Skip nx-ovlloader when disabling sysmodules startup flags #203
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Looking at the releases it doesnt look like firmwares break nx-ovlloader, or at least they haven't in a while. I myself use the Hekate toolbox/deepsea toolbox when nx-ovlloader is down but I understand it'd be more convenient if it was whitelisted I'll decide on whether to merge it before the next aio release |
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This might be more convenient.
From the Tesla Menu you can directly re-activate the other sysmodules (using overlays like for example ovl-sysmodules) without needing to connect to a PC.
The only downside of this would be the possibility of nx-ovlloader causing the system to fail to boot on the latest update, but, I believe, it's a rather negligible risk. At least, it never happened to me.