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I would imagine they have some sort of DRM that verifies the hardware upon initial bootI guess someone may dump the nand of cfw after it releases with the fusee payload in that usb stick thingy.. result will be same but you need you pc to deliver the payload instead.
So they went with a cartridge emulator rather than just allowing people to install titles in NUS format.
I guess that makes sense, since all the current dumps are from cartridges, and Nintendo might have some measures in place to detect when titles are installed that aren't owned by any account on the system.
I like the PC-less dongle approach, but we need a device like this that works with other payloads, such as Linux and Atmosphere.
yeah I was thinking to try make something similar out of a raspberry pi zero, but haven't had the time XDI hope they won't charge too much for this. Seems like it would be a fairly simple device that could use hardware similar to a Raspberry Pi Zero.
I'd expect it not to cost much more than $30 like a DSTWO.
If I remember the Switch security talk correctly, Nintendo learnt from the 3DS to include anti-piracy code for eShop titles (mostly to check whether you legit purchased it), but they didn't mention carts.
It looks like Xecutor is just spoofing what game is in the slot to get around the anti-piracy check (as currently - there's no piracy check for carts but there may be soon enough).
Stop posting nonsense. Wireless? How will you send payload over wireless in RCM mode? Are you drunk?Meh from what I see the payload only needs to be launched once and even then its probably doable over wireless using an Android phone.
Meh from what I see the payload only needs to be launched once and even then its probably doable over wireless using an Android phone.
It's the CFW that has people thinking more into this as it actually boots games i'm assuming. But we will soon enough have that. Probably before this thing is released. So again. Why would we need/want this.I think they demonstrate it with the latest firmware.... and they are a profit group so thats why you need their tools
It's the CFW that has people thinking more into this as it actually boots games i'm assuming. But we will soon enough have that. Probably before this thing is released. So again. Why would we need/want this.
We are going to run into the public/private header problem from the 3DS again though, and this time we might not be able to just take a header from one of our own games and use it to avoid bans, it might have to be a header from the same game.If I remember the Switch security talk correctly, Nintendo learnt from the 3DS to include anti-piracy code for eShop titles (mostly to check whether you legit purchased it), but they didn't mention carts.
It looks like Xecutor is just spoofing what game is in the slot to get around the anti-piracy check (as currently - there's no piracy check for carts but there may be soon enough).
Lol.. DRM for a device which enables piracy. What irony!!I would imagine they have some sort of DRM that verifies the hardware upon initial boot
tbh I'm guessing something similar or better will end up being released fairly soon in terms of publicly developed CFW
android phones are very cheap it does not need to be flag shipI have an iPhone
That makes no sense..U need another device...with this. but I get what your saying.The dongle to launch payload without the need of another device.
its actually very very very common, its like saying OMG gunman having body armour....just because they are shooting doesn't mean they want to get shot themselvesLol.. DRM for a device which enables piracy. What irony!!