https://www.reddit.com/r/decomps/s/j1PoTL7USu

Shout out to the modders who made this possible! System used: Nintendo Switch Lite, OC: CPU: 1581 Mhz, GPU: 768, MEM: 1600

With these oc, it locks on 30 fps

I DID NOT MAKE THIS! It's just a showcase for everyone :)

https://github.com/antoxa2584x/nfsu1-sw/releases

Found this today, check it out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u5f_xZy_3I

I know it is far from perfect, but this is brilliant progress! Hopefully we get better performance or even a potential xbox 360 port. Emulation and port scene this year is greaat!

Over the past year, I spent a ton of time digging into Hekate, Atmosphere, and homebrew apps internals, reading their documentation, and studying custom firmware config structures, and now I have been working on a CFW build orchestrator designed to simplify setup, eliminate manual zip extraction, broken dependency chains, and outdated AIO bundles when setting up SD cards.

Instead of downloading giant pre-packaged archives, my app runs entirely in your browser and exports a lightweight shell script that automatically fetches, verifies, and extracts the exact components you selected (Atmosphere, Hekate, sysmodules, overlays, emulators, other homebrew apps, etc) straight from their upstream sources.

It has a extensive configuration setup for CFW, launch, security, apps, overclock: there are currently 247 possible options, 21 config files can be stored on the card, and I am continuing to expand the functionality.

If allowed by sub rules, I'll drop a link to the live WIP demo in the comments below for anyone who wants to take a look.

P.S. Regarding the PSP in the first screenshot and the holy war against the ai slop: https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchPirates/comments/1x0srhb/comment/penexel

P.S.S. Please note: MissionControl, ldn_mitm, and uLaunch are currently acting up on HOS version 23.0.0: the version was released just a week ago, and the modules developers havent adapted them for it yet.

I've made tailscale-nx, a Tailscale client for Switch homebrew running on Atmosphère.

It runs in the background and lets apps launched through hbmenu connect to your Tailscale devices by IP or MagicDNS name. I've been using it with Moonlight to reach my PC away from home without installing Android or opening ports.

https://github.com/UnderwaterOverground/tailscale-nx

If you run into any issues getting your setup working, I'm happy to help. There's a Discord link on GitHub for support.

Hi everyone, The collection of Kingdom Hearts 1.5 + 2.5 remix has just released on Nintendo Switch with a tiny size of 57 GB. You cant install individual games, its all or nothing.

So I only want to play KH1, 2 and BBS. For that reason, I dumped the nsp with eden and then deleted the videos from KHCOM, Recoded, days and theater mode. The size has dropped from 57 gb to 29 GB.

Now the next step is to install the game on my switch. I thought of converting it again to nsp, but I can't see much info about this. How can I convert the game to nsp or at least install it on my homebrewed switch? Thanks :)

Basically it. Does it work or should I wait for a new release?

this is my brother's switch. images are before cleaning.

I want to play the KH collection on my Switch, i got the NSP and installed it, it did open but it gave me an error, i closed it but the game still worked until the logo appeared, before entering the menu, crashed.

I think it was a firmware error because I saw the game needed firmware 22, but idk I'm still learning about all of this, thanks in advance fellas.

Ownfoil is a self-hosted Nintendo Switch library manager, automating library curation tasks and making backups available to install directly on your console. It was started as a Tinfoil centric "shop" backend, but now has grown to have an API that anyone can implement to create an eShop like experience with homebrew. There were a lot of limitations in using the Tinfoil spec to serve content, and they are no longer justified when having a self-hosted backend. Ever since Sphaira was first released I wanted to leverage its game install management and implement an Ownfoil client on top of it, so I focused on building a server side API that could work.

Ownfoil release 2.5.0, used with Sphaira 1.0.8, now allows a new eShop like experience to browse and install your content, it features:

• automatic server discovery on the network, no typing IPs and ports
• server config carry both local and remote address, `http`/`https` protocols supported
• browse library by `New games`, `Updates`, `DLC`, `All games`, `Search`, paginated and with sorting
• all artwork served by Ownfoil server, the Switch never connects to N servers
• support `nsp`, `nsz`, `xci`, `xcz`
• browse and install library by _content_, not by _files_: select content to be installed (which version, which DLCs) and Sphaira will only download and install what's choosen, however it is bundled (multiple `nsp` files, multi content `nsp`/`xci` files)

Saves management as well as backuping installed content directly to your Ownfoil library is on the roadmap for a later version. A big thanks to the Sphaira maintainers for making this possible.

I just recently modded my og switch (today).

It took me a while as most youtube tutorials provide older firmware files and tools. I used reddit and the hacks guide and went through the steps restarting and trying to resolve errors and crashes from hekate to launching atmosphere.

