Hacking RELEASE TegraRcmSmash - a fusee-launcher for Windows.

[rajkosto]

I don't see a reason why the "GUI" is necessary, especially since you can just drag and drop payload binaries to the original exe...

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

Get the easy-to-use binaries at https://switchtools.sshnuke.net
Make sure to read the README.txt for how to use/install drivers.
(Source available on https://github.com/rajkosto/TegraRcmSmash if you want to compile it yourself)

Uhh, right. So how do I launch Linux with this? It says it needs a payload bin file.

 

[Foen]

I don't see a reason why the "GUI" is necessary, especially since you can just drag and drop payload binaries to the original exe...

ah sorry m8 its not necessary just more easy for myself. did not toke much time i can delete it if you don't like it or plan to have a GUI yourself

 

[TheCyberQuake]

Uhh, right. So how do I launch Linux with this? It says it needs a payload bin file.

If you need it explained to you, you probably shouldn't even try tbh.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

If you need it explained to you, you probably shouldn't even try tbh.

Might as well never ask again. Thanks for the help.

 

[PCityPaul]

Is usb 3.0 requiered? My pc is a little out datedlol

 

[TheCyberQuake]

Might as well never ask again. Thanks for the help.

I'm sorry but that's just kinda how it is right now. It is not user friendly in the slightest, and we can't (or at least won't) handhold you through the entire process. If you absolutely want to try to figure it out there already is a thread that tells you what to do, but I still don't recommend it to most people because it's a pain and will require Linux to compile everything and get it all working.
I would just wait until we get something a bit more user friendly

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

I'm sorry but that's just kinda how it is right now. It is not user friendly in the slightest, and we can't (or at least won't) handhold you through the entire process. If you absolutely want to try to figure it out there already is a thread that tells you what to do, but I still don't recommend it to most people because it's a pain and will require Linux to compile everything and get it all working.
I would just wait until we get something a bit more user friendly

I'm done with everything. I flashed my sd card.

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I'm sorry but that's just kinda how it is right now. It is not user friendly in the slightest, and we can't (or at least won't) handhold you through the entire process. If you absolutely want to try to figure it out there already is a thread that tells you what to do, but I still don't recommend it to most people because it's a pain and will require Linux to compile everything and get it all working.
I would just wait until we get something a bit more user friendly

I literally just need a way to launch the stuff on my sd card.

 

[ShadowOne333]

Uhh, right. So how do I launch Linux with this? It says it needs a payload bin file.

This is a Windows binary (.exe) so that you run the Fusee Gelee payload (or others) straight from Windows, NO more will additional OS like Mac or Linux be required to run it.

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Why are so many people asking how to launch Linux with this, seriously?
Like really ffs, the title says it:
"Tegra RCM Smash - A Fusee launcher for Windows"
It doesn't say anything about Linux anywhere, does it?

Really people, just read the OP or even the title, please.
It just baffles me why is everyone asking to run Linux with this.

 

[TheCyberQuake]

I'm done with everything. I flashed my sd card.

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I literally just need a way to launch the stuff on my sd card.

I'm unsure if anything other than shofel2 supports sdmmc (loading payloads from SD). You may need to use shofel2 instead of this.

 

[rajkosto]

f0f linux needs all the stuff compiled in linux, + shofEL2 and imx_loader programs which are linux only, so it's not just a matter of "launching the payload"

 

[TheCyberQuake]

This is a Windows binary (.exe) so that you run the Fusee Gelee payload (or others) straight from Windows, no additional OS like Mac or Linux required.

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Why are so many people asking how to launch Linux with this, seriously?
Like really, the title says it:
"Tegra RCM Smash - A Fusee launcher for Windows"
It doesn't say anything about Linux anywhere, does it?

Really people, just read the OP or even the title, please.
It just baffles me why is everyone asking to run Linux with this.

Run Linux, on the switch, with the RCM exploit

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

I'm unsure if anything other than shofel2 supports sdmmc (loading payloads from SD). You may need to use shofel2 instead of this.

Oh well. I had trouble with ShofEl2. Might aswell just wait until some better solution comes out.

 

[TheCyberQuake]

Oh well. I had trouble with ShofEl2. Might aswell just wait until some better solution comes out.

Yeah I started trying to get it running but gave up. The only thing I really want to do with it right now anyway is make a nand dump

 

[DarthDub]

Yeah I started trying to get it running but gave up. The only thing I really want to do with it right now anyway is make a nand dump

Gonna wait til Summer for the real stuff to come out.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

Yeah I started trying to get it running but gave up. The only thing I really want to do with it right now anyway is make a nand dump

I'm also scared of frying my Switch by accidentally grounding pin 4.
How can you make a NAND Dump?

 

[TheCyberQuake]

I'm also scared of frying my Switch by accidentally grounding pin 4.
How can you make a NAND Dump?

In Linux you can just dump it with software using terminal commands

 

[subcon959]

Yeah I started trying to get it running but gave up. The only thing I really want to do with it right now anyway is make a nand dump

People who have spent a lot of time in linux seem to be having a lot of battery calibration issues too.

 

[Damian666]

I don't see a reason why the "GUI" is necessary, especially since you can just drag and drop payload binaries to the original exe...

some people just like a nice gui to do stuff in man, that's how it is

its not needed perse, but hee, the option is there if we want to use it.

 

[Pickle_Rick]

MAC is based on linux, so I'm sure it's possible. Windows 10 also has a Linux terminal you can install in the native OS. I haven't fooled around with all of this yet since there's no reason for me to until CFW is released anyway to know how MAC/Win10 terminals can handle what's needed though.

MacOS is a unix system not linux. Do not spread misinformation.