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I mean, how can i turn off the switch. I used to be able to do it with previous version of hekate
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(nvm my msg did not see there was a new version blocking atmos or whatever is happening).
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Umm guys?
I want to restore my old 3.0.0 NAND dump.
However I'm a bit confused that the folder content differs slightly.
Here's my 3.0.0 dump:
And my newer dumps look like this (the following example is a 6.1.0 dump):
So basically the newer dump does not have the partitions folder which on the other hand is empty and might be ignorable?
The restore folders in both dumps only contain an empty partitions folder as well so they are ignorable too?
So the only difference is the dumps folder in my 6.1.0 dump which contains
a fuses.bin and a tsec_keys.bin while the old 3.0.0 dump contains
biskeydump keys.txt
biskeys.txt
in its main folder.
To make that short? Do I have to adjust a few things or can I restore that old 3.0.0 dump as it is with hekate 5.0.1?
I want to restore my old 3.0.0 NAND dump.
However I'm a bit confused that the folder content differs slightly.
Here's my 3.0.0 dump:
Code:
biskeydump keys.txt
biskeys.txt
BOOT0
BOOT1
Partitions (<- FOLDER)
rawnand.bin.00
rawnand.bin.01
rawnand.bin.02
rawnand.bin.03
rawnand.bin.04
rawnand.bin.05
rawnand.bin.06
rawnand.bin.07
rawnand.bin.08
rawnand.bin.09
rawnand.bin.10
rawnand.bin.11
rawnand.bin.12
rawnand.bin.13
rawnand.bin.14
Restore (<- FOLDER)And my newer dumps look like this (the following example is a 6.1.0 dump):
Code:
BOOT0
BOOT1
dumps (<- FOLDER)
rawnand.bin.00
rawnand.bin.01
rawnand.bin.02
rawnand.bin.03
rawnand.bin.04
rawnand.bin.05
rawnand.bin.06
rawnand.bin.07
rawnand.bin.08
rawnand.bin.09
rawnand.bin.10
rawnand.bin.11
rawnand.bin.12
rawnand.bin.13
rawnand.bin.14
restore (<- FOLDER)So basically the newer dump does not have the partitions folder which on the other hand is empty and might be ignorable?
The restore folders in both dumps only contain an empty partitions folder as well so they are ignorable too?
So the only difference is the dumps folder in my 6.1.0 dump which contains
a fuses.bin and a tsec_keys.bin while the old 3.0.0 dump contains
biskeydump keys.txt
biskeys.txt
in its main folder.
To make that short? Do I have to adjust a few things or can I restore that old 3.0.0 dump as it is with hekate 5.0.1?
You're all good, the BOOT0/1 and rawnand.bin.* are the actual nand backup files that you need to restore. the key .txt files and the .bin files are extra dumps which you should keep around but aren't needed to restore.
So I upgraded to a 256 samsung evo card but I've noticed every time I use reboot to payload (set to hekate and via HOS restart) and boot hekate (even if it's auto boot) there's a long 2-3 minute hang on the boot logo before anything happens.
Right now my autoboot is set to boot fusse_secondary
Whereas if I push fusse-primary.bin, sx or like even lakka, the switch boots straight into it. I know my card isn't a lemon because it hits it's advertised speeds in CrystalDiskMark and it's space is true according to sdtester. I currently have a 1 for 1 copy of my 128 sd card on it, (except for a few files) and if I reboot to payload using my 128gb sd card it's fast and instant.
Here's my hekate bootloader setup. Anyone know what the issue is? I know there's been talk about U3 cards acting up, and I'm not sure if this is one of those things.
Right now my autoboot is set to boot fusse_secondary
Whereas if I push fusse-primary.bin, sx or like even lakka, the switch boots straight into it. I know my card isn't a lemon because it hits it's advertised speeds in CrystalDiskMark and it's space is true according to sdtester. I currently have a 1 for 1 copy of my 128 sd card on it, (except for a few files) and if I reboot to payload using my 128gb sd card it's fast and instant.
