Homebrew RetroArch Switch

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ok now works! but retroarch games are still crashing! maybe is that im using shaders like xbrz! thanks thats all!
My NeoGeo games also crash randomly, try loading a NeoGeo game in a single hbl session, example not loading any other game when you enter to hbl the first time.
 
lol !!! you're absolutely right !!!
I'm stupid.
but ... why redirect is apparently correct ?
all homebrew works.
It's because of the more RAM usage. Not many homebrews (that you consider working) need it but RetroArch, at least the Mupen core is one of them.

Also putting in the title ID of the album applet won't help you as it doesn't have the RAM access that other installed (!) titles have.
Just use Pokémon Quest or an installed version of Zelda or anything else.
 
It's because of the more RAM usage. Not many homebrews (that you consider working) need it but RetroArch, at least the Mupen core is one of them.

Also putting in the title ID of the album applet won't help you as it doesn't have the RAM access that other installed (!) titles have.
Just use Pokémon Quest or an installed version of Zelda or anything else.
I wonder if depending on the title there's a RAM range limit, I example use HULU because Pokémon Quest is way bigger in size.
 
I wonder if depending on the title there's a RAM range limit, I example use HULU because Pokémon Quest is way bigger in size.
Hmm good question. But since it's only holding R while launching to get into HBL what's even the point in using a small app?
Or is it a general fact, that you don't want too big titles/games to be installed? :P
 
Hmm good question. But since it's only holding R while launching to get into HBL what's even the point in using a small app?
Or is it a general fact, that you don't want too big titles/games to be installed? :P
mmmh I found that when you hold R once to enter hbl the next time you boot it will launch hbl by default (no held button needed).
 
mmmh I found that when you hold R once to enter hbl the next time you boot it will launch hbl by default (no held button needed).
Oh I see. I hope it's considered a bug and not a feature lol.
At least it's fixed after a reboot I guess?
 
mmmh I found that when you hold R once to enter hbl the next time you boot it will launch hbl by default (no held button needed).
Something is wrong on your end. This does not happen for me.

Or is it a general fact, that you don't want too big titles/games to be installed? :P

For me, I'd just rather not use a title/game that I'm going to play regularly. So I use a small game (~130Mb) and use it only for homebrew access. I wish there was a secondary way to open the homebrew menu, even if it doesn't have full RAM. Just in case something goes horribly wrong.
 
For me, I'd just rather not use a title/game that I'm going to play regularly. So I use a small game (~130Mb) and use it only for homebrew access. I wish there was a secondary way to open the homebrew menu, even if it doesn't have full RAM. Just in case something goes horribly wrong.
You can just copy hbl.nsp to /atmosphere/titles/<photoviewer (album) tid>/exefs.nsp and have both
 

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