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I'm getting a black screen after the Atmosphere logo when booting emummc after updating to the latest 1.11.1, Hekate and Sigpatches. Haven't even updated the official firmware yet.

Even going back to the older version of Atmosphere I had before updating doesn't work. Black screen after the logo. No crasher report or anything. Fuck...

EDIT: Did a clean atmosphere install and it still doesn't boot. No problem with Stock.
 
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Can I get some help me please? I upgraded the firmware of my Modded Switch to 22.1.0 via Daybreak after installing Better Gaming's 22.1.0 CFW pack, but now I cannot connect to Nintendo's Servers with SYSNAND. I can still play Smash Bros with my mods, but when I try to play online, I get error code: 2155-8007. I'm not banned am I?
 
Can I get some help me please? I upgraded the firmware of my Modded Switch to 22.1.0 via Daybreak after installing Better Gaming's 22.1.0 CFW pack, but now I cannot connect to Nintendo's Servers with SYSNAND. I can still play Smash Bros with my mods, but when I try to play online, I get error code: 2155-8007. I'm not banned am I?

You can check that if your serial number is blanked out, that mean exosphere is running blocking server communication.
 
You can check that if your serial number is blanked out, that mean exosphere is running blocking server communication.
Ok, I’ll try to check when I get home later. If the serial number is not blanked, does that mean that I’m probably banned? I’m sure the serial number was blanked before I installed the mod pack to update my Switch though, I hope it didn’t overwrite the exosphere file. Do I need to check the serial number in emuNAND or can I check it in SYSNAND as well? From what I saw earlier, I don’t think the serial number was blanked in SYSNAND, but I know the mod pack didn’t contain any illegal games/backups that would trigger Nintendo to ban me? It may have contained Homebrew apps such as Daybreak, but can Nintendo see that?
 
Ok, I’ll try to check when I get home later. If the serial number is not blanked, does that mean that I’m probably banned? I’m sure the serial number was blanked before I installed the mod pack to update my Switch though, I hope it didn’t overwrite the exosphere file. Do I need to check the serial number in emuNAND or can I check it in SYSNAND as well? From what I saw earlier, I don’t think the serial number was blanked in SYSNAND, but I know the mod pack didn’t contain any illegal games/backups that would trigger Nintendo to ban me? It may have contained Homebrew apps such as Daybreak, but can Nintendo see that?

No idea if you are banned or not, blanked out meaning you won't be able to access online service as it is blocking Nintendo server. But if you have NSP installed on sysnand then you probably will get banned.
 
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No idea if you are banned or not, blanked out meaning you won't be able to access online service as it is blocking Nintendo server. But if you have NSP installed on sysnand then you probably will get banned.
Ok, well some good news. Fortunately, I’m not banned as I was able to successfully test and login to the Nintendo eShop on the stock firmware before work today. It turns the mod pack that I installed a few days ago in order to update my Nintendo Switch so I could play Smash Bros online probably screwed up the settings and patches that prevents Nintendo from detecting my Switch on certain apps.

So when I get home from work today I’m gonna have to delete everything on my SD card and manually set everything up again properly with the official Nintendo switch hacking guide. Hopefully that will solve my problem.
 
Hello, I have cfw switch and would like to know how to use the cheats for inazuma eleven victory road please, thank you
 
Hello, I would like to install an emuNAND on my already hacked Switch: is it mandatory to partition the SD Card or can I use the FAT32 format for both emuNAND and sysNAND?
 
Hello, I would like to install an emuNAND on my already hacked Switch: is it mandatory to partition the SD Card or can I use the FAT32 format for both emuNAND and sysNAND?

You can use FAT32 with a partition emunand.
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Hello, I have cfw switch and would like to know how to use the cheats for inazuma eleven victory road please, thank you

There is a cheat thread, asks your cheat questions there.

 
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I'm exhausted trying this - 2 days for an old man like me has taken it out of me lol! If this post is not allowed, mods please delete.

Have Switch OFW 22.1.0
Have followed this guide https://switch.hacks.guide/ and have successfully hacked the switch 1
I dumped my own prod.keys
I updated via gbatemp to latest sigpatches

If I use Goldleaf I get errors installing titles asking if I have all the patches
Tinfoil doesnt load and produces an error
Awoo installs the file but when I go to run it on the home screen I get Error Code 215-8007 and it fails to launch
Russian DBI starts the patch and then returns some red error messages and the file is not installed
NXDumptool finds no titles (even though they are on the SD)

ANY help is appreciated...

I'm tired boss...
2155-8007?
 
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Hey, I need help.
I just tried to install games with dbi but it wont work. They just loafd forever and on one game it says that micro sd data is damaged. My firmware is 22.0.0 . I read that you may have to downgrade the firmware? Also, I included updates in the download but it still didn't work .
 
Having issues. Set up a new switch on 21.2 with the latest atmosphere and....black screens. Not booting, have to hard reset. Stock fw is loading, though. Can someone helps?
 
Hello everyone,
Sorry to bother and take your time, but I'm a little stuck.
Got a old switch, and just updated seemly successfully Hekate to 6.5.2 and Atmosphere to 1.11. Then I downloaded the Firmware 22.0, to update my current 16.0.3. The update seemed to worked alright, but when I try to boot via Hekate now, I'm getting an error.
When I launch the 'Stock - sysMMC' option, it boots correctly and the system shows FW 22.0.0. But when I run the normally used 'CFW - sysMMC', then I get this error (Error Code: 2168-0002 (ox4a8). I made the update using Daybreak, which is why I didn't think there was any issue with Atmosphere, but now I'm lost.
Any help is appreciated, thanks

Edit: I've seem in Redit someone mentioning this could be a incompatibility of old apps, so I tried removing a lot of them from atmosphere, but had not success.
 

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Hello everyone,
Sorry to bother and take your time, but I'm a little stuck.
Got a old switch, and just updated seemly successfully Hekate to 6.5.2 and Atmosphere to 1.11. Then I downloaded the Firmware 22.0, to update my current 16.0.3. The update seemed to worked alright, but when I try to boot via Hekate now, I'm getting an error.
When I launch the 'Stock - sysMMC' option, it boots correctly and the system shows FW 22.0.0. But when I run the normally used 'CFW - sysMMC', then I get this error (Error Code: 2168-0002 (ox4a8). I made the update using Daybreak, which is why I didn't think there was any issue with Atmosphere, but now I'm lost.
Any help is appreciated, thanks

Edit: I've seem in Redit someone mentioning this could be a incompatibility of old apps, so I tried removing a lot of them from atmosphere, but had not success.
Remove or update whichever app uses 00FF0000636C6BFF as ID, located in atmosphere/contents folder?

EDIT: sys-clk, perhaps?
 
Remove or update whichever app uses 00FF0000636C6BFF as ID, located in atmosphere/contents folder?

EDIT: sys-clk, perhaps?

Unfortunately not sys-clk, but found the culprit: Tinfoil. I will look into alternatives, as the new self install also throws the same error, but glad I made progress
 
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