anyone knows how can I update project clean theme to 20.1.1?
I wanted to remove/relocate gameshare & virtual game cards icon
I wanted to remove/relocate gameshare & virtual game cards icon
I recently installed a mod chip on a Switch OLED. The console is on 20.1.1 firmware, and Atomasphere doesn't yet support 20.1.1. I've made an EmuNAND and whenever I try to boot into the emuMMC, I get an error saying I've got the wrong ini cfg or missing/corrupt files. I believe this is because 20.1.1 is not yet supported. Is there a way to downgrade my emummc without using daybreak inside of Atomasphere?

It sounds like it could be a defunct mod. Go into the /atmosphere/contents folder and look for the title ID or string of numbers that matches the game you are modding then delete that folder.After using. bcml And installing the mod the game does not work anymore. I get an error message. Does anyone know how to fix that?
Some more details would be useful like the error code, your setup, or even a picture.why does atmosphere boot into emu after a crash? Autoboot in hekate is set to 0.
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why does atmosphere boot into emu after a crash? Autoboot in hekate is set to 0.
No, CDNSP was shut down ages ago. Piracy has existed before CDNSP and continues to exist without it. Finding warez is hard but not impossible.Are you able to use tools like cdnsp to download .nsp updates. I have an old backup of ff7 thats on 1.0.1 and im trying to track down update nsps to get me to 1.0.2+ using yandex. Not ideal.
No because the process hasn't changed in the last 5 years. If you cannot follow a written guide then Switch hacking is not for you.I was here last year trying to mod both my Switches, but never got past the injecting phase. I completely forgot how to even start. Has it gotten easier?
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So, I had a recent scare with my Pokemon save files. I bought a Switch 2 and transferred my saves over. It looks like it nuked my Pokemon Sword save.
The good news? I have the save on my emuNAND still.
I wanted to check if something was possible, and if so, the risk assessment of doing it.
I'd like to boot into OFW with homebrew (and Checkpoint) on my modded Switch and re-inject my lost save, so that it goes to the cloud and can be used on my Switch 2. Does that work that way? (I know of the non-zero ban risk)




What a great comment! I needed this. I'm going to give it another go.It sounds like it could be a defunct mod. Go into the /atmosphere/contents folder and look for the title ID or string of numbers that matches the game you are modding then delete that folder.
Some more details would be useful like the error code, your setup, or even a picture.
No, CDNSP was shut down ages ago. Piracy has existed before CDNSP and continues to exist without it. Finding warez is hard but not impossible.
No because the process hasn't changed in the last 5 years. If you cannot follow a written guide then Switch hacking is not for you.
Switch warez? I had no idea it was hard to find.Finding warez is hard but not impossible.


For some older, more obscure titles, yeah. Usually, not at all. Few times i had to ask one of the admins/maintainers of such websites to check for a certain release for me and, thankfully, in more cases that not they've managed to find what I was looking for.Switch warez? I had no idea it was hard to find.![]()
I agree that for more obscure titles, it can be harder. Some games also take a long time to be dumped, or possibly the dump is being kept in closed circles. But most of the times, they will eventually leak to us commoners. Specific game updates can also be challenging to get.For some older, more obscure titles, yeah. Usually, not at all. Few times i had to ask one of the admins/maintainers of such websites to check for a certain release for me and, thankfully, in more cases that not they've managed to find what I was looking for.
EDIT: I can't remember which one I had trouble finding the files for but maybe it was some specific updates for the 60 Seconds! Reatomized and maybe a Little Briar Rose (the point -and-click adventure game made by the same studio that made Children of Silentown, really good not-so-horror point-and-click adventure game, totally recommended). Maybe it was Darkestville Castle as well, but yeah, can't really remember. I know that it took me a few days to find it. But, really, all of these titles are less popular on the Switch compared to the other platforms.