Atmosphere-NX / Atmosphere

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Odd behaviour with new atmosphere version and stock ofw 17.0.0 #2223

Closed victoitor closed 10 months ago

victoitor commented 11 months ago

Bug Report

What's the issue you encountered?

I am running Stock SysNAND which bricked on the update to 17.0.0 and Atmosphere CFW on emuMMC on firmware 16.0.3 through Hekate 6.0.7.

How can the issue be reproduced?

(1) Copy Atmosphere 1.6.2 into SD Card. (2) In Hakate do: emuMMC > Change emuMMC > Disable (3) Go back to Home menu on Hekate and do: Launch > Atmosphere CFW

At this point booting crashes and I get the following message: "A fatal error occurred when running Fusée. Unable to identify package1!

Press POWER to reboot." (4) Press POWER

Atmosphere boots properly. (5) Hold down POWER button and click on 'Power Options > Turn Off' and go back to Hekate. (6) In Hakate do: Launch > Stock SysNAND

Switch boots into SysNAND and it works properly. Here I can reboot through Hekate on SysNAND and everything works fine. So I reboot back into Hekate.

(7) In Hakate do: emuMMC > Change emuMMC > SD RAW 1 (8) Go back to main menu on Hekate and do: Launch > Atmosphere CFW

I get a Hekate loading screen and a brief appearance of the Atmosphere and then a black screen in which I need to hold down the power button to turn the system off.

(9) In Hekate do: Tools > USB Tools > SD Card (10) Copy atmosphere 1.5.5 into SD Card and unmount. (11) Go back to Home menu on Hekate and do: Launch > Atmosphere CFW

This time Atmosphere boots fine into emuMMC with firmware 16.0.3.

(12) Turn system off and go back into Hekate. (13) In Hakate do: Launch > Stock SysNAND

I see the Hekate loading screen and then the screen goes black again. The only way to fix Stock SysNAND is to go back to step (1) and do everything again.

Crash Report

System Firmware Version

17.0.0 on SysNAND 16.0.3 on EmuNAND

Environment?

Additional context?

SciresM commented 11 months ago

"A fatal error occurred when running Fusée. Unable to identify package1" means you're using outdated fusee. Besides that, piracy is not supported.

victoitor commented 11 months ago

How can I remove anything related to piracy from this system so I can get support?

pseiler commented 11 months ago

Delete sigpatches.

victoitor commented 10 months ago

So I deleted sigpatches, updated fusee and everything is now working fine. Thanks!