The tx custom boot script (I changed it a bit for ease of use/it now searches for a file called boot.bin instead of an outdated hekate version)Īny payload you want to be automatically booted (Can be either Atmosphere/Hekate/ReiNX or any other payload of your choosing)įirst of all, you will have to install Python 3. Python 3 (Version doesn’t matter but I would suggest always using the latest one which as of right now is 3.7.2)
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The Script is actually quite old by now (has been released 7 months ago) but I’ve had people ask me how to autoboot into any other CFW with my SX Dongle quite a few times so I’m gonna give everyone a simple Guide on how to create your own custom boot.dat to be used with the SX Dongle. Keep in mind though that everytime the payload you chose to use with your custom boot.dat gets updated (For example Hekate version 4.7 gets released) you will have to redo this process, but I wouldn’t call that a deal breaker since it’s a matter of seconds to create a new boot.dat.įirst of all, you need the following things: I actually haven’t seen any real coverage for that and to be fair no tutorials at all even though this helps give life to an SX Dongle which would otherwise end up in a shelf and collecting dust. So if we don’t want to use SX OS any longer it’s useless, right? Well, this is where a nifty little Python Script comes into play by Developer CTCaer. But the SX Pro Dongle (and in that aspect also the SX Gear Dongle) only allow loading the SX boot.dat, which does allow chainloading other payloads, but having to go through all those menus everytime is quite a hassle. But since then the open-source CFWs have grown up and now surpass SX OS in every corner (except for those few still waiting to be able to play. Many people I know adopted the SX Pro pretty early on when we didn’t have a lot of choices for a CFW on our Nintendo Switch.
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