Team Xecuter have been updating the software for their Nintendo Switch Modchip:


  • TX is still busy working on the currently 'unhackable switch'es', in the meantime they have recently produced an 'nice clear guide' on how you can tell if you have a compatible switch or not, and now just today their developers have released an amazing update to their SX OS, and v1.5 is as usual packed with new features as you can see detailed below in the 'changelog':
    Another day, another small update with some convenient new functionality for SX OS!

    Lets have a look at whats new:
    • Added mass NSP install (and optional delete) functionality
      Users who want to install a lot of NSP titles at once can now easily do so by pressing [Y] in the installer tab. Upon finish the NSP installer will also ask you if you want to delete the NSP source files from your microSD card, freeing up space and keeping every neat and tidy!
    • FTP server support
      You can now enable a FTP server from the options tab in our menu that will keep running even once the menu is closed. This FTP server gives direct access to your microSD card, so you no longer have to eject the card to store/retrieve files.
    • More content directories
      Some people complained that they didn't like all the XCI/NSP/NRO files in the root of their SD card. We have to agree that becomes a bit messy, so the menu will now scan the following directories as well looking for game content:
      • /sxos/games
      • /sxos/xci
      • /sxos/nsp
      • /sxos
      • /switch/games
      • /switch/xci
      • /switch/nsp
      • /switch

    We hope you enjoy this release!

    Once again we would like to thank everyone for their suggestions and their support.

    More exciting functionality for all of our end-users is being worked on as we speak. Hang in there with us, your loyalty will be rewarded!
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    PLEASE REMEMBER: -- As usual you can download the latest SX OS from their official site: https://sx.xecuter.com and its just simple as overwriting the 'boot.dat' on your MicroSD with their latest v1.5 version.

    via https://www.maxconsole.com/threads/t...os-v1-5.46981/