I use a Windows virtual machine to split the file then set the archive bit with NX-Shell. It works but it's slow.
How do you split NSP and XCI files on Linux?
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It's how I install them. I copy the file from my computer to my SD card. I don't have a TV so plugging a USB into the dock is not an option. I could try a network install but don't see why bother figuring it out when I already have a solution which works.
Usb cable from pc to switch then DBI then MTP Responder then drag and drop file onto microsd card install done
If you really want to use a usb drive you can just use a usb c otg adapter. They are pretty cheap
I tried it but got this error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "dbibackend.py", line 2, in <module>
import usb.core
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'usb'
To split, you can use Switch Army knife which works perfect with Wine and has a GUI if you prefer that.
But i too think dbi is simpler. First you don't need the dbibackend (but your error could be solved by installing pyusb), you only need a file explorer which supports mtp. Like nautilus with the gvfs-mtp plugin. Depending on your distribution the install steps are differently.
But i too think dbi is simpler. First you don't need the dbibackend (but your error could be solved by installing pyusb), you only need a file explorer which supports mtp. Like nautilus with the gvfs-mtp plugin. Depending on your distribution the install steps are differently.
Upgrade your SD card to exFAT. Then you won't have any file-splitting nonsense. And don't buy in to the SD card corruption scares floating around here. As long as your card is formatted to 32K or 64K cluster size, and you don't eject the card while the system is still on, you'll be fine.
Don't format to exFAT alot homebrew don't support it and it's a fact there is sd card corruption as the driver for exFAT is shit on switch the one M$ gave to Nintendo
Nah, not really. I don't buy into the fear mongering about exFAT. It's perfectly stable as long as you're not a dumbass about it, like ejecting the SD card while the system is powered on. That I would expect to corrupt the card for sure. But I've used exFAT with my hackable Switch since 2017, and haven't gotten it corrupted yet. Beats having to deal with file splitting any day.
There is no need to use exFAT since you can do everything on FAT32, and beside you don't need to eject SD card when you can use hekate SD card mount feature, DBI MTP Responder, and Atmosphere USB Mounting feature. The problem with exFAT is that if it read or write is interrupted, it aborts the operation and the data is corrupted.
For exFAT There is no journaling, so any interruption during data transfer often results in corruption and data loss. Due to how homebrew work on the switch, and if you use homebrew a lot then that is a headache for exFAT. You can do everything you can do on exFAT with FAT32 so no need with exFAT, there was the case of file corruption with Pokemon Sword and Shield for users on exFAT when the game came out, no issue for people for on FAT32.
I tried it but when installing the NSP it gave the error "Invalid NCA magic". Back to a tried and tested method for me.
It literally corrupted for me first day i started modding my Switch. It's a fact the exFAT driver is bad. Also see: https://github.com/switchbrew/libnx/issues/161#issuecomment-419854684
use any of all available methods to install software to your console, like DBI's FTP/MTP responser. Goldleaf network installation, etc.
you have your NSP/XCI file on your pc and send to your console via installation with DBI by example.
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