As per my understanding if your switch is in a lower firmware. Its better to use the exfat memory card then proceed updating to 10.0.4, on the other hand if the unit is in 10.0.4 already there is no way to use the exfat memory card. So we are stuck using fatt32 I guess, and if we succeasfully booted sx core boot.dat then backed up our nand we can proceed now to cfw. By then can we use exfats already? Im very new to SX operating system, so I reallt have so many questions lingering in my mind. Been with atmos since the start.You can skip the fat32 requirement if you’ve put in an exfat microsd card in ofw. That would have prompted you to update to support exfat . Then sx will support it too. But you need to have downloaded the update first. Still might be possible if you boot ofw through sx menu and update. If it can read without updating then it’s been done already
https://sthetix.info/news/nintendo-switch/installing-the-sx-core-mod-kit-full-guide-uncensoredReceived my sx core yesterday .
I'm gonna try the install this weekend, wish me luck .
The last vidéo shared is really good. Best i've seen so far.
i heard corruption only occurs if you interrupt file transfer in homebrew.
fat32 is such a hassle because you need to split backups in order to work.
exfat is so much easier, put files on card, plug and play. Just follow these rules for exfat
1) always unmount or eject sd card before taking out of computer
2) Never interrupt a file transfer in homebrew like gold leaf
I’ve done it this way and never had it corrupted
Even if you dont rest he heatsink the cpu runs so cool you can leave it on in sxos menu for hours even doing a dump
Well using the menu in album also counts.As long as you dont play any games you can pretty much do everything you need without a heatsink and the chip will still not get hot - in the end its just a tablet chip anyway.
Also I had half my game library corrupted within a year using exfat on a 512gb sd without using homebrew - just using it like once a week to play a few games - maybe because the battery ran out a couple times.
Man that's SOLID work! What temp are you running the station at bro? just got a new station and i will be doing my lite when it arrives. ThanksNew Lite Install:
Man that's SOLID work! What temp are you running the station at bro? just got a new station and i will be doing my lite when it arrives. Thanks
appreciate it bro. Leaded solder?650 F
appreciate it bro. Leaded solder?
Amazing job man super cleanNew Lite Install:
650 F
343,333 Celsius, That's the aprox temperature i'm gonna set in my ts100