dbi/README_ENG.md

DBI by duckbill

This guide is based on Brikachu's work.

РУССКИЙ / Russian guide

The ultimate solution for NSP, NSZ, XCI and XCZ installation along with many more advanced features to enhance your Nintendo Switch experience! DBI supports installation from SD card, via USB MTP, USB cable (using the dbibackend script or dbi-nsw tool), network (using your own http server) and external USB drives.

Content:

1. Installation
2. Usage
3. Interface
4. Buttons
5. Browse SD Card / Browse USB0 Drive
6. Install title from USB
7. Home server
8. Browse installed applications
   • Titles Context menu
   • Detailed game menu
     • Records Context menu
9. Cleanup orphaned files
10. Browse tickets
    • Tickets Context menu
11. Browse saves
    • Saves Context menu
12. Run MTP responder
13. Exit
14. Errors and warnings
    1. Notifications
    2. Errors
15. dbi.config
16. Other options
17. Acknowledgements

Installation

Copy dbi.nro and dbi.config to your SD card at /switch/DBI/ DBI can be then be launched in either applet mode (from Album) or application mode (title override), however it is primarily designed to be used in applet mode.

If you have successfully launched DBI in applet mode you will see a blue background, launching in application mode will display a black background.

Usage

Interface

• Browse SD Card - installation of .NSP / .NSZ / .XCI / .XCZ files from your SD card.
• Browse USB0 Drive - installation of .NSP / .NSZ / .XCI / .XCZ files from an external FAT32 or exFAT formatted USB drive (will only appear if a USB drive is connected)
• Install title from USB - installation of .NSP / .NSZ / .XCI / .XCZ from a PC via USB 2.0 or 3.0 cable using the included dbibackend script. Main menu hotkey for this option: Y button.
• Install title from Gamecard - install a game from gamecard to the console's internal NAND or SD card (will only appear if a gamecard is inserted)
• Home server - install games over your local network (HTTP) using a LAN USB adapter or WiFi network. For full details see Home server
• Browse installed applications - view installed titles including base, update, DLC and whether or not a LayeredFS mod is present. Displays your total play time and how many times you've launched the title. Check file integrity for errors, transfer game data between internal NAND and SD card, delete individual or multiple titles and their LayeredFS mods with one click, individually remove updates and DLC and use the Reset Required version function to restore the system update check for the selected game back to base. Main menu hotkey for this option: L button.
• Cleanup orphaned files - removes all orphaned installed content, tickets and pending firmware updates from the system with one click.
• Browse tickets - view and manually delete system tickets for games.
• Browse saves - view and manually delete game save data for all games.
• Run MTP responder - enables DBI's internal MTP server to connect the Switch to a PC or to an Android device (Some tested phone/tablet devices: Pixel 3, Xiaomi Mi A1, Lenovo Tab 4 7 "TB-7304X). On your device you will be presented with several virtual drives for installation and many advanced features for file management on your SD card and NAND. Please see Run MTP Responder for a full overview.
• Exit - exit from the program. Main menu hotkey for this option: + button

The bottom left corner of DBI displays the total amount of data on your currently on your SD card along with the full capacity. The bottom right corner gives you the same information for your NAND's usable space in HOS.

Bottom center (dbi: XXX) is the DBI version number - you should always use the most recent version.

Buttons

• (А) - select, confirm

• (B) - cancel. On the main screen - exit the program

• (X) - file selection. On the main screen - hotkey for mounting MTP (menu item "Run MTP responder")

• (Y) - invert selection, select everything if nothing is selected. On the main screen - installation via USB using dbibackend (menu item "Install title from USB")

• (ZL), (ZR) - fast movement through the menu

• (L) - on the main screen - (menu item "Browse installed applications")

• (R) - change the order of displaying files / titles

• (+) on the right joycon - a context menu that allows you to perform context operations, such as deleting, resetting the required firmware version, mounting via MTP, etc.

• (-) on the left joycon, when installing applications, turns off / turns on the screen

Browse SD Card / Browse USB0 Drive

Select this option if you want to install games, updates and DLC from files that exist on your SD card or external USB drive. Press (A) to open the folder and (B) to go back. After opening the folder containing your installation files use the (X) button to select single or multiple files for installation. The (Y) button inverts your selections and the color of the name of the selected files will change from white to light blue.

