MissionControl VS DeepSea

> Pirates will always find a way

Except it's usually not pirates who find these exploits, rather curious tinkerers that want to unlock the full capabilities of the hardware that they own. The pirates / script kiddies usually come in after the groundwork has already been laid by these true hackers. E.g. the people who hacked the Switch in fact condemn piracy and any discussion of it on within their communities will lead to an immediate ban.

I'm proud to say that I've hacked my Switch, but have never pirated anything on it. An impressive homebrew scene has formed around the console, which has produced gems such as Mission Control, allowing you to seamlessly pair third party controllers. I use it with my PS4 controllers.

https://github.com/ndeadly/MissionControl

Now try installing Tinfoil to manage your games, themes and mission control so you can use any bluetooth controller! https://github.com/ndeadly/MissionControl

Here ya go

[https://github.com/ndeadly/missionControl/releases/tag/v0.1.0.

MissionControl

I think this is the page for it: https://github.com/ndeadly/MissionControl/issues/568

first update Atmosphere and hekate (or install the latest DeepSea), then the sigpatches and then the firmware via daybreak, ChoiDuJour is not recommended anymore

You can also use the likes of Deep-sea Toolbox which has everything except fusee ready to go. https://github.com/Team-Neptune/DeepSea

link

I also recommend checking https://github.com/Team-Neptune/DeepSea for an easy all-in-one package for Atmosphere.

One option to try if you’re still having issues is remove atmosphere and anything else except your nintendo folder and try Deep Sea. It’s just atmosphere with a few programs and sys modules pre bundled but mix that with the latest hekate update (5.6.3) and it should just work

I tried both fusee.bin and hekate-ctaer.bin renamed to payload.bin on different tests. Also tried using a release from Deepsea (https://github.com/Team-Neptune/DeepSea) . Same result, doesn't boot.