It is currently impossible to send payload.bins on the console (and probably will remain that way because it doesn't make sense). Either buy SX Pro, make a dongle yourself, use an Android Phone, or have a jailbroken iPhone send the payload.bin
No point making one As you sir dont have a pc to programme it
If u wanted To use hekate payload or sx os payload you could use this
https://www.hackmyswitch.com/product-page/pre-built-trinket-m0-payload-injector
As for a reinx dongle i havent seen one pre flashed with the payload for that
You really need a pc or mac dude.
In your case if you have a android phone, use the payload sender for android, and download the payload to your phone
Requires micro usb male to usb c male lead or
otg dongle and then a usb to micro usb cable
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What about the exploit from all the drama with Kate a while back? Wasn't that about loading (presumably) a payload from SD?
She said that it was documented and an intended feature so it has to be in documentation somewhere...
She said that it was documented and an intended feature so it has to be in documentation somewhere...
Any device that can run JavaScript can be used. Like those shiny new demo laptops at bestbuy or someone elses hacked switch possibly or better yet, your home router...
https://elijahzawesome.github.io/web-cfw-loader/
https://elijahzawesome.github.io/web-cfw-loader/
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Just know that your 'Android Phone' needs to have a specific function. Can't remember what it's called, but you can Google the NX Loader dev's Twitter and ask.
It is NOT as simple as having any random Android.
It is NOT as simple as having any random Android.
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you need your phone to be compatible with OTG.
You can get OTG Checker from the playstore to check if your phone is compatible, or just try the payload loader.
You can get OTG Checker from the playstore to check if your phone is compatible, or just try the payload loader.
Hey, I don't have a laptop, and I'm perfectly fine with that! (I have a desktop, though)
But seriously, I agree it's ridiculous to not have access to a computer and try to perform hacks as the OP is attempting. Lots of people wouldn't use a computer for more than just browsing the web to check out their facebook account or other basic stuff, so they ditched that when smart phones became common. Now when they try to do something slightly more involved, they're stuck and realize their limitations.Similar threads
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