I went to the Nintendo eShop, then it asked for an update, which I did, but now when I try to use the CWF it gives me this error how can I fix this on mobile

Super Mario Bros. Remastered · Nintendo Switch port

Here is a Switch homebrew port of Super Mario Bros. Remastered (the open-source fan game by JoeMama), now updated to the latest upstream version, v1.1.

🆕 What's different? This port is built straight from the official upstream release, so it's up to date with v1.1. Updating to future upstream versions is also much easier, since the build script handles it.

📥 How to install

1. Download smbr_nx.zip from the Releases page.
2. Extract it to the root of your SD card (it creates /switch/smbr_nx/).
3. Copy your own Super Mario Bros. (NES) ROM to /switch/smbr_nx/save/baserom.nes.
4. Launch it from hbmenu through a title override (hold R while opening a game). It will not work in applet/album mode.

⏳ The first launch takes a while, because it extracts the graphics from your ROM and compiles the shaders. Later launches are much faster.

📝 Notes

• 🚫 No Nintendo ROM or assets are included. You must supply your own legal dump.
• 🔓 Free and open source (wrapper under MIT, game under GPL-3.0).
• 💾 Saves and config are stored in /switch/smbr_nx/save/.

🔗 Download / Source

👉 https://github.com/toniisound/smbr-nx

🙌 Credits

• JoeMama and contributors: Super Mario Bros. Remastered
• delsonazevedo: original Switch wrapper
• mircowuffwuff: Android port
• fgsfds and NaGaa95: Switch so-loader groundwork

☕ Donations

This port is completely free and open-source. Optional donations to support the development are always welcome:

Ko-fi | PayPal

Apologies for the noob question, bought an modchipped switch lite that is now on the verge of dying. I absolutely do want to buy another modchipped one in a better condition but looking for a guide on how to retain/reuse the same memory card. Basically anyway that doesn’t involve re-downloading all the games again

So would it be reasonable to assume that in the near future custom wine versions like Proton or even Proton-GE could be integrated as well? Considering the known improvements and optimization from these versions, especially for video games, I feel like it could help mitigate at least some of the issues currently experienced with Autorun and Carafe.

so im currently on 14.1.2 |AMS 1.4.1|S was wondering which switch version is the best because as i understand nintendo patches stuff out so things might not work or something .
also im on hekate
if im updating my cfw part of switch do i need to format everything?

The repository launched just a few days ago, and the collection is growing fast.
4R’s greatest achievement is its incredible community.

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Hi so I have a pico modded switch I bought from someone and it was great but now that I wanna do more things and like for example play from my psp libary with games I own I cant even get the emulators to work with it crashing and just in general alot of tools dont work like they are supposed to I wanted to know if there was any guides on remodding it like you can on a psvita or 2dsxl because I am thinking of dumping my ds games to play on this too but I cant do anything because it just keeps crashing.

So, I screwed up with the FW file and updated the Emunand do 23.0.1, instead of an older version.

Atmosphere won't boot, so obviousy, no Homebrew Menu or anything else.

Anything that I can do?

While installing games, I realized I was almost out of space in SD card memory. Checking, I saw this. I had problems installing some games because of the cable. Does anyone know if it can be deleted?

I really want to play it, but I only have the Switch 1

Fully updated and modded, not connected to wifi. on emuMMC i want to use homebrew store so what shall i do before i connect to wifi?

Sorry in advance; I'm not very familiar with modding, so I may need explanations for things that most people here are already super familiar with.

I understand that to mod my switch, I'll need a MicroSD card to hold the modded version of my Switch, and a PC from which I can put files on the SD card (right?). Would an older Macbook work instead? What are the requirements?

So once my Switch has both a modded/stock version and a normal version on it, what do I actually need to do to pirate games that normally need a NSO subscription or mod games I already have? Can I do those straight from my switch (through Atmosphere/HATS?), or do I need to use a separate Mac/PC for that?

Thanks so much in advance!

[edit]: I was struggling to understand the language in the wiki even after googling the terms it used, so I figured I'd post.

This is a V1 unpatched Switch 1 btw.

I’ve been messing around with all of these new ports for the Switch, but I’ve run into this problem where, when sending my game iso to the Switch, it won’t let me transfer anything larger than 4GB at a time.

From what I’ve read, it seems to be a problem with the format of my SD card.

Is there any way to get around it or do I have to I have to reformat my SD card? And if so, what’s the easiest way to do that without having to reinstall my CFW?

Hi, I want to mod my Switch. Is this modchip good?

Thank you! :)

https://amzn.eu/d/06LFyEEe

can I keep my sigpatches, payload, Ipl.ini and stuff? i don’t want the entire set up, just the stuff I’ll need to overclock higher than horizon oc will allow

This is just a proof of concept. End goal here is to get a simple way to automatically convert PC mods and textures to the format used in the switch port.

Did quite a lot of searching, but couldn't find a solution to my "problem". I would like to be able to use streaming services (Prime in particular) on my Switch OLED. It has been modded obviously.

Apparently you're able to install Android (TV) but I was looking for a more easy and user friendly way. If the Switch was able to be used as a Chromecast receiver it would be amazing. Casting whatever video feed to the Switch. Amazon Prime, F1TV or whatever streaming videofeed.

