Hacking Question What firmware is best

[MrWhosHacking]

Now I’m not that new to this hacking/modding or java++ and scripting but Im more used to ps3/ps4 modding and making patches hex editer.

Now said I’m looking for a good stable custom firmware.

I used atmosphere on 5.0 and My son Accidentally upgraded.

The I pick renix and that was good now and now I’m on 8.0.1 with Alantis atmosphere. What one u think is better and why and I know team executor cause I use there rebug files for ps3 so no idk if I should get from x os

 

[Kubas_inko]

You meant which CFW is the best? Then it's gonna be Atmosphere if you don't need XCI or HDD support.

 

[MrWhosHacking]

Yea I meant that cfw lol I’m used to say that. Now hdd I would like that supported and think they are going to be add not sure to atmosphere. I use nsp so but wound mind to use xci files.

 

[gizmomelb]

reposting:

SX OS:

Pros:

XCI files - can mount and play XCI files direct from USB (no need to copy to SD card)
- No need to install each game, just mount and they run - just like inserting a cartridge.
- XCI files do not install tickets so *POTENTIALLY* are not as detectable as NSP files.
USB storage - NSP files can be installed to SD card direct from USB storage, no need for PC. Useful on long journeys.
EmuEMMC / emuNAND - makes it potentially possible to dodge a banned console due to no records kept in system NAND (online play under emuNAND not recommended however).
- different official firmware versions can be installed in system and emuNAND (no fuses are burned)

Cons:

Official software support is usually a couple of weeks after the update comes out.
Costs money - about the same price as a 200GB SD card for the jig, the dongle and the SX OS licence.
- about the same price as a 128GB SD card for just the SX OS licence.
Cannot use KIPs advanced features - like custom kernel modules (Overclocking module, etc)
MUST use the jig and payload injector on every cold boot (personally, if you're powering off completely regularly then why?).


Free CFW:
Pros:

Official firmware 8.0 support usually added just a few days after it is released.
No cost - just the included cost of your SD card for it to be installed on.
Can use KIPs advanced features - like custom kernel modules (Overclocking module, etc).
Can boot into CFW from Auto RCM - please note that auto-RCM has been extensively discussed as being potentially detectable by Nintendo and thus a bannable 'offence'.

Cons:

No XCI mounting.
No USB storage.
No emuEMMC / emuNAND.

Keep in mind that BOTH options allow installing of NSP titles to SD card and systemNAND (or emuNAND if using SX OS) via USB cable and NUT or SX server.
Both systems allow use of homebrew and backing up save games to alternate computers / storage for safe keeping.

The age old question - which CFW should I use?

Look at the pros and con feature lists and see which features are must have items for you.

So *IS* SX OS worth purchasing RIGHT NOW?

Both free CFW and SX OS have 8.0 support, so decide on which features you want and whether the cost is worth it TO YOU.

 

[MrWhosHacking]

Mod need to closed post and got my answer thanks to the people that helped.