Recent content by eliboa
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Hardware Dead eMMC restore options
CTCaer explained it: the emuMMC "driver" doesn't fully emulate all MMC operations. It can't work if the original driver isn't already loaded- eliboa
- Post #6
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Sx os 11.0.1 work round
From what I understand, this will downgrade your package2 (kernel + firm sysmodules) to fw 11.0 but will leave all titles on "SYSTEM" partition unchanged (i.e 11.0.1). HOS gets the firmware version from SystemVersion title (0100000000000809). This title remains unchanged, which is why it'll...- eliboa
- Post #4
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hack SXOS
Maybe you're right, idk, only time will tell.- eliboa
- Post #773
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hack SXOS
TegraExplorer is basically dumping all ncas from Contents/Registered in SYSTEM FS. I've just checked on one of my switch on 12.0 and the total size is 316MB. Were there pre-existing files in your "tegraexplorer" folder before you dumped the new firmware ? You shoud only see these files in your...- eliboa
- Post #766
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hack SXOS
No it's not. Reacher17's spoof has nothing to do with those BCPKG2 binaries (or "frankenbuild", as @Inaki calls them). Lots of IPC changes in sysmodules, according to SciresM. Downgrading package2 alone will not work this time, i'm afraid. Imho downgrading package2 is pointless anyway, it's not...- eliboa
- Post #762
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hack SXOS
What are you trying to achieve ? To downgrade package2 ? Like in those binaries from shipengliang.com ? What's the point of downgrading the kernel or/and firm sysmodules ?- eliboa
- Post #754
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hack SXOS
The spoof has nothing to do with official firmware. It'll always work on SX OS 3.1, no matter wich firmware is installed. SX OS 3.1 has no support for firmwares above 11.0.0, but that's another matter. If TX releases a new version of SX OS (very unlikely), they will try to prevent the spoof...- eliboa
- Post #750
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Switch NAND layout ...
There's always a boot sector in reserved sectors, that's how FAT works. You should try NxNandManager to re-format USER, it'll recreate boot & info sectors with original values (as much as possible). About your BitLocker tag problem, maybe there's a value somewhere in info sector that describes...- eliboa
- Post #4
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Switch NAND layout ...
From boot sector (SYSTEM & USER) : 512 bytes per sector 32 reserved sectors 32 sectors per cluster (cluster size: 16 KB) Number of FAT : 2- eliboa
- Post #2
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Homebrew RELEASE NX Nand Manager
I've just released: Release NxNandManager_v4.1.1 · eliboa/NxNandManager (github.com)- eliboa
- Post #44
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Homebrew RELEASE NX Nand Manager
Yes, as long as you can still inject a payload (such as Hekate) to mount your sysnand on your computer- eliboa
- Post #37
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Homebrew RELEASE NX Nand Manager
It should work yes, you'll have to restore BOOT0/1 too You should first make a backup of your sysnand , it might be possible to unbrick it.- eliboa
- Post #33
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
