This isn't a PegaSwitch-related issue. This is due to something else possibly on your computer using port 80. I highly recommend looking up ways related to port 80 issues as this is more of a user-specific issue (depending on what programs you have installed and running). The solution for this will depend on what exactly is preventing your Switch from listening to your computer and as such, there is no solution on GBATemp that can be given to you nor I can give you.
ok thanks for letting me know. I tried the rig + rcm tutorial on my 2.0.0 Switch. I replaced/installed the driver that was mention to install and when I click on the boot_cfw_Win it says no devices were found. Now I know I followed it right. my laptop keeps kicking out the Switch device so don't know if its the problem but i keep trying it and nothing happens. Any help with it.
In this topic you can read about the firmware differences. At the end it's your decision if you update or not. Lower firmware probably offers more entry points for hackers in the future.
Look here. Some people reported formatting the sd card to FAT32 works.
Thanks for the info! But there would still be an issue with putting on larger than 4gb files this way, is that correct?
Somewhere between 1% and 99%
The Switch is potentially not in RCM if its not being picked up as an APX device. Are you sure that the Nintendo logo does not show up when you press vol + and power while the jig is inserted? Also which tutorial are you following? I find this one to be most up-to-date: https://gbatemp.net/threads/guide-1-x-5-x-how-to-run-homebrew-on-your-nintendo-switch.506529/ok thanks for letting me know. I tried the rig + rcm tutorial on my 2.0.0 Switch. I replaced/installed the driver that was mention to install and when I click on the boot_cfw_Win it says no devices were found. Now I know I followed it right. my laptop keeps kicking out the Switch device so don't know if its the problem but i keep trying it and nothing happens. Any help with it.
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also when i opened pegaswitch cmd and did the npm install, it said no git binary found in $path. failed using git, please check if i have git installed and in my path.
So it seems I can't get either to work on my 2.0.0 Switch. also when i tried putting it in RCM mode I keep seeing it as SWITCH in devices and not APX, could that be the issue? it's funny because I do have my rig in, and held the + volume button with power and only keep seeing it as Switch when it pops up but with my laptop, all devices (usbs, sd cards/mirco sd) keep getting not recognized -like i put in my 1tb external hd or my sd card & it keeps disconnecting from it. it sucks because I have so many sd cards and hds that are messed up and cant use anymore
As far as we know, there are no differences when it comes to exploits for 5.0.2 and 5.1. Traditionally, the lower the firmware the better mantra is used because statistically lower firmwares have more vulnerabilities than higher firmwares. But, since no fuses are burnt between 5.0.2 and 5.1, you can keep a dump of your 5.0.2 NAND whilst updating to 5.1. If there is ever an exploit that works on 5.0.2 but not 5.1, you can restore your 5.0.2 NAND (not downgrade). However, this only works up until Nintendo releases another system update that burns another fuse which we cannot predict.
Its a long list that includes save editing to WIP emulators to a very un-friendly backup launcher (it acts more like a backup swapper). I would recommend checking the Tutorials section to set the Switch up then possibly the Emulators section for some nifty tools.
To be fair, the dongle is superior towards any other method of sending payloads so while I can see why they did this, you have to really hope you never lose the dongle.
The only connection that the USB can make with the Switch is when it is in RCM and the only usefulness out of that is sending payloads to do any number of things. There is no way to do any typical file transfer via a USB connection as the USB port on the Switch is solely a charging port.
The license file is probably pre-installed into the dongle just like the payload that boots into their CFW. The next part is speculation because they're vague on how activation differs between Pro and Lite. You supposedly go into Album on the Switch to activate your license and if you have multiple licenses (like one on the SD Card and one on the dongle), it may allow you to choose which one to activate. As they have stated, you can use the dongle for multiple Switches to load the CFW, but to use the CFW, there needs to be a properly activated license whether its on the dongle or the SD card. Now most users probably don't care, but I think its a good question.
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