My firmware is 14.1.2 and the update file was 1.19 GB i think.That sounds like your game isn't up to date and you should try it again. How big was the update file you installed and what is the firmware of your console?
Its fine, what you are referring to is called a "dongle". Its purpose is to inject payloads without the need of a USB cable and a device to send payloads. Any steps that involve those two can simply be replaced with that dongle. Although, there are many different types of dongles so it would be good to know which one you have because each have their own quirks.
No, not sthetix. TBH, I think it's @doom95 ... could be mistaken about the hwfly-nx author bit, but I know that if it can be repaired, he can do it.Is the thread on gbatemp? I can't find any official thread, but I found the firmware posted on github. I tried using searchbar on gbatemp but can't find any official release thread relating to hwfly-nx.
Are you talking about sthetix, is he the author?
I used the GUI version before on Windows 7, and it worked fine. The cli version also works fine, even on Linux, but it's made for Windows. It should work for you too. I'd say the developer has done a fine job, as his software, although kind of old, still works and is useful with the latest nsp files, as long as you're using a recent prod.keys. What version of Windows are you using? Maybe try running in retro-compatibility mode, or something. I'm not much of a Windows user, anymore, although I still have access to Windows 7. Assuming your NSP files are OK, that only leaves your USB ports or your USB-C cable as possible culprits. Have you tried other cables/ports? Worst case scenario, you'll have to resort to copying the files by hand to the SD card, but it's really not too great, as the SD port is flaky on the Switch, and the less you insert and remove the SD card, the safer you are from a hardware malfunction.I do not know what to say
this is my last attempt, with a file I know for sure that works (it belongs to a friend of mine)
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Application starts at 29 agosto 2022 09:04:12
Reading keys
- prod.keys (exists)
- title.keys (exists)
- console.keys (not exists)
Found 1 title keys
Reading version list
Initialization success
Open File
1 files selected
Processing file E:\NS\games\The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild [01007EF00011E000][v0](nsw2u.com).nsp
Processing NSP E:\NS\games\The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild [01007EF00011E000][v0](nsw2u.com).nsp
Processing TIK
in NX_Game_Info.Process.processFile(String filename)
File E:\NS\games\The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild [01007EF00011E000][v0](nsw2u.com).nsp has failed to process
0 titles processed
The sw does not tell much as debug: "has failed to process" -> developer has not done a good job, honestly
FTPD FTWas the SD port is flaky on the Switch, and the less you insert and remove the SD card, the safer you are from a hardware malfunction.
Never tried FTP on Switch. Must be slow as molasses, right? But you're right, it can be a substitute to pulling the SD card out.FTPD FTW
Tom Vita’s version is relatively quick. It’s my go-to always-on option for quick and dirty.Never tried FTP on Switch. Must be slow as molasses, right? But you're right, it can be a substitute to pulling the SD card out.
Then that means the dongle you own is the RCM Loader although there are multiple models of it so if you want to know exactly which one you have, you can check on their website. Anyways, as I said earlier, this dongle reproduces the act of sending a payload from a device through a USB cable. If that still doesn't make sense, then just follow the whole guide until the end and hopefully, you'll understand what steps the dongle replaces. Also since you have AutoRCM enabled, you can skip any steps involving booting into RCM because, as the name implies, this setting AUTOmatically launches the console into RCM.It sorta looks like a small Switch, and it has "RCM loader" written on it. Still trying to figure out where that thing fits into the equation. All I know about it is that it helps me power on the switch when it's off, otherwise it acts as if it's bricked (I assume I have that AutoRCM setting set on).
Well, objectively there is no reason why it shouldn't be working. Try reinstalling the game, DLC, and updates to see if that changes anything.My firmware is 14.1.2 and the update file was 1.19 GB i think.
Technically, there is no way to sync them because they both operate independently of one another. The only time they are the same is when you initially create the emuMMC because emuMMC always starts out as a copy of sysMMC. So in order for you to achieve what you want, you have to recreate your emuMMC. Bear in mind that you will have to do this every time you want something from emuMMC or sysMMC transferred to the other without manually doing it.Is there a way to sync Sysnand and Emunand? For example, I have a legit game with updates and DLC downloaded on Sysnand but on Emunand the game tells me I need to download the update and DLC.
Is it a soft foamy square squishy thing? It‘s probably for the backing of the SD Card connector to help hold it in. That or possibly a chunk of thermal pad? If things are working you’re probably fine. Most the stuff in the Switch is engineered pretty well. People run without the entire heat shield for example. still wouldn’t hurt to look at some mobo pics and see if you can find what’s missing.hey so this cover (thing?) over this part on the switch came off while i was replacing the battery. Idk if it was needed, but it's been working fine without it- i just kinda want to make sure that it's ok to have removed or if it may eventually do damage to my console if i don't put it back?
yeah, it was over a part right next to the connector for the battery, actually, so i was wondering if it was just cushioning or something! Good to know it probably was fine to keep off, it seemed a little out of place to be fair....Is it a soft foamy square squishy thing? It‘s probably for the backing of the SD Card connector to help hold it in. That or possibly a chunk of thermal pad? If things are working you’re probably fine. Most the stuff in the Switch is engineered pretty well. People run without the entire heat shield for example. still wouldn’t hurt to look at some mobo pics and see if you can find what’s missing.
probably a little piece of thermal pad on an IC. you can leave it where it was and it won’t hurt.yeah, it was over a part right next to the connector for the battery, actually, so i was wondering if it was just cushioning or something! Good to know it probably was fine to keep off, it seemed a little out of place to be fair....
remember the Ohm's Law: Watts [W] = Voltage [V] * Current [A]Yes, Hekate (the bootloader itself) has a page for this that will give you all the data required to calculate Watts.
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There are cheats for many games to bump some of them to 60 fps.is there an app that locks a game to a certain FPS?
Pacman World Repac FPS isnt stable/ is uncapped it ranges from 30FPS and 60FPS and its noticable. kind of messes with my eyesThere are cheats for many games to bump some of them to 60 fps.
What are you looking to do?
Might want to ask over here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/cheat-codes-ams-and-sx-os-add-and-request.520293/page-2542#post-9921582Pacman World Repac FPS isnt stable/ is uncapped it ranges from 30FPS and 60FPS and its noticable. kind of messes with my eyes