomorrow so we can find out
if I made error let me know
if I made error let me know
Yeah, this is the method I, and likely, many others, use. Since I only use emuMMC to install games, I would use fusee-primary with that (defaults to emuMMC if it is detected) and use its patches from this topic: https://gbatemp.net/threads/sigpatches-for-atmosphere-fusee-primary-only.567542/
I would simply use fss0 for sysMMC since I don't need sigpatches for that (since I don't install games there).
I got so sick and tired of the misinformation being spread here, I finally decided to update my emuMMC partition to test the current patches we have and surprise, they still work!
Just because the GitHub pages were taken down doesn't mean the zip files contained in the first post don't work. And if you want backups of the documentation, some folks were smart enough to fork them which can be found in an earlier post. Someone also made a copy of all of the files available from the GitHub page in this post.
Even Team Neptune are guilty at spreading some misinformation. The patches that they have and are currently posted here work on firmware 10.1 but only half of them; the FS patches to be more specific. That is because only ES was changed in the recent firmware update and since both Fusee and Hekate/fsso use the same set of ES patches, one can easily utilize the ES patches posted in the other thread.
What does the future hold? Nothing that we haven't seen before. Rajkosto was the one responsible for initially publishing and updating the patches but once he left the scene, someone else took over. Joonie made the patches for both Hekate and Fusee but once he left, other people such as HarukoNX took up the mantle. The point is there may never be one thread or post that will have the patches from here on out but thanks to Haruko's documentation and the tenacity of the scene, the patches have never died out. So if you want to switch to using fusee, that's fine but from where I'm standing, Hekate/fss0 patches still work and will be updated similarly to fusee's. Maybe not in this thread but somewhere else.
Just because the GitHub pages were taken down doesn't mean the zip files contained in the first post don't work. And if you want backups of the documentation, some folks were smart enough to fork them which can be found in an earlier post. Someone also made a copy of all of the files available from the GitHub page in this post.
Even Team Neptune are guilty at spreading some misinformation. The patches that they have and are currently posted here work on firmware 10.1 but only half of them; the FS patches to be more specific. That is because only ES was changed in the recent firmware update and since both Fusee and Hekate/fsso use the same set of ES patches, one can easily utilize the ES patches posted in the other thread.
What does the future hold? Nothing that we haven't seen before. Rajkosto was the one responsible for initially publishing and updating the patches but once he left the scene, someone else took over. Joonie made the patches for both Hekate and Fusee but once he left, other people such as HarukoNX took up the mantle. The point is there may never be one thread or post that will have the patches from here on out but thanks to Haruko's documentation and the tenacity of the scene, the patches have never died out. So if you want to switch to using fusee, that's fine but from where I'm standing, Hekate/fss0 patches still work and will be updated similarly to fusee's. Maybe not in this thread but somewhere else.
Would it be possible to share a write up on how to create Hekate patches for those who would like to create their own? The spread of information would also allow for more sources to exist for those who can't or don't want to create their own patches.
I linked the post above that forked Haruko's documentation on how to create patches which you can also find here.
Yeah, as soon as I hit submit on my post the page refreshed and showed your post... Taking a look at the documentation now. I'll play around when I have the time to see if I can replicate the process.
I need someone to try it URGENTLY!
And tell me if you leave, if you install the games and ESPECIALLY if they leave!
I have some time but I loaned the Switch.
If someone is testing me, you have the firmware working tonight
h.t.t.ps://gofile.io/d/cKEiXv
Grazie a Mikifantastic per le idee ma mancava hakate nuovo!
non sarebbe MAI partito
And tell me if you leave, if you install the games and ESPECIALLY if they leave!
I have some time but I loaned the Switch.
If someone is testing me, you have the firmware working tonight
h.t.t.ps://gofile.io/d/cKEiXv
Grazie a Mikifantastic per le idee ma mancava hakate nuovo!
non sarebbe MAI partito
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anyway...
I have an "updated" version of the harukoNX (fss0) "compatible" with FW 10.1.0
if I don't risk being banned ...
I have an "updated" version of the harukoNX (fss0) "compatible" with FW 10.1.0
if I don't risk being banned ...
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I can confirm copying the new ES Patches from fusee-primary release works on 10.1 when booting Atmosphere through fusee-secondary
Thanks man do you plan to update them for the future ??
Saving this for later in case anything happens.
nope
I'm not a developer.
I do other things for living.
like the end of the world?
it seems to me that we are getting close to it nowadays
The world can drag itself to hell, all I care is the sigpatches lollike the end of the world?
it seems to me that we are getting close to it nowadays
ahahha !!!
the world burns ... but ... hey ... we have sig patches for firmware 10.1.0
Indeedahahha !!!
the world burns ... but ... hey ... we have sig patches for firmware 10.1.0
Happily watching the world burn while playing some dank games.
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