Tesla overlay disappear when entering sysmodules menu.
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Thanks, but I'm not sure how this will help. Edizon works great. Sysmodules overlay is the one not working.
Reinstalled everything again. This time I only installed sysmodules overlay and sys-clk oc suite. Sys-clk works fine, but sysmodules overlay makes Tesla menu disