Closed BigBu11 closed 1 month ago
rebootless or classic 18.1.0?
Sorry to inform you: that firmware has been out since July 2 and nobody had problem with it, I have upgraded 56 consoles using that file.
please re-download and check the file, the checksums are:
18.1.0 SHA256: 5a033164f0b908dc7db8202d5403a380ab38d33c38a2f6e276d67b4e60533305
18.1.0 re-bootless SHA256: a7ae2e2ab35ae1f839d8760cc542f50b0a5336df6c085e86fae564fc84abb80c
having the same issue here, i am trying to upgrade from 16.0.0 -> 18.1.0. I have verified your SHA256 codes, and everything looks good. I am using the non-rebootless update. Daybreak just gives me the same error upon selecting the directory containing my update files.
Test on my Switch Lite which was still on fw 15.X to 18.1.0 rebootless update I don't really understand why you have these errors. A par invites you to make an fix archiv bit dans Hekate : Tools ➜ Arch bit - RCM Touch - Pkg1/2 (bottom right) ➜ Fix Archive Bit
I have already tried to fix my archived bit, but every time it runs, it says there are no problems. I am on the macOS dev beta, which is likely the problem.
If the console is connected to the Internet with anti-ban protection you can use our homebrew, which allows firmware updates via this repo without a PC. https://github.com/PoloNX/AtmoPackUpdater/releases/download/2.0.1/AtmoPackUpdater.nro
I found the issue, I am assuming macOS 15.0 beta changed how their dot files are created/stored, and Hekate has not updated support to clean these files.
I ran the dot_clean /Volumes/SD command in the terminal to clean the dot files, and now Daybreak is recognizing my firmware. Thanks for the help.
Nice As I'm on MacOS now, this will be very useful.
So the problem is a bad OS messing up with your files!
Hekate should not need to clean your files because good OSes shouldn't mess your files.
Please close this issue.
Daybreak display error information is Directory /Firmware 18.1.0 Failed to get update information. Result: 0x00234a02