Anyone know what level of system control will be required to take advantage of a bootrom exploit? (None, userland, kernel, Trustzone?)
yesIf I just always have airplane mode on will that prevent updates from occurring
Nope and probablyis it possible to play back up games yet? If not do you think there will be in the future?
I don't own a switch yet, and apparently it is going to have a soc update that will fix security issues and will prevent me from hacking it. should i buy one right now super quick or are these news false?
When do we think we'll have a permanent backdoor installed on the Switch? One like Haxchii, a program installed that allows for homebrew access even after an update.
Do we have any idea whether that's being worked on or when we think that is likely to happen?
Or if that isn't being done, do we expect CFW to come out before that?
Figured I would ask these questions in the noob thread
Thanks,
Salazar
No, the servers don't let you choose what update you want, they just give you the latest.With 5.0 out, can I still update to 4.1.0 without a game cart?
All digital versions of games are downloaded to the system memory or the SD Card.Question. I'm planning on purchasing a Nintendo Switch and I was wondering if it's possible to buy the digital version of a game and save it to my Switch's SD Card? And what if I purchased the physical copy of a game and wanted to download it to my Switch's SD Card? Is that possible?
I thought there might have been a way for someone to host the 4.1.0 update and access it via the DNS settings. Kinda like how people do it on the PS Vita.No, the servers don't let you choose what update you want, they just give you the latest.
No, the servers don't let you choose what update you want, they just give you the latest.
All digital versions of games are downloaded to the system memory or the SD Card.
All physical versions of games require the cartridge to be played.
I haven't heard of anyone doing this yet. It wasn't done for 3DS so I assume that it's not really possible for the Switch either.I thought there might have been a way for someone to host the 4.1.0 update and access it via the DNS settings. Kinda like how people do it on the PS Vita.
1) What should i do first? I created just a random account to check cause it's a formatted switch. i've set it to US region with a random name. (It's not linked to any nintendo account or whatsoever as it's not connected to wifi)
2) Assuming, i would like to go online to download patches etc, what should i do now? or would you guys recommend me just stay offline as it is? One important thing would be, am i able to bring my save games from this account when i link this account with a nintendo account?
You could set up some DNS settings to block updates, but it would be equally effective to turn on aeroplane mode and enable wireless controllers. With a Switch on 4.1.0 you can play all currently released physical games, albeit with an update nag for Kirby Star Allies.
You are heavily restricted regarding Nintendo's online services (Downloading purchased games, updates, or DLC) without updating to the latest firmware version. (currently 5.0.0)
You may still browse the store without the latest firmware version but note that any purchases you make cannot be downloaded without the latest firmware.
Users have mixed reports on whether or not having the latest patch of a game allows it to play online without the latest firmware.
You can obtain game patches from another Switch if they are on the same firmware, and have a later game patch than you, via the match version feature (accessed by pressing + while a game is selected)
You will be asked to create a profile during the process of initializing the Switch. It does not require access to the internet, but it is what your save files are tied to. Later if you decide to make purchases, they will also be tied to this profile, and the saves and purchases will travel with it should you perform a system transfer.