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DZ is the real name of homebrew application you are using. This is the actual Tinfoil homebrew app which I'm highly doubtful you are using as if you were, you probably wouldn't be having any issues in the first place.What's DZ? Sorry, I'm new. I used AOS (all in one installer from the hb menu)
DZ doesn't have an official GitHub page. Its closed source which is explained in this thread. The true Tinfoil is the one I linked above. Unless you're implying you're already using that one?I'm using the Tinfoil from the official tinfoil github.
it doesnt matter whether i launch normally or with title override.
Yeah getting error code 2002-0001 from maintenance mode also.Have you tried factory resetting console from Maintenance Mode? If not, you can enter Maintenance Mode by holding the volume + and - buttons when turning the console on.
Hmm, since you don't intend to go online after using this console, it might be worth giving Haku33 a shot. Its a homebrew application meant to mimic a factory reset but more thorough.Yeah getting error code 2002-0001 from maintenance mode also.
So I'm gonna pay someone to install hwfly on oled and he won't do any software setup on it install atmosphere, emunand. I'm assuming he's just gonna check if it boots into hekate and obviously stock.
It shouldn't get banned right if nothing is installed?
dude, you are not a moderator. Stop mini modding.OFW is a mode like CFW. It isn't something you modify or "update". You update sysMMC and emuMMC.
Why are you trying to factory reset your Switch?
If you think you have an idea to hack the console, then do it yourself. There are way too many threads about people who don't know hacking suggesting exploits that lead to absolutely nowhere. You are certainly not the first and unfortunately won't be the last. Also, I told you to quit making new threads and use the Switch Noobs Paradise as you are clearly a noob.
What's the best place to ask for save files? I saw the switch save file download board but it didn't look like anybody was requesting them, just posting them.
The irony when someone else says to stop mini modding is actually mini modding himself. And nothing I did wasn't even against the rules.dude, you are not a moderator. Stop mini modding.
You can try following this guide, Ignore the fact that it says SX OS. emuMMC works the same way no matter what CFW it is.Hello, i had multiple problems with my emummc and sysmmc and cant boot into emummc anymore. I would really want to boot into emummc once to sace my zelda botw game saves. I dont think this will be possible because if many many problems and i already tried to fix it but i gave up and now want to completely start over with the switch hack. Is there ANY way of saving the game saves from my emummc so i can use them after completely start from the beginning of the switch mod?
Hi there, taking the plunge to mod my v1 switch so hi to this community
I do have a question to obtain the best 'clean experience' so I hope I do get my message across:
Q: Question about mixed content (legit and homebrew) when modding a Switch in use for several years:
Goal is to have emunand next to sysnand but what is the best practices before of after 'separating' these when the sysnand is already in use with several saves / installed games.
Is better to factory defaults a switch and then (soft) mod? So in this way there is no mess between 'legit' and 'homebrew' installations?
I do get the feeling that making a copy of my system (in use with several games installed) is not the most beautiful way in some sort OCD way. Also the separation between sys and emunand will grow when this dual system will be used?
I mean, for modding is is best practises to factory defaults the switch and then copy this to emunand so to have the sysnand (and installed 'homebrews') seperated?
Just wandering to reformat a Switch and then do the above, any thoughts?
I always recommend this guide as not only is it the first tutorial released for hacking the Switch but it also has been regularly updated as the scene progressed.So guys, it's been just under a year now since I've finally brought back the courage to reattempt to jailbreak my Switch again. Before that, I spent nearly an entire week straight doing all the research I possibly could, asking questions, here and trying to figure out how to get everything all up and running to enable me to play cracked games. In the end, I got it all working, but I couldn't help myself and began tinkering with a saved doom game, and corrupted the whole SD in a matter of days of having everything working. That entire weeks work was for absolutely nothing and I was completely and utterly distraught. Since then, my Switch has literally sat in the corner of my room like the expensive paperweight it is.
It's only now that I feel like mustering up and courage and getting back on the wagon and trying to get everything back up and running again. This time though, the plan is to simply get it back working again to allow me to play games and leaving all the fancy overlays and everything else. It was all of that unnecessary crap that got me in trouble from the get on.
Out of curiosity, is there any simply guides out there worth following like last time to help me get started? If so, please can someone point me in the right direction so I can make an attempt at getting everything back up and running?
Thanks again for all the loyal support. This community trealy is one of the greatest and binkinator deserves a MASSIVE SHOUTOUT for his contribution throughout this entire thing!
and almost same price as the real ones grrrrespecially from aliexpress and other websites.