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# Changelog # Changelog
## 0.16.0
+ Support was added for 11.0.0.
+ `exosphère` was updated to reflect the latest official secure monitor behavior.
+ `mesosphère` was updated to reflect the latest official kernel behavior.
+ `loader`, `sm`, `boot`, `pgl` were updated to reflect the latest official behaviors.
+ **Please Note**: 11.0.0 implements an opt-in version of the atmosphère `sm` extension that allows for closing session without unregistering services.
+ Correspondingly, the extension will be deprecated in favor of the new official opt-in command. In 0.17.0, it will be removed entirely.
+ If your custom system module relies on this extension (however unlikely that seems to me), please update it accordingly.
+ `erpt` was partially updated to provide compatibility with 11.0.0.
+ The latest firmware attaches additional fields and context information to logs.
+ A future atmosphère update will implement this logic, so that users who are interested can also get the new information when examining their logs.
+ The `boot` system module was rewritten to reflect the huge driver changes introduced in 8.0.0.
+ This includes a number of improvements to both logo display and battery management logic.
+ Support was added for configuring the address space width for `hbl`.
+ The `hbl_config!override_address_space_(#)` and `hbl_config!override_any_app_address_space` can now be set to `39_bit`, `36_bit`, or `32_bit` to control the address space for hbl on a per-override basis.
+ If a configuration has not been set, hbl will now default to 39-bit address space.
+ Previously, a legacy 36-bit address space was always used to maintain compatibility with 1.0.0.
+ A new loader extension was added to support 39-bit whenever possible (including mesosphere-on-1.0.0), with fallback to 36-bit when unavailable.
+ Support was added to a number of components for running on Mariko hardware.
+ The `boot` system module can now safely be run on mariko hardware, performing correct hardware initialization.
+ Daybreak (and generally, system update logic) were updated to be usable on Mariko.
+ Boot0 protection/management logic was updated to perform correct actions on Mariko.
+ Reboot to payload does not and cannot work on Mariko. Correspondingly, A "fatal error" handler was written, to display and save fatal errors from within TrustZone.
+ **Please Note:** Atmosphere is still not properly usable on Mariko hardware.
+ In particular, wake-from-sleep will not properly function (the magic numbers aren't set correctly), among a few other minor issues.
+ `exosphère` received support for building under debug configuration.
+ A small (otherwise unused) portion of IRAM is now reserved for debug-only exosphere code (this region is unused/untouched under release config).
+ This enables logging (including printf) to uart from the secure monitor, for those interested.
+ A number of bugs were fixed, including:
+ Minor issues in a number of filesystem related code were fixed.
+ An issue was fixed that could cause NCM to abort on consoles which came with 3.0.x and were never updated.
+ Several issues were fixed, and usability and stability were improved.
## 0.15.0 ## 0.15.0
+ fusee-primary's panic display was updated to automatically identify and give suggestions to resolve many of the most common errors users encounter. + fusee-primary's panic display was updated to automatically identify and give suggestions to resolve many of the most common errors users encounter.
+ Having been tested as well as I can alone, `mesosphere` (atmosphère's reimplementation of the Nintendo Switch kernel) is now available for users interested in trying it. + Having been tested as well as I can alone, `mesosphere` (atmosphère's reimplementation of the Nintendo Switch kernel) is now available for users interested in trying it.