Press the (A) button to confirm. A window with installation options will appear:

• Total transfer size - the total amount of data (.NSP / .NSZ / .XCI / .XCZ files) selected for installation.
• Total install size - the amount of free space required to install the selected files.
• Install target - data installation location: NAND - internal memory of the Nintendo Switch console, SD - SD card, AUTO - by default this will install to your SD card but if you don't have enough space the installation will fall back to NAND (internal memory).
• Delete after install - deletes installation files (.NSP / .NSZ / .XCI / .XCZ files) from the source after they have been successfully installed; for this to work, the "Read-only" attribute must be removed from files if present. By default, files are not deleted. The option is visible only when installing from an SD card / external USB drive.
• Turn off screen - turns off the screen during installation to conserve battery, after installation successfully completes the screen will automatically turn back on. This option only works in handheld mode.
• Select Start install to begin the installation. After a successful installation Installation Complete. Press B to return will appear.

DBI will automatically and immediately remove old updates when installing a new update for a game, so you don't have to worry about the extra space they occupy.

Install title from USB

If you cannot use DBI's MTP responder this is another convenient method for installing titles over USB. Installing over USB allows you to transfer files directly from your PC for example, which avoids the inconvenience and of having to first move the file to your SD card and then install it.

Main menu hotkey for this option: Y button.

In order to use this option you will first require dbibackend (dbibackend.exe for Windows, dbibackend from dbibackend.tar.xz for all). Launch dbibackend, select the files to install, select Start server, connect a USB-C cable from your PC to your Switch and select Install title from USB in DBI.

From here you will select and install your files on the Switch in the same fashion as using Browse SD Card / Browse USB0 Drive

To quickly send files or folders with games for installation, right-click on them, select Send from dbibackend and the installation files will be immediately placed in dbibackend's queue. To configure this in Windows, press Win + R, enter shell: sendto and create a shortcut for dbibackend.exe in the folder.

Home server

The "Home server" option will appear if the Network install sources section has been configured in dbi.config (more about this file below). You can specify the name of the option as required in the configuration file

To install games over your network, edit the dbi.config file located in the /switch/DBI/ folder, following the example:

; Network install sources
[Network sources]
; <display name>=<type>|<URL>
Home server=ApacheHTTP|http://192.168.1.47/Nintendo/Switch/

Install any other HTTP server with DirectoryListing enabled on your PC: Apache, Mongoose, Python SimpleHTTP, sheret, rclone, etc.

Example for nginx on Windows: edit the file /nginx/conf/nginx.conf, registering the address of your Switch in location, instead of the 127.0.0.1 specified in the example (or your entire subnet like 192.168.1.1/24 or 192.168.0.0/16); it can be found on Switch in System Preferences > Internet:

location / {
root html;
index index.html index.htm;
}
location /Nintendo/Switch/ {
allow 127.0.0.1;
deny all;
autoindex on;
}

Save the config, run nginx.exe, allow the program to access the network, then copy the desired game to the local /nginx/html/Nintendo/Switch/ folder on your PC, and on the Switch select “Home server”. You will now be presented with the usual interface for installing files and you can start installing files over the network. You can stop the web server via nginx -s stop.

FFor the server address in dbi.config, you can also use a domain name, for example, your remote VPS - suggested to use with HTTP Basic authentication e.g.: http://user:password@host:port/Nintendo/Switch/

For example:

ApacheHTTP|Network repo|http://127.0.0.1/Nintendo/Switch/
ApacheHTTP|WWW VPS repo|http://www.myveryownswitchvpsdomain.su/Nintendo/Switch/

Generate the htpasswd file, put it in /nginx/conf/, then adjust the nginx.conf file as follows:

        location /Nintendo/Switch/ {
			   satisfy all;
			   allow 127.0.0.1;
			   deny all;
			   auth_basic "Password Protected Area";
			   auth_basic_user_file htpasswd; 
               autoindex on;
        }

Login "switch", password "pwd":

htpasswd-file:

switch:{SHA}N/omUzCtg+qoee+x4ttjgIls9jk=

Browse installed applications

In Browse installed applications you can see a list of installed programs, updates and DLC with their occupied space, version (display version and hex version), their titleID, the total game time and the number of launches, the presence of installed LayeredFS mods for the game (for Atmosphére).

