It will be grest maybe an nsp game that when you choose it restart the switch with an internal payload .
Or kinda when you get the black screen message to turn off the switch and press the button 12 second after you do it , to boot automatically on team xecuter OS , without injecting or plugin anything else .
Or kinda when you get the black screen message to turn off the switch and press the button 12 second after you do it , to boot automatically on team xecuter OS , without injecting or plugin anything else .
That's not how it works. You always need a way of pushing the payload, which is possible only from the outside (talking about rcm).
The most convenient setup imo that I've found is having AutoRCM and a dongle.
Then I can just click the EasyPower homebrew, stick in my dongle, and then I can pick the external payload I want.
All within a few seconds.
Holding the power button for the "power options" menu feels like it takes longer.
Then I can just click the EasyPower homebrew, stick in my dongle, and then I can pick the external payload I want.
All within a few seconds.
Holding the power button for the "power options" menu feels like it takes longer.
It could happen, chainloading payloads is possible. So it makes sense that it should also be possible to patch in a backdoor to boot payloads from CFW.
So far the only thing which is capable of doing this is a mod chip (like the SwitchMe) if you do the 7 wire install which autoboots into RCM and injects on boot.
There's nothing software based only at the moment (chainloading requires a dongle or payload pusher etc).
There's nothing software based only at the moment (chainloading requires a dongle or payload pusher etc).
We have now reboot_to_payload included in Atmosphere. We don't need trinkets.
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When you hit Restart in Atmosphere, it will instead run /atmosphere/reboot_payload.bin. By default this just re-runs fusee, but you can replace that with whichever payload you want. Otherwise you can run the included reboot_to_payload.nro from hbmenu to do the same thing.
is exactly is reboot to payload
Like for example, if my switch dies does this allow me to just turn it onto the cfw
Oh ok I thought that reboot to payload meant that if the system shutdown i could just turn it back on and it would reboot to the payload
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