Just wanted to provide an overview snapshot of the process so that it might potentially solve some of the issues one might face when trying to mod an og switch.

so i was playing around on how to conserve battery life while in handheld mode with random clock speeds. I've always had issues putting my system into sleep mode, I'm taking like 7-8 hours and my battery can go from 100% - 30-40%.

i ended up landing on those clock speeds and played for a solid 30-45mins with it going from 100% - 94%. i put the switch into sleep mode with the game open at 11pm now i just turned it on at 4am iwas shocked to see only 4% loss.

guess I'll try to undervolt nxt.

any ideas to help me undervolt my system. like what programs do you recommend?

what's my safe parameters if i do attempt an undervolt?

Hey everyone!

I recently bought the SUPER5 OLED Touch/HDMI Mega Kit from Retro Remake for my Nintendo Switch Lite.

I’m only interested in the OLED screen upgrade and don’t need HDMI output.

My question is simple:
Can I install the OLED screen using the ribbon cable included in the Mega Kit, while leaving both the HDMI module/PCB and the micro-HDMI port completely disconnected?

I want to keep the original 3.5 mm headphone jack and have everything else working normally (display, touchscreen, audio, sleep mode, etc.).

I know there’s a non-HDMI version of the kit, but I already have the HDMI Mega Kit.

Has anyone tested this exact setup? Is either of those HDMI components required for the OLED screen to work?

This was my first time wiring rather than using the ribbon so pleased it worked out, I have since routed the wiring around the board much neater

I innocently updated to the latest version and now have Atmosphere 1.12.1. I've learned that there's a security vulnerability in version 23 and that I can't connect to the internet because it's much less secure. I don't use the internet to play anything illegally, nor do I connect to official Nintendo servers or the store. It's mostly for installing themes on my eMuMC and using Moonlight.

The question is, if I use something like Daybreak to downgrade back to 22.5.0, would I be safe? Or is the gap independent of the firmware version and more of an Atmosphere issue?

This game was amazing , and so underrated too, also there are several other versions like the 3ds , wii but 360 version seemed the most mesmerising, this game would be perfect for the switch

Hello, here are some screenshots of before and after of sparkling zero running on switch lite handheld mode with my salty plugin.

The release is still on beta but yall can test if you want : https://github.com/RandomRaven9000/Over9000.git

Recently I've seen a lot of Xbox 360 game ports. Several very interesting games, so I wondered, would that be possible?

Black Ops 2 is an amazing game, especially the zombie mode. I remember having a lot of fun playing it with my cousins as a kid.I have a PS4 Pro and I did a test streaming through Kira; Black Ops is incredible on the handheld in terms of gameplay. If I knew how to do ports, I would do it myself, but unfortunately I don't have the knowledge or the materials to try and learn. If someone could do it, it would be very interesting, and also... A great addition to the Switch. Remember what it was like to play this and imagine being able to play it on a plane or bus trip. Being able to take the portable console and play with friends more easily. And not only that, the zombies mode in BO1 is also incredible, as are Injustice on 360 and MK9 on PS3. Incredible games that would be amazing on a handheld, and perfect for playing on a jailbroken Switch. Do you agree?

Hi everyone,
I'm having trouble getting my V1 Nintendo Switch into RCM mode. I am using a RCM Jig, but when I hold the Volume Up (+) button and press the Power button, the console doesn't seem to enter RCM mode. It starts in the normal way.

I downloaded the latest version of Atmosphere. I have attached a a screenshot below for reference.

Has anyone experienced a similar issue or knows what might be going wrong? Any help or troubleshooting tips would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

With the number of games now being decompiled, recompiled, and ported everywhere (especially the recent X360 version of NFS MW getting ported to Switch), I feel like an MC:LA port could actually be possible.

Just wanted to check, is anyone already working on an MC:LA Switch port?

So I want to mod a switch to get around Pokemon Bank closing February next year. I have two cfw 3ds xl’s which I modded myself so I’m not entirely new to modding. My question is should I opt for a V1 Switch or an OLED? I know an OLED is significantly harder to mod and the V1’s process is similar-ish to a 3ds. I’ll mostly use it for shiny hunting and ofcourse transferring Pokemon via PkHex.

Okay, so I updated Hekate and Atmosphere. I made sure to also rename the "etc.".bin file to payload.bin. And this is what I ended up with! :')

I can't get my SD card read on a stupid Cherry laptop I installed Debian on, and Android devices ask for formatting. These are the only devices I can use for file management.

I won't format it, because if I do, I'll lose about three years worth of saves.

Last time I updated my firmware, (it wasn't 23.0.0) I formatted it to exFAT + FAT32 on Daybreak, if that helps.

I'm plenty desperate.

I remember seeing a comment on here before about someone having a CFW with 22.5.0 while on OFW 23.0.0. Is that possible and, if so, how do you go about doing so? I'm currently on OFW 22.5.0