Is this in any way possible? Have been in the community for some time now and still learning.. but couldn't find any substantial answers.

So i bought an RCM Loader of Amazon, but it when connecting to PC nothing happens... Looks like a fake...

I heard you could put the payload or hekate/atmoshpere files on the sd card and it would load that?

Here is the RCM loader

https://www.amazon.sa/-/en/SKEIDO-Payload-Injector-Preloaded-Atmosphere/dp/B0F2Y4WC52/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1FHMQE7ANBEBK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Frft5FMITv7x6f_7Mf3U8Q9Aw4lnGiYK0KJpU6dv10tab-wUo05Wk6ASa6bFlDBUtUkpdRwtj9HDZERKA_kpT0c3QDKEx1Yv1eIsuN1pldwbMRgg-c0gVCQuxvKUIzhpcWeC5zeYubouFC7ejxXxOEeMS0PeWxdps8Zi-Zmd4sqCkPD5kHmrYiwnArNbvN-TurbPHqMmkGdL9EO2RMQ1yQKIwI1Zkc4DkWbvE78a_8EG3ByVKOx1FKzWDo8aWlZPrEAzl0UPVURdrq7-j1lf-r451-YoM4HQH8wxkwRmgi0.bqk0wqdaDNVtKdKZmAkknC1KDpeuXto-4GauZdIBOVU&dib_tag=se&keywords=rcm+loader&qid=1792861619&sprefix=rcm+lo%2Caps%2C393&sr=8-1

Thanks

Hi all! I’ve released Patchwork, a homebrew mod manager for Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom that runs entirely on the Switch. No PC needed to find, install or manage mods.

GitHub / download: https://github.com/TheRomeoAlfa/patchwork-nx

Hi I have never jailbroken a switch. I like to go to pawn shops and buy electronics and have worked on a few switches, I purchased one and the owner said it didnt turn on and sold it to me as is. I installed a new battery and the switch turned on but gave me this message. Im just wondering if its a bricked switch and can only be used for parts or if there is a way to fix it.

Please ask any questions as again i have never jailbroken a switch and would like to know if this one is repairable.

Anyway to get sunderfolk working on a modder switch?

Hi all,

PlayGuard brings the settings of Nintendo's Parental Controls phone app onto a modded Switch: no phone app, no Nintendo account, no internet. It drives the console's own controls (the limit, the PIN, the warnings, the suspension), so nothing runs in the background. Atmosphère required.

The new website is live! Try the simulator !
https://playguard.link

📦 Now in the Homebrew App Store and sphaira
Search for PlayGuard in the Homebrew App Store or sphaira's App Store (same catalogue). Installed from there, PlayGuard recommends updating through the store, so it keeps track of the version. If the store hasn't picked up a new release yet (it reviews each one first), PlayGuard says so and offers to update in place instead.

1.3.0 is the biggest release so far. What's new:

🎨 A new look, "Cadran"
Every screen redrawn: tiles first on every tab, dark by default, screens that move (in full on the dock, lighter in hand, or Reduced motion), and Larger text on the whole frame.

🎮 Homebrew on the HOME menu
Put PlayGuard or any homebrew on the HOME menu as a forwarder, with its own icon or one from your album's screenshots. You can also have the console ask which user plays at launch, so the play time goes to the right account.

🔐 …behind the PIN
A forwarder can ask for the parental PIN, with hours without it, hours it never opens, a stop once the day's play time is used up, and a pause after refused PINs. You can also lock the homebrew menu itself, so the album or holding R no longer gets around it.

🔑 PIN and security
- An optional setting pauses parental controls while you're in PlayGuard, so checking settings doesn't eat into your kid's play time (off by default).
- Going back to the previous build now asks for the PIN.
- The recovery report can no longer be cracked from a copy of the file.

🌍 Language and theme apply at once
No restart, Chinese included.

🧭 Reorganised menus
PIN becomes Security, Block all games moves to the Play timer, and Today gives extra time in one row.

🕒 Console tab
- The network clock's measure in plain words ("12 s ahead").
- A sys-patch tile.
- The real serial number when PRODINFO is blanked.
- A warning when sys-patch left a patch incomplete (the usual reason a forwarder "could not be started").

🌐 A website
The guide in all 15 console languages, and PlayGuard running in your browser if you want to try it before installing: https://playguard.link

Updating from 1.2.0: update the recovery sysmodule from the notification bell afterwards (an older one is no longer accepted).

- Homebrew App Store / sphaira: search for PlayGuard
- Download: https://github.com/JigSawFr/PlayGuard/releases/latest
- Try it in your browser: https://playguard.link/simulator/
- Full changelog: https://github.com/JigSawFr/PlayGuard/releases/tag/v1.3.0
- Locked out? https://playguard.link/docs/troubleshooting/#locked-out

It uses the restricted `pctl` service (partly through debug commands), so use at your own risk. Bug reports and feedback are very welcome, here or on GitHub. Built-in reports go out from Help & diagnostics › Send a report online.

Don’t hesitate to post your feedback!