Homebrew Question sys con module for third party controllers on undocked switch with sx os

[Xilith]

Hi i want to activate this module in sx os 2.9.3 emunand, i put the files inside my micro sd but it doesn't work with my ps3-ps4 controllers, i have to do something else to activate this module?

 

[LightBeam]

I believed that sysmodules had to be included by TX themselves .... Are you sure you can actually use sysmodules by yourself with sx os ?

 

[Antivash]

Hi i want to activate this module in sx os 2.9.3 emunand, i put the files inside my micro sd but it doesn't work with my ps3-ps4 controllers, i have to do something else to activate this module?

You can try checking this and this, post from the github and see if you can get it working. But like that first thread says, it was never really designed for SX OS.

I believed that sysmodules had to be included by TX themselves .... Are you sure you can actually use sysmodules by yourself with sx os ?

It apparently supports titles sysmodules (from what my googling says, at any rate), but they are disabled by default.

 

[Xilith]

You can try checking this and this, post from the github and see if you can get it working. But like that first thread says, it was never really designed for SX OS.



It apparently supports titles sysmodules (from what my googling says, at any rate), but they are disabled by default.

solved, you have to change the folder from atmosphere to sxos and contents to titles, now it works

 

[masagrator]

You can try checking this and this, post from the github and see if you can get it working. But like that first thread says, it was never really designed for SX OS.



It apparently supports titles sysmodules (from what my googling says, at any rate), but they are disabled by default.

They are not disabled by default anymore from 2.9

 

[Xilith]

They are not disabled by default anymore from 2.9

So you can even use nogc sysmodule to avoid the gc update in sx os?

 

[masagrator]

So you can even use nogc sysmodule to avoid the gc update in sx os?

Dunno. There may be compability issues.