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And for those who stayed on the 4.1.0 fuseset (or certain versions below that) there are warmboot exploits available. So those who are able to "normally" boot t
by rekoil 6y ago
And for those who stayed on the 4.1.0 fuseset (or certain versions below that) there are warmboot exploits available. So those who are able to "normally" boot those firmwares do not need to use AutoRCM (or an RCM-"jig") to access RCM anymore.
- hd4 6y agoWhile this is true, I was essentially saying that you don't have to remain on an older firmware as long as you're careful about how you move around between versions. I'm on 10.0 but I could go back to 3.1.0 anytime, and then move somewhere in between those versions if we got a coldboot exploit for example (which according to notable members of the Switch homebrew community is not likely).
- rekoil 6y agoYeah, sure, you can ignore the fuses, but only if you assist the boot process using a jig and an injected payload. The stock Horizon kernel from FW 10.3 won't boot if your fuseset is for 3.1.0, unless you inject a chainloader which fakes the fuseset or removes the check. Edit: I see what you were referring to, I was unspecific in my comment, updated it!