There aren't any software exploits which flash carts can use but why is there no flash cart which emulates a legit cartridge like Sky3DS did?
Why is there no Switch flash cart?
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Because big N learned. And now the cartridge is isolated from the CPU
Because it's way more complicated then a ds/3ds flashcart
@Mike_Hunt
'cause the Gamecard Lotus3 is a fully standalone, non-crackable ASIC, which is 'a separate chip on the motherboard responsible for communicating' with the game cartridge.
It is the 'Tegra's SDMMC2 device on the Switch and FS communicates with it using a custom protocol based on vendor specific MMC commands'.
So, it's heavily crypted and there's no explotis, too. That's why there're no any flash cards, at all.
'cause the Gamecard Lotus3 is a fully standalone, non-crackable ASIC, which is 'a separate chip on the motherboard responsible for communicating' with the game cartridge.
It is the 'Tegra's SDMMC2 device on the Switch and FS communicates with it using a custom protocol based on vendor specific MMC commands'.
So, it's heavily crypted and there's no explotis, too. That's why there're no any flash cards, at all.
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