The video seems pretty clear to me, make sure to follow each step correctly, where are you getting stuck ?
I'm using ReiNX and it's working just fine for me. Only problem I had was one of the custom entrance layouts not working, but the other one does and it's honestly probably the better one.
Are you using the latest reinx and on what fw? Im on 6.0.1 reinx if that matters.
Yup, using the latest Spoopy Halloween edition on 6.1. https://github.com/Reisyukaku/ReiNX/releases Pm.kip and Fs_mitm.kip need to be enabled in the toolkit.
Reinx toolkit? Okay i need to install that i dont have that. Maybe thats why it is not working.
That's definitely why.
Edit: Also, don't forget to create an empty fsmitm.flag file in the "01000..." folder
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Yeah, just install it like any other homebrew. You might also need to create a blank fsmitm.flag file in the "01000" folder.
Yes, custom themes use layeredfs, if you disable that they won't show up.
And same as layered fs we don't know if custom themes can cause bans, I'd recommend to use a dns or keep the console in airplane mode while you're in cfw, regardless of if you use custom themes.
Before 6.2 I used to boot to stock to play online and last time I checked I wasn't banned yet. But this is my experience I may have got lucky, when hacking your console there's always a chance of getting banned.
Read the guide, the nca extraction tab only shows up if you properly setup hactool
The injector (online and offline) works as expected, including extracting my .SZS to manually inject the images.
But when i tried to install one of the many zahimi themes (Mario Odyssey), any of the generated .nxthemes through his links (https://gbatemp.net/download/super-mario-odyssey.35306/) would make my Switch hang before the first Lock Screen. Since he also provided the original .DDS images, i have injected and generated my own .nxthemes for each page, which worked flawlessly.
Maybe he generated his own .nxthemes for 5.x? Because the GBATemp .nxtheme worked without any tinkering.
But when i tried to install one of the many zahimi themes (Mario Odyssey), any of the generated .nxthemes through his links (https://gbatemp.net/download/super-mario-odyssey.35306/) would make my Switch hang before the first Lock Screen. Since he also provided the original .DDS images, i have injected and generated my own .nxthemes for each page, which worked flawlessly.
Maybe he generated his own .nxthemes for 5.x? Because the GBATemp .nxtheme worked without any tinkering.
Hi exelix11!
First of all thank you for your effort and creating this tool! I have downloaded SwitchThemeInjector 3.4 and NXThemes 1.0 and strictly followed the guide postet on your GitHub page. Everything works smoothly until I reach the point where I'm supposed to dump the home menu. When pointing SwitchThemeInjector to my "prod.keys" file and my "systemData" folder on the SD card and click the "RUN" button I directly receive an error message saying "Couldn't find lyt dir, the log has been saved as hactool.log".
Since the hactool version included with SwitchThemeInjector 3.4 seems to be 1.2.2 I think it's the latest version and should be fine. I am starting the think it could be an issue with SX OS EmuNAND.
My setup is as follows:
Clean internal NAND on FW 5.1.
SX OS 2.5 with hidden EmuNAND on SD card on FW 6.2.
I got my fuse info and TSEC keys using hekate CTCaer mod 4.6. The "prod.keys" file was generated using Lockpick 1.0 running in EmuNAND on FW 6.2. The NCAs for "home" and "user" were dumped using NXThemes 1.0 running in EmuNAND on FW 6.2 as well.
When checking the "hactool.log" file the first line says:
[WARN] prod.keys does not exist. (Remark: It does and it resides in the "/switch" folder.)
Then it shows a whole lot of key information followed by Done!.
The last part in the log shows a bunch of errors in the form of:
stderr:
[WARN]: Failed to match key "bis_kek_source", (value ...
I get errors for about 20 keys here.
The file ends with:
Error: section 0 is corrupted!
Error: section 1 is corrupted!
Is there a key mismatch when dumping from EmuNAND on a higher FW compared to the internal NAND? I'm stuck.
Your help would be highly appreciated!
Thank you!
First of all thank you for your effort and creating this tool! I have downloaded SwitchThemeInjector 3.4 and NXThemes 1.0 and strictly followed the guide postet on your GitHub page. Everything works smoothly until I reach the point where I'm supposed to dump the home menu. When pointing SwitchThemeInjector to my "prod.keys" file and my "systemData" folder on the SD card and click the "RUN" button I directly receive an error message saying "Couldn't find lyt dir, the log has been saved as hactool.log".
Since the hactool version included with SwitchThemeInjector 3.4 seems to be 1.2.2 I think it's the latest version and should be fine. I am starting the think it could be an issue with SX OS EmuNAND.
My setup is as follows:
Clean internal NAND on FW 5.1.
SX OS 2.5 with hidden EmuNAND on SD card on FW 6.2.
I got my fuse info and TSEC keys using hekate CTCaer mod 4.6. The "prod.keys" file was generated using Lockpick 1.0 running in EmuNAND on FW 6.2. The NCAs for "home" and "user" were dumped using NXThemes 1.0 running in EmuNAND on FW 6.2 as well.
When checking the "hactool.log" file the first line says:
[WARN] prod.keys does not exist. (Remark: It does and it resides in the "/switch" folder.)
Then it shows a whole lot of key information followed by Done!.
The last part in the log shows a bunch of errors in the form of:
stderr:
[WARN]: Failed to match key "bis_kek_source", (value ...
I get errors for about 20 keys here.
The file ends with:
Error: section 0 is corrupted!
Error: section 1 is corrupted!
Is there a key mismatch when dumping from EmuNAND on a higher FW compared to the internal NAND? I'm stuck.
Your help would be highly appreciated!
Thank you!
Yes i think the problem is emunand, unfortunately i don't use it and don't know how to fix it.
But you can surely find the switch keys you need on google, maybe looking for pastebin
I'll ask lockpick dev about this but idk if he can do something about it.
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