Main menu hotkey for this option: L button:

At the top in the center, the total number of installed games and the type of sorting are written

On the left hand side in square brackets, information on the game installation location, installed file type and the presence of LayeredFS mods or cheats is denoted:

• N / S / M - NAND / SD / Mixed - Location of installed files, Mixed denotes that installed files were detected on both NAND and SD card
• b - BASE - the base game itself
• u - Update - update installed
• d - DLC - DLC installed
• l - LayeredFS mod - LayeredFS mods or cheats for the game were detected in atmosphere/contents/

Please note! If the game is highlighted in red only an update and/or DLC is installed, the game itself is NOT installed

Title context menu

Displayed by clicking on (+) on the selected titles (or title)

• Delete title - delete selected titles
• Move title to MicroSD / NAND - move the selected titles to NAND or to a memory card, depending on where the title is currently located. If content is installed to both locations then both options will be displayed
• Reset required version - resets the system version check required to run the title (debug must be enabled in Atmosphere)
• Check integrity - checks the data integrity of the selected titles
• Expose contents via MTP - mount the content of the selected titles by MTP

If you press the (A) button on the title, the detailed game menu will open

Detailed game menu

Here you will be presented with the Game icon, TitleID, display title (name), developer/publisher (Author), display version (Version), supported languages (Language) and presence of a LayeredFS mod or cheat (LFS-mod)

Here you can also see the amount of time you've spent playing the title (Total play time), how many times the game was launched (Total launches), total installation size (Total occupied space) as well as how much space it takes in NAND (Space in NAND) and on SD (Space on MicroSD), the size of the saves (Total saves size) and what language is active for the game ( Forced Language)

Records context menu

Displayed by clicking on (+) on selected records

The top of the context window displays the number of selected records and their size

• Delete record - delete selected entry
• Move records to MicroSD / NAND - move the selected titles to NAND or to a memory card, depending on where the title is currently located. If content is installed to both locations then both options will be displayed
• Reset required version - reset the check of the system version required to run the title (debug must be enabled in Atmosphere)
• Force language - allows you to force the game to start in the selected language. By default the game will run based on the system language, if that language is not present in the game then it will run depending on the region of the console. The selected language will be displayed next to the game icon in the Forced Language field
• Check integrity - checks the data integrity of the selected titles
• Expose contents via MTP - mount the content of the selected titles by MTP

Cleanup orphaned files

Cleanup orphaned files automatically cleans unnecessary game files, files from interrupted game installations, downloaded (officially) OFW firmware updates and all unused game tickets if found.

Browse tickets

View and delete unnecessary game tickets. Ticket (or encrypted title key) is a special encrypted unique information about the rights to launch the content of the game, which is installed in the system during the installation of each game (000 at the end of the titleID) / update (800 at the end of titleID) / of each DLC.

• + means there is an installed game
• [c] — common-ticket (installed game dump or update)
• [p] — personalized ticket (purchased from the game eShop)

Sometimes, if a specific error occurs, and you know exactly and are sure what you are doing, it can be removed from a specific game and its update / DLC.

In all other cases, it is better not to touch anything here, in order to avoid errors in starting games.

Tickets context menu

Displayed by clicking on (+) on selected tickets

• The number of selected tickets is displayed at the top of the context window

  *Delete tickets - delete selected tickets

• Select same game - highlight all tickets related to the selected game

Browse saves

View and delete saves.

Saves for deleted games are highlighted in yellow.

Saves context menu

Displayed by clicking on (+) on selected saves

The number of selected saves is displayed at the top of the context window

• Delete saves - delete selected tickets
• Select same game - highlight all tickets related to the selected game
• Select all uninstalled - select all saves for remote games

Run MTP responder

Run MTP responder run the built-in DBI MTP server to connect to your PC or Android device via USB-C OTG (phone / tablet / other devices). Main menu hotkey for this option: X button (same button to exit MTP mode). After successfully connecting the USB cable to the PC and starting the MTP server in DBI, you'll see the following on your computer:

1: External SD Card - for viewing, copying and deleting files and folders from/to a PC and from/to your SD card. Drop a file larger than 4GB onto the SD card and DBI will automatically split the file into an archived folder, which allows the Switch to see it as a single file, with this you can for example very easily add a >4GB .xci for use in SX OS, or add a >4GB movie for watching in pPlay.

2: NAND User - viewing, copying files and folders on a PC from the Switch's internal memory to its USER system partition (this partition is read-only).

3: NAND System, viewing, copying files and folders on a PC from the internal memory of the Switch to its SYSTEM system partition (the partition is read-only).

