Hacking A fatal error occured when running Atmosphere - Program ID : 010041544d53000

[chocoswitch]

Hi guys,

I shut down my Switch about 5 days ago and put it on the dock, everything was working fine at this time.

I did nothing else with it from that day.
Today I wanted to play a bit, and tried to boot in Atmospehre.

When booting Atmosphere on my emunand I get this error :

A fatal error occured when running Atmosphere.
Program ID : 010041544d53000
Error Desc: std::abort() called (0xffe)
Report saved to /atmosphere/fatal_errors/report_00000000008243988.bin

Pay attention to "Program ID", because all I found on the web is about "Title ID".
I don't if that can help.

I already posted in the noob paradise post without finding new ways to fix the problem.

I already tried the following :
- Replacing atmosphere files on SD card with fresh ones without success
- Fixing Arch Bit in hekate like advised here: https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/issues/813
- Tried BlueHarvest in case sd messed up with my mac even if I only use windows on my mac
- Tried line codes :
sudo chflags -R arch /Volumes/SD/
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*.*
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*
sudo mdutil -i off /Volumes/SD/
sudo mdutil -E /Volumes/SD/
dot_clean -m /Volumes/SD/

If I can avoid restarting the process from scratch with my SD, that would be awesome !

The weird thing is that it worked like a charm last time and nothing should have changed on the SD card.

Environment info :
- Brand new SanDisk 256Go FAT32 formatted SD Card
- EmuMMC, partition-based on FAT32 SD Card
- Firmware 12.0.2 on both sys and emunand
- hekate v5.5.6
- Atmosphere 0.19.3

 

[Shadow#1]

Hi guys,

I shut down my Switch about 5 days ago and put it on the dock, everything was working fine at this time.

I did nothing else with it from that day.
Today I wanted to play a bit, and tried to boot in Atmospehre.

When booting Atmosphere on my emunand I get this error :

A fatal error occured when running Atmosphere.
Program ID : 010041544d53000
Error Desc: std::abort() called (0xffe)
Report saved to /atmosphere/fatal_errors/report_00000000008243988.bin

Pay attention to "Program ID", because all I found on the web is about "Title ID".
I don't if that can help.

I already posted in the noob paradise post without finding new ways to fix the problem.

I already tried the following :
- Replacing atmosphere files on SD card with fresh ones without success
- Fixing Arch Bit in hekate like advised here: https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/issues/813
- Tried BlueHarvest in case sd messed up with my mac even if I only use windows on my mac
- Tried line codes :
sudo chflags -R arch /Volumes/SD/
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*.*
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*
sudo mdutil -i off /Volumes/SD/
sudo mdutil -E /Volumes/SD/
dot_clean -m /Volumes/SD/

If I can avoid restarting the process from scratch with my SD, that would be awesome !

The weird thing is that it worked like a charm last time and nothing should have changed on the SD card.

Environment info :
- Brand new SanDisk 256Go FAT32 formatted SD Card
- EmuMMC, partition-based on FAT32 SD Card
- Firmware 12.0.2 on both sys and emunand
- hekate v5.5.6
- Atmosphere 0.19.3

Replace All atmos files on sd card

 

[chocoswitch]

Replace All atmos files on sd card

Like mentioned, already tried without success

 

[burhansalih]

ArchiveBit error....most deff...give me a few moments

 

[chocoswitch]

Are you on a mac? sorry yes you are..

ArchiveBits but you need to do all the folders other then the nintendo folder.

Yes but only using WIndows thanks to Bootcamp.

How can I run it through all folders with hekate tool?

 

[burhansalih]

Yes but only using WIndows thanks to Bootcamp.

How can I run it through all folders with hekate tool?

Oh bootcamp is a different kettle of fish all together....do you have access to a mac without bootcamp.

 

[chocoswitch]

Oh bootcamp is a different kettle of fish all together....do you have access to a mac without bootcamp.

I have my Mac OS on same Mac that has Bootcamp in dual boot.

I ran all those lines without success (of course my volume was named SD) :
sudo chflags -R arch /Volumes/SD/
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*.*
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*
sudo mdutil -i off /Volumes/SD/
sudo mdutil -E /Volumes/SD/
dot_clean -m /Volumes/SD/

EDIT : also tried running BlueHarvest without success to remove MAC hidden files

 

[burhansalih]

I have my Mac OS on same Mac that has Bootcamp in dual boot.

I ran all those lines without success (of course my volume was named SD) :
sudo chflags -R arch /Volumes/SD/
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*.*
sudo chflags -R noarch /Volumes/SD/*
sudo mdutil -i off /Volumes/SD/
sudo mdutil -E /Volumes/SD/
dot_clean -m /Volumes/SD/

EDIT : also tried running BlueHarvest without success to remove MAC hidden files

Messaged you.

 

[chocoswitch]

Update: I found that my SD card is fully corrupted and non-functional, I'l need to replace it

I can't even format it now, it has no effect on it, even if successfully realized.

Do you know if a downloaded xci can damage sd card like a virus or something?

 

[Shadow#1]

Update: I found that my SD card is fully corrupted and non-functional, I'l need to replace it

I can't even format it now, it has no effect on it, even if successfully realized.

Do you know if a downloaded xci can damage sd card like a virus or something?

Nope

 

[Draxzelex]

Update: I found that my SD card is fully corrupted and non-functional, I'l need to replace it

I can't even format it now, it has no effect on it, even if successfully realized.

Do you know if a downloaded xci can damage sd card like a virus or something?

No, how can you ever think of such a thing?