I suggest using a homebrew app like Awoo-installer or Goldleaf:
https://github.com/Huntereb/Awoo-Installer
https://github.com/XorTroll/Goldleaf/releases/tag/0.9
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Yes you can just update the firmware and game updates, offline with homebrew apps. Yes the Only real difference is the obvious, No online playing of games, or buying games from the Nintendo Game store.
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Yea, downloads are down on Tinfoil. The app will not even load for me. People have said it runs but they can't get content from it.
I am just trying to get the app to actually run on my updated switch.
NS-USBloader - another one Tinfoil and GoldLeaf USB installer | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community
Sorry I had it wrong... It's what I used. As I can't get Tinfoil to work. I used to use Tinfoil and NUT to it worked....sigh..
It's a java app (can be flakey at times) but, it did work to re-install all my games...
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Thx.
Now another problem, i have installed drivers, ns-usbloader and avo. Connected succesfully, but I have problem with nsp Installation... See please photo.
EDIT: Work now. Need only Launch Nintendo with EmuMMC and not sysEMC.
But not all games, some games not working after install, Im getting Information about none internet connection(im offline always) and game not staring..
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Listen to me loud and clear when I say this because I want to avoid wasting both of our time; I do not care about your opinion. I don't care what you think or believe, what your background information is, or how long you've been on this site. All of that is irrelevant to me and to the data that I have accrued. Your opinion is worth about as much as a random noob or even my own and I haven't even shared my opinion yet because there is no reason to do so when I can use the spreadsheet to talk for me. Unless you have any objective evidence to share, I could not care less what you insist.
Please also don't act like you know me because you very clearly don't. You have absolutely no idea how long I have been using this site because I was using before I became a member and have hacked many consoles. How I interpret information for previous consoles is completely different from how I interpret the data in the spreadsheet because those two things are separate.
Right now, there are no plans for an untethered coldboot to release on lower firmware versions which is the only reason to not update. Personally, updating without burning fuses is your best bet because it still allows you to downgrade. The only reason to not update your cartridge slot is if an exploit in the future requires that but that would imply you may need to buy a game to make use of that exploit so it might be the most expensive exploit comparatively to the ones currently available. Therefore it might not be as bad of an idea to update your cartridge slot. You can very easily update your firmware without burning fuses yet update your cartridge slot for higher firmware versions.
Chill dude, I just wanted to help you, but ok...
You could at least listen a bit instead of throwing a thread you run into someone's face next time.
I tried but you offered no objective evidence every time I asked. You need to chill on claiming you know other people and how much you know because there is a possibility your opinion isn't correct. I was willing to admit that but you never were.Chill dude, I just wanted to help you, but ok...
You could at least listen a bit instead of throwing a thread you run into someone's face next time.
The only reason not to update that I can think of is you will not be able to use Deja Vu (Caffeine) to launch CFW but if you don't want to use that anyway then you can update.
Hi, I have a mariko console that is taking a lot of dust. I just want to know something.
Technically it seems that it is not possible to modify Mariko via software because the system is so well written that it is impossible to find bugs, I don't remember which hacker in the community said this.
This means that even if I update now, it is likely that nothing will change in the future. But, is there anything moving on clone mods? Because finding a mod is hard, at human prices is even worse.
Do you think it's better for me to upgrade and enjoy the console as much as I can and wait for a clone because a software mod will never happen?
Technically it seems that it is not possible to modify Mariko via software because the system is so well written that it is impossible to find bugs, I don't remember which hacker in the community said this.
This means that even if I update now, it is likely that nothing will change in the future. But, is there anything moving on clone mods? Because finding a mod is hard, at human prices is even worse.
Do you think it's better for me to upgrade and enjoy the console as much as I can and wait for a clone because a software mod will never happen?
Hello.
I just bought a used hacked Nintendo Switch. It's one of the older models, so no chips in it.
I deleted most of the games that came with it, but my SD card is still full.
There's almost nothing there apparently, but it's using up almost all 120GB, which is ridiculous.
What I really wanted to do was "Re-Hack" it, and make everything brand new, as if I just hacked it myself today, but I have no idea what has already been done on it, what versions of things are installed, and overall everything that I need to do to achieve this objective.
When I look at the system version, it says I'm on version 11.0.0
Another thing that's pissing me off. I installed both Smash, and Mario Kart, but both of these games say that I need to update before being able to play them.
I downloaded versions of these games that claimed to have the update already.
What's happening?
tl;dr
How can "factory reset / re-hack" my hacked console to the way it was when the guy hacked it on day one?
I just bought a used hacked Nintendo Switch. It's one of the older models, so no chips in it.
I deleted most of the games that came with it, but my SD card is still full.
There's almost nothing there apparently, but it's using up almost all 120GB, which is ridiculous.
What I really wanted to do was "Re-Hack" it, and make everything brand new, as if I just hacked it myself today, but I have no idea what has already been done on it, what versions of things are installed, and overall everything that I need to do to achieve this objective.
When I look at the system version, it says I'm on version 11.0.0
Another thing that's pissing me off. I installed both Smash, and Mario Kart, but both of these games say that I need to update before being able to play them.
I downloaded versions of these games that claimed to have the update already.
What's happening?
tl;dr
How can "factory reset / re-hack" my hacked console to the way it was when the guy hacked it on day one?
Hello, i successfully flashed my switch. Everything works. If i want to play original owned games, i can log into the sysmmc and go online with my profiles. Am i right ? I wiped first time, then flashed my switch and have the emummc now. Do i have to wipe again the syspartition or can i just log in ?
lower is better but that is ultimately up to you if you want to wait, want to use it or find a chip, alternatively, you could always find a RCM vulnerable console
It might have a hidden emunand partion, use hekate to reformat the microSD card and start again following the guide
What do you mean by "flashed my switch"? There is nothing to flash except for AutoRCM because the exploit exists in RAM; no part of the exploit is ever installed to the system.
As long as you never loaded CFW or homebrew on sysMMC, then you can play online with it.
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