4: Installed games all installed games are displayed from both in NAND (internal memory of the Switch) and SD card. To dump installed games to your PC in .NSP format, just copy the folder with the name of the game from Installed games to your PC. A common ticket with completely cleared personal information is generated based on your personalized ticket. Your dump will be in separated files - the game itself, the update and DLC. If cheats or mods have been installed for the game, they will be located in the Mods & Cheats folder. You can also dump a single combined multicontent file containing the game itself, the update and all DLC. This file is located right at the root of the Installed games section.

5: MicroSD install - Drop or copy your NSP/NSZ/XCI or XCZ files in this folder. When the transfer is complete the game will be installed on the SD card of your console. When installing NSZ or XCZ files, keep in mind that their actual size may differ greatly from their original size after installation: so if for example you start with 2GB free on your memory card and you do not have enough space to install an NSZ of 1GB in size, that is because NSZ and XCZ files are compressed and must be decompressed for installation.

6: NAND install - Drop or copy your NSP/NSZ/XCI or XCZ files in this folder. When the transfer is complete the game will be installed on the internal memory of your console. When installing NSZ or XCZ files, keep in mind that their actual size may differ greatly from their original size after installation: so if for example you start with 2GB free on your memory card and you do not have enough space to install an NSZ of 1GB in size, that is because NSZ and XCZ files are compressed and must be decompressed for installation.

7: Saves - Access to all save types stored in the internal memory of the Switch: accounts (Account), system programs (System), Background Content Asymmetric synchronized delivery and Transmission (BCAT, for example: events in ACNH), temporary (Temporary), cache (Cache, for example: addons in DOOM), system BCAT (SystemBCAT) and Device Saves (Device)

Backup, restore and manage save data for both installed and uninstalled games. You can make a backup of them by copying them to a PC and also delete saves that you no longer want or need - to do this open the folder with the name of the game you need, then delete the required save folder. In order to restore saves, copy them to the appropriate folder from your PC. DBI does not require pre-launching the game to restore a save, however this only applies to regular saves. BCAT or Cache saves require a pre-launch of the game before restoring.

8: Album - access to screenshots and videos (Album), similar to Nintendo's feature added OFW 11.0.0.

9: Gamecard - with a gamecard inserted into the Switch you can dump to .XCI or trimmed .XCI on the PC, along with the update built into it if it exists. The personal RSA certificate automatically removed and is dumped separately.

After activating the MTP server on the Switch a window will appear with your account nickname and its UID, as well as the number of game saves:

#: Custom Storage - If you have defined a custom MTP storage in the dbi.config file it will appear here.

To turn off the MTP server and exit to the main menu, press the X or B button.

Exit

Exit - closes DBI and returns to either to hbmenu or bypasses hbmenu to go directly to your homescreen (this is configured in dbi.config). If DBI was launched from a title / forwarder, the program will restart or remain on a black screen

Errors and warnings

Warnings

• «HASH MISMATCH» - usually this is NOT an ERROR and the game was simply converted from an .XCI and everything is in order. Sometimes if there are problems with the integrity of the file, download it, rehash it, transferring data via a USB cable / port / during the installation process between the PC and the Switch. If the game still does not start or starts with an error, try reinstalling it again, check or replace the USB cable / SD card / change the USB port.
• DELTA SKIPPED - this is NOT an ERROR but a notification that unnecessary and unused delta fragments in the update file were skipped during installation.
• «No tickets found. Possibly this NSP was converted from XCI.» - this is NOT an ERROR and the performance of the game will not be affected. This informs you that the files do not include tickets, they may have been dumped from an .XCI file or converted to Standard Crypto.
• «WARNING» title marked as Application but has AddonContent - this is NOT an ERROR and usually it indicates a non-standard .NSP homebrew game, for example if an AddonContent flag (DLC) was added to the Application title (main game, v0). If the application starts and works then everything is in order.

