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Resolved "NO SD" issues on Mariko (for some Samsung/Kingston cards)
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Power off by holding power for 3 seconds while on "NO SD" screen
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Boot to OFW by holding down VOL + (works with/without SD card)
- Usage: Hold down VOL +, then press POWER. Release VOL + when modchip LED turns off or the logo shows up.
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Glitching behaviour from HWFLY-NX merged in
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Resolved staircasing text issue when debugging over serial
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Support for HWFLY-Toolbox
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Atmosphere-NX Updater
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package3andstratosphere.romfsin the root directory (preferably via FTP) to update at boot time, since only these 2 files cannot be replaced in HorizonOS. - Say farewell to the annoying procedure of entering UMS Mode, plugging into PC, replacing files, disconnecting and reboot.
- Place
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Add fail-safe/secondary payload support:
bootloader/update.binfrom Hekate -
OLED-friendly "GUI": monochrome, black background color that only shows on OLED console
- If you have flashed HWFLY-NX, you could update the firmware and built-in payload(sdloader) by using HWFLY-toolbox
- Once flashed toolbox mode can be accessed by holding both volume buttons on power up and used the same as with HWFLY-NX
A fully opensource SX Core / Lite compatible firmware that lets you play a Space Invaders inspired mini-game and load any payload you like.
No, it doesn't. You can't even boot into Horizon OS using Spacecraft-NX by itself.
No, it can't. This firmware doesn't have their DRM.
To do that you need a firmware like Atmosphère and a bootloader like hekate or fusée.
If the payload is updated to support patched erista or/and mariko chips: yes
If the payload is only RCM compatible: you need to ask the developer for update.
For now you can't flash Spacecraft-NX without pluging in your modchip into your pc for the first time.
- Plug in your USB dongle into the modchip.
- Plug in your micro-usb cable into the dongle.
- Plug in the other end of the cable to your Windows PC. (Linux support is work in progress. Feel free to send in a PR for OS X)
- Download the latest release.
- Unpack the archive
- Double click the flash.bat DO NOT UNPLUG THE USB CABLE IN THE MIDDLE OF FLASHING OR YOU BRICK THE CHIP
- Wait till it says
!!!DONE!!! - Copy the payload into the root of the sdcard and rename it to
payload.bin - On the first boot up your chip will enter into a training session, blinking yellow. This may take up to 30 minutes. (Recommended to plug in a charger)
- After the initial training the chip will blink magenta and turn green upon successful boot up.
Don't worry. Windows still installing the drivers.
Calm down and try again.