Here's my hekate bootloader setup. Anyone know what the issue is? I know there's been talk about U3 cards acting up, and I'm not sure if this is one of those things.
Code:
[config]
autoboot=1
autoboot_list=0
bootwait=1
verification=1
backlight=76
autohosoff=0
autonogc=1
{-- Custom Firmware --}
[CFW]
emummc_force_disable=1
fss0=atmosphere/fusee-secondary.bin
kip1patch=nosigchk
atmosphere=1
logopath=bootloader/bootlogo.bmp
icon=bootloader/res/icon_payload.bmp
{}
[SX OS]
payload=bootloader/payloads/sx.bin
icon=bootloader/res/icon_sx.bmp
{}
[Lakka]
payload=lakka/boot/coreboot.rom
logopath=lakka/boot/splash.bmp
icon=bootloader/res/icon_lakka.bmp
{}
{---- Miscellaneous ---}
[Stock]
emummc_force_disable=1
fss0=atmosphere/fusee-secondary.bin
stock=1
icon=bootloader/res/icon_switch.bmp
{}
Is it necessary to have Atmosphere and the hekate bootloader folder's on your sd card to be able to load Hekate's Stock mode?
I wonder since i don't need any of its features(for now) and it would feel more "clean" to go online without them on my sd card.
I wonder since i don't need any of its features(for now) and it would feel more "clean" to go online without them on my sd card.
At a minimum you need the hekate_ipl.ini for configuring the stock launch option in the first place, and for 7.x up you need whatever is involved in sept. This means that stock is not really launched in a stock way.
That's an issue with Tinfoil, not Hekate. There is probably a patched NRO somewhere that don't show that message.
So, i screwed up by trying to update my clean switch to 8.1.0 with hekate's stock mode. Ending with burn fuses.
The problem is now the switch seems to go to RCM, but it wont let me inject a payload. When i connect the usb c cable, the switch boots to Horizon.
Switch was on 2.3.0 before this.
Could the hekate_ipl be the problem? I grabbed it from the Kosmos pack. Atmosphere and hekate from github.
The problem is now the switch seems to go to RCM, but it wont let me inject a payload. When i connect the usb c cable, the switch boots to Horizon.
Switch was on 2.3.0 before this.
Could the hekate_ipl be the problem? I grabbed it from the Kosmos pack. Atmosphere and hekate from github.
Code:
[config]
autoboot=0
autoboot_list=0
bootwait=1
verification=1
backlight=100
autohosoff=0
autonogc=1
{AtlasNX/Kosmos v13.0.2}
{}
{Discord: discord.teamatlasnx.com}
{Github: git.teamatlasnx.com}
{Patreon: patreon.teamatlasnx.com}
{Pegascape DNS: pegascape.sdsetup.com}
{}
{--- Custom Firmware ---}
[CFW (SYSNAND)]
emummc_force_disable=1
fss0=atmosphere/fusee-secondary.bin
kip1patch=nosigchk
atmosphere=1
logopath=bootloader/bootlogo.bmp
icon=bootloader/res/icon_payload.bmp
{}
[CFW (EMUMMC)]
fss0=atmosphere/fusee-secondary.bin
kip1patch=nosigchk
atmosphere=1
logopath=bootloader/bootlogo.bmp
icon=bootloader/res/icon_payload.bmp
{}
{--- Stock ---}
[Stock (SYSNAND)]
emummc_force_disable=1
fss0=atmosphere/fusee-secondary.bin
stock=1
icon=bootloader/res/icon_switch.bmp
{}
Last edited by Ninn,
is booting stock mode not normal for burning fuses ? you should better had used CFW (SYSNAND)
if the switch is in RCM it does not leave it alone without payload, but if the switch is off and you put in usb cable with power it boots up without any payload to stock and burns fuses when no autorcm is installed
but iirc ChoixDoujourNX enables AutoRCM as default if not manually disabled
Last edited by FunThomas,
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