Recently Bought A New Switch (neon red and blue joycons) and im tryna figure out if i have a mariko build or gen 1 since i cant get homebrew running or even payloads. I didnt have any issues with my OG switch but this new one is kicking my ass
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Mariko hasn't surfaced yet.
If your payload isn't working but it is sending, then you have an ipatched unit.
TX has something in the works for that tho.
If your payload isn't working but it is sending, then you have an ipatched unit.
TX has something in the works for that tho.
There is no way to know. If you can’t send a payload while in RCM then that is an indication that the switch is not patchable. A lot people including myself bought two switch in the last month and I went on based on the serial numbers listed as not patchable.
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Serial numbers are a great there should be a list made to at least help guide ppl in the right direction. Guess ill buy a TX thing, im not too familiar with buying legit hacking devices im used to doing it myself. Where can i find an official one?
The SXOS isnt yet working on the patched units, they have teased that they are working on a solution but no hard evidence as of yet. Whats the serial of the Switch?
When you send the payload the status will return 0x7000 if it's gen1 or 0x0000 if it's patched the bootrom.
please note that you will still be able to get the switch into RCM normally and deliver the payload it is just the expected result that different.
the first switch I got from Best Buy a few days ago was patched so it's apparent that are retail distribution chain is now receiving these units.
I was able to go back and have him dig through their stock to get a vulnerable serial number but from the looks of it most of them were newer patched units. Mostly xaw1008 or xaj700021*
please note that you will still be able to get the switch into RCM normally and deliver the payload it is just the expected result that different.
the first switch I got from Best Buy a few days ago was patched so it's apparent that are retail distribution chain is now receiving these units.
I was able to go back and have him dig through their stock to get a vulnerable serial number but from the looks of it most of them were newer patched units. Mostly xaw1008 or xaj700021*
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This is not universally true. I purchased a patched switch from best buy a few days ago and it still said hac001 on the external shell. But it is likely that if it does say hac002 it probably is patched.
How sure are you its patched ? Whats the first six in the serial it could be the boot patched one and not the mariko .
When attempting to deliver payload the smash will return a status of 0x0000 instead of 0x7000 if it is patched.
That is how you know.
The serial was xaw1008* and had hac001 on the back.
But thats not Mariko thats just the ipatched which is eventually gonna have the same issuse its still model 001 Mariko has a different chip all together and wont have rcm capabilities.
I thought you could tell by serial numbers? Although that may not be 100% correct (especially if it's a refurbished system), however I do recall seeing something on this site about going by the serial number.
You can xaw 1007 and below are good not ipatched tegra never buy refurbished and that splat pack on amazon is my go too cause its old stock .
Where did I claim its a Mariko? I of course, did not. I couldn't make such a claim because i don't even have the slightest clue what is even different between current gen and next gen (mariko) switches.
The only thing I said was that it was patched.
Yes, and that statement still holds true. Just because you have a hac001 switch does not mean its vulnerable. There are plenty of patched hac001 switches in the distribution chain.
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