ERRORs

• «Can not find file for ncaid» - The installation file of the game is corrupt (it does not contain the required .nca from the .cnmt list).
• «Invalid PFS0 magic!» - download the installation file of the game and check its integrity, this file is corrupt.
• «Received less data than expected» or Installation aborted - data transfer error, recheck and if necessary replace the USB cable / USB port between the Switch and the PC. Also make sure you have the most recent version of the DBI installed.
• «std::bad_alloc» - rename the file without special characters and Cyrillic in the name and path to it, plus make sure that you are using the latest version of DBI and that the latest supported version of OFW and CFW is installed on the console.
• «Nothing to install» in the file selection window - rename the file without special characters, hieroglyphs or Cyrillic in the name and path to it.
• «INVALID LENGTH» - check the USB-C cable connection to your USB port, try with another USB-C cable, check the integrity of the game file and the SD card for errors, when installing via MTP - try to run DBI in application mode (title override) holding the R button while launching a title.
• «[FAILED] Unknown error» when installing .tik (ticket) - add the latest sigpatches for Atmosphére.
• «605: Content or placeholder path not exists» or «SOME CONTENTS ARE MISSING» - broken file system on your SD card, or a non-working / low-quality flash drive. Check it in chkdsk and h2testw, if there are no errors reformat to FAT32.
• WARNING! Extra buffers exceeded, when installing via MTP - try to run DBI in application mode (title override) holding the R button while launching a title or alternatively via NSP forwarder and use a faster microSD card with a different USB cable / port.
• No tickets found but they are required - incorrect (incomplete, no ticket but with titlerights) dump of the game, use another one.
• SOME CONTENTS ARE MISSING. APPLICATION WILL BE UNUSABLE - container is incomplete, check the integrity of the game installation file.

dbi.config

The dbi.config file was added starting with version 253. It is located next to DBI.nro and replaces the old flags files dbi.default.ascii and dbi.network.config and also adds several new options for easy customization of settings for the user.

Let's take a look at its contents:

; General settings
[General]
; Use libnx's default font for ASCII symbols
DefaultASCII=false
; Use libusbhsfs for access to USB mass storage drives connected to switch or dock
UseLibUsbHsFS=true
; Direct exit to homescreen
ExitToHomeScreen=false
; Folder where saves backups are stored
SavesFolder=sdmc:/switch/DBI/saves/
; Log "Install", "Check integrity" and "Cleanup" processes
LogEvents=false
; Folder where logs are stored
LogsFolder=sdmc:/switch/DBI/logs/
; Sorting options for application list
AppSorting=Name,LastPlayed,InstallLocation,Size
; Sorting options for save list
SaveSorting=AppName,AppLastPlayed,UserUid,Size,SaveId


; Visibility of main menu items
[MainMenu]
; Browse and install files from MicroSD card
BrowseSD=true
; Browse and install files from USB flash drives and HDD
USBHost=true
; Browse and install files from PC via dbibackend
BackendInstall=true
; Install game from inserted game cartridge
GameCard=true
; Browse and install files from configured network sources
Network=true
; Browse installed applications
BrowseApps=true
; Clean up files left from bad installs/old updates/unused tickets and so on
Cleanup=true
; View where you can view or delete installed tickets
Tickets=false
; View where you can view or delete game saves
Saves=true
; MTP responder
MTP=true


[Applications]
; Whether check or not LFS mod size
CalculateLFSSize=true


; Install options
[Install]
; Check NCA hash during install
CheckHash=true


; MTP options
[MTP]
; Log all files, id disabled transfer shows only for files >= 4M
LogAllFiles=false
; Show or not NSP that includes base game, latest update and all DLC in single multi-title file
ShowCombinedNSP=true
; Show or not virtual "Mods & cheats" folder that redirects to sdmc:/atmosphere/contents/TITLEID
ShowMAC=true
; Show user defined shortcuts to MircoSD folders as separate storages
CustomStorages=true
; Enable NAND install if run in emunand
EnableNANDInstallOnEmunand=false
; Turn screen off on start MTP mode
TurnOffScreen=false


; Enable or disable various MTP storages
[MTP Storages]
1: External SD Card=true
2: Nand USER=false
3: Nand SYSTEM=false
4: Installed games=true
5: MicroSD install=true
6: NAND install=true
7: Saves=true
8: Album=true
9: Gamecard=true


; Network install sources
[Network sources]
; <display name>=<type>|<URL>
; NSP Indexer=URLList|http://192.168.1.47/nspindexer/index.php?DBI
; Home server=ApacheHTTP|http://192.168.1.47/Nintendo/Switch/


[MTP custom storages]
; <display name>=<path>
Homebrew=sdmc:/switch

; Override for display name
; <UPPERCASED TID>=<Desired name>
[Title name override]
; 010023901191C000=Naheulbeuk

