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Hacking Suggestion Idea for later firmwares.
Assuming there isn't already one, this could be a thread to discuss other ideas involving later firmwares.- Malebocks
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- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Suggestion Idea for later firmwares.
I will, thanks!- Malebocks
- Post #14
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Suggestion Idea for later firmwares.
Ah. Well, I tried.- Malebocks
- Post #12
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Suggestion Idea for later firmwares.
If the updates are delivered as seperate sysmodules, and they add JUST changes, this could work. Now if the updates include backup sysmodules that overwrite the ones on the system to prevent something like this from occurring, then, no, this wouldn't work.- Malebocks
- Post #10
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Suggestion Idea for later firmwares.
Those are the hardmods, right? I am suggesting modifying the FIRMWARE, to allow homebrew (like a CFW), to persist through updates, so rather than finding an exploit in later firmwares, we just update and continue using homebrew. EDIT: Derp. I just realized you were comparing this to how the...- Malebocks
- Post #8
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Suggestion Idea for later firmwares.
Dang, that was fast. Actually realized that updates may be a package, and not each sysmodule seperately, so it overwrites the entire partition with the update, not replace each file seperately. EDIT: I may be wrong, though. If it replaces sysmodules seperately, then this should (theoretically)...- Malebocks
- Post #4
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Suggestion Idea for later firmwares.
So, I was thinking that we could find a sysmodule(preferably one that loads at boot) that hasn't been updated at all since 3.0.0, and then create a homebrew application that modifies said module to allow homebrew to load on later firmwares. Once the module is modified, update the Switch to the...- Malebocks
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