With every new Nintendo Switch firmware comes the promise of greater stability and enhanced user experience than one could ever imagine. That's the case with the latest update for the Switch, bringing it to OFW 16.0.2, released today. SciresM quickly wheeled out a new version of Atmosphere CFW to match it, but this update features something more interesting than just stability to match Nintendo's. Atmosphere 1.5.2 adds in a new homebrew called Haze, which lets you perform USB file transfer, giving you access to your console's SD card on your computer without ever having to remove it. You can grab the latest version on GitHub, linked here.

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[oBluEx]

How does Haze work?

I've been using FTPD to transfer smaller files, but when it came to larger ones (files that are 1 GB or larger, basically), I've been rebooting to Hekate's Nyx screen, or whatever it's called, so I could remove my microSD card - because otherwise file transfer would be painfully slow.

Would also like an answer to this that has sadly been skipped.

 

[impeeza]

Would also like an answer to this that has sadly been skipped.

you can use DBI MTP responser for larger files and as is a Homebrew works at USB 3.1 speed, NYX's UMS works for now only a USB 2 speed.

 

[TomSwitch]

Can't find a source for the offline update (16.0.2) anyone got a working link?

Wait for 16.0.3 that one will be super stable

 

[PressToStart]

I always have used the MTP server built in Tinfoil. Maybe now it isn't required to open an app for more pratical use? This is good but I would love to see an external usb support but I also know that SciresM is against that feature present in SXOS so probably IF ever happen will take a LONG time like when the Nintendo Switch get discontinued.

 

[AlexMCS]

I just use tinfoil and the python server (NUT).
Fast enough for me.

MTP is a terrible protocol for this.

 

[TheStonedModder]

I always have used the MTP server built in Tinfoil. Maybe now it isn't required to open an app for more pratical use? This is good but I would love to see an external usb support but I also know that SciresM is against that feature present in SXOS so probably IF ever happen will take a LONG time like when the Nintendo Switch get discontinued.

Did you read the post? It’s a homebrew app you still have to open and use

 

[Clisman]

My switch lite wont boot on hekate ir atmosphere afete update, i updated both before sistem update

 

[linuxares]

My switch lite wont boot on hekate ir atmosphere afete update, i updated both before sistem update

errors?

 

[Clisman]

errors?

No, but boot directly on ofw, i cant acess hekate or atmosphere, and i updated both before perform update

 

[PressToStart]

Did you read the post? It’s a homebrew app you still have to open and use

"With every new Nintendo Switch firmware comes the promise of greater stability and enhanced user experience than one could ever imagine. That's the case with the latest update for the Switch, bringing it to OFW 16.0.2, released today. SciresM quickly wheeled out a new version of Atmosphere CFW to match it, but this update features something more interesting than just stability to match Nintendo's. Atmosphere 1.5.2 adds in a new homebrew called Haze, which lets you perform USB file transfer, giving you access to your console's SD card on your computer without ever having to remove it. You can grab the latest version on GitHub, linked here."

This doesn't says ANY WHERE is an app. What this says is a "new homebrew called Haze". This means it could be implemented as a module chailoaded on start of the system and to keep running on background pretty much like what Tesla does. I did confirm later on the Github page that indeed is just a classic homebrew as app NRO like others MTP servers that the Switch already have so sadly there's nothing new about that just more of the same.

 

[Kioku]

"With every new Nintendo Switch firmware comes the promise of greater stability and enhanced user experience than one could ever imagine. That's the case with the latest update for the Switch, bringing it to OFW 16.0.2, released today. SciresM quickly wheeled out a new version of Atmosphere CFW to match it, but this update features something more interesting than just stability to match Nintendo's. Atmosphere 1.5.2 adds in a new homebrew called Haze, which lets you perform USB file transfer, giving you access to your console's SD card on your computer without ever having to remove it. You can grab the latest version on GitHub, linked here."

This doens't says ANY WHERE is an app. What this says is a "new homebrew called Haze". This means it could be implemented as a module chailoaded on start of the system and to keep running on background pretty much like what Tesla does. I did confirm later on the Github page that indeed is just a classic homebrew as app NRO like others MTP servers that the Switch already have so sadly there's nothing new about that just more of the same.

Guess I’m just too old school, but I generally read “homebrew” as mutually exclusive with “application”.. Not a module, plugin, etc..

 

[Clisman]

errors?

And i cant acess hekate or atmosphere, what Can i do?

 

[linuxares]

And i cant acess hekate or atmosphere, what Can i do?

What injector do you use?

 

[NeptuneTI]

Can i do the system update also on atmosphere 1.5.0 or 1.5.1?

 

[linuxares]

Can i do the system update also on atmosphere 1.5.0 or 1.5.1?

Always update Atmosphere first, then update.

 

[SylverReZ]

HAPPY JUNE 15th!

 

[Clisman]

What injector do you use?

none, i have a switch lite with sx lite modchip, and everything runs Just Fine on 16.0.1 update, but since i update to newer version today alongside hekate and atmosphere updates i dont have acess to none of It, It boots directly on ofw

 

[linuxares]

just make sure your payload.bin is the latest hekate and it should work. Else your chip is dead?

 

[Clisman]

just make sure your payload.bin is the latest hekate and it should work. Else your chip is dead?

just make sure your payload.bin is the latest hekate and it should work. Else your chip is dead?

it worked thank you very much

 

[chrisrlink]

What is external HDD support on any console used for? Storing games.
I mean I assume that is what people want to do.
Storing and playing pirated games off of an external HDD. It's GBATemp after all, the capital of the silent pirates.

iirc nintendo did mention they (may) add support in the ofw for that but now i doubt it due to the V1's being easily hacked