General settings

• DefaultASCII - true includes a standard font, false includes an alternative font
• UseLibUsbHsFS - true enables libusbhsfs library for working with external USB drives via USB-OTG on Switch, false disables it.
• ExitToHomeScreen - if false, the exit from DBI occurs in the hbmenu, if true, to the Switch's home menu
• SavesFolder - folder for storing save dumps
• LogEvents - whether or not to save logs for "* Install ", " Check integrity " and " Cleanup *" events
• LogsFolder - folder for storing logs
• AppSorting - options for sorting the list of applications
• SaveSorting - options for sorting saves
• Visibility of main menu items - customize which options will appear in DBI's main menu, you can prevent an option from appearing in the main menu by editing the item to false

MainMenu

Shows the corresponding menu items.

true - display in main menu, false - hide from main menu

• BrowseSD - item Browse SD card, to install games from Sd card
• USBHost - item Browse USB0 Drive, to install games from an external USB
• BackendInstall - item Install title from USB, for installing games from PC via backend
• GameCard - item Install title from Gamecard, to install the contents of the cartridge in the memory of the console
• Network - item Home server, to install games from a home web server
• BrowseApps - item Browse installed applications, to manage installed applications
• Cleanup - item Cleanup orphaned files, to clean up" orphaned "files from the memory card
• Tickets - item Browse tickets, to manage tickets
• MTP - item "Run MTP responder, to start MTP

Install

• CheckHash - if true, hashes of .nca files are checked when installing games on the Switch, if false, no.

Applications

• CalculateLFSSize - enabled of disables the size check for LayeredFS mods, if enabled depending on the size of the mod a delay may occur when opening a game's information screen in Installed applications

MTP

• LogAllFiles - false disables logging of all files when working with MTP; if true, all files are logged, even those that are less than 4MB.
• ShowCombinedNSPInInstalledGames - false disables display of combined (multi-title .NSP-file) titles.
• ShowMACInInstalledGames - false turns off the display of the virtual directory "Mods & cheats" in the Installed games item in the MTP, redirecting along the path /atmosphere/contents/%titleid_game% to the memory card.
• CustomStorages - show or hide storages, listed on MTP custom storages section
• EnableNANDInstallOnEmunand - allows or denies the installation of games in NAND file EmuNAND (not relevant after the release of Atmosphere 0.19.3)
• TurnOffScreen - the option to automatically turn off the screen when MTP mode is activated

MTP Storages

Show relevant items when MTP Responder is running on PC / Android, by default all items are enabled for display.

true - display in MTP on PC, false - no

The item names correspond to the titles of the sections

Network sources

Names and addresses are set for installing games over the network (via WiFi / LAN adapter)

NSP Indexer - address for NSP index page (more)

MTP custom storages

MTP custom storages

Custom items for MTP mode for quick access to folders on your memory card. Format: <folder display name> = <path>, for example: Homebrew = sdmc: / switch. In MTP mode, a Homebrew folder will appear, referring to the switch folder on your memory card

Title name override - allows you to change the name of the displayed title. For example, if you specify 10023901191C000 = Naheulbeuk, then the application will display just Naheulbeuk instead of The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos

Other options

Mounting the content of installed titles via MTP

Go to "Browse installed applications" -> Choose apps you need to mount with X -> Press + -> "Expose contents via MTP"

Using DBI to Install Mods:

1. Connect to your computer via MTP mode in DBI
2. Go to Installed Games, in the folder with the name of your game
3. Go to Mods & Cheats folder
4. Place your mod in the Mods & Cheats folder

• Be careful, you need to make sure to not put the folder with the titleID of the game, but its contents! For example, you have downloaded the translation for the game Cadence of Hyrule, in the form of the archive Cadence of Hyrule.rar. Inside this archive you see a folder with the TitleID of the game - 01000B900D8B0000. You need to unpack the archive, go to the folder 01000B900D8B0000 and copy the entire contents of the folder to Mods & Cheats! Not the folder 01000B900D8B0000 itself, but everything inside it! In this example (and in most cases), the romfs folder

USB 3.0

DBI supports USB 3.0. If you are using kefir, then USB 3.0 is active by default. Otherwise, you need to activate this function through the Atmosphere configuration files by writing in atmosphere \ config \ system_settings.ini:

[usb]
usb30_force_enabled = u8!0x1

Important - activiating USB 3.0 can interfere with bluetooth and 2.4GHz wifi connections. If you experience any connection issues with your wireless controllers or 2.4GHz wifi networks then you should not activate USB 3.0. 5GHz wifi connections should be generally unaffacted.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to SciresM for hactool (licensed under ISC) - DBI uses some data struct definitions from there