DevMenu is a leaked program used by, well, developers and not us. Think of it a pirated game but 10x worse. Unfortunately, Tinfoil, which is the only other .NSP installer, cannot install updates or DLC at the moment.
Fuses are only used to prevent downgrading.
II tried the three formats and only the OFW detects it, but in Hekate he tells me that he did not find the files, even though I place them properly. Obviously if I remove it Hekate says that MicroSD is not detected, so if it detects it, but it does not read the files and I do not explain why.
This sounds like a Hekate-specific issue then and I would recommend you to talk to CTCaer if he wasn't currently on vacation. Its possible there might be an issue with your SD slot.
In fact I have tried other useful loads, specifically the one that ReiCFW loads. Also, there is a read error message. I'm in 5.1, The console is the launch
It is and you can check that type of info here: http://switchbrew.org/index.php?title=Fuses
Any hacking is never safer. I would say installing a .NSP is less safe than playing a .XCI since Nintendo can cross-reference the former and not the latter.
This one is the most up-to-date: https://gbatemp.net/threads/gcdumptool-yet-another-nintendo-switch-game-card-dump-tool.508343/
Like I said, the first one is preferred but there's some problem where it won't work without connecting online. Supposedly you get around it by putting a .XML of what its looking for on the SD card but I haven't used it. I prefer it over the other one because its actively being updated while the other one was a closed-source leak meaning not much work was put into it after the fact. Both work fine for their intended purposes.
If your using Hekate/Atmosphere, no one has been banned for using homebrew except for one user who was using an emulator and cleared his error logs on 5.X so risk is minimal to say the least. With SX OS on the other hand, people have been banned left and right with this, both offline and online so...I think the decision here is obvious: Risk will always be there, but you can greatly minimize by doing certain actions.
This'll teach you how to setup DevMenu: https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-get-a-custom-user-icon-using-devmenuapp.508369/
Does this relate the my question you answered earlier about using SX OS to perform nand backup? In my suggested scenario I was going to use SX OS to run Hekate and backup, which as I understood it was no less risky than using the dongle for RCM and running Hekate. But here you've said using SX OS people are getting banned left and right. What have a missed?
If you want to backup your NAND, the safest way would be to use Hekate only. You can load Hekate via SX Pro (which was your question) but that makes it slightly less safe because there will be traces of SX OS on your NAND on top of Hekate.
Yes because with the guide, it will get you from point A to point B with the least amount of hacks. The more hacks you throw in between, the less clean that NAND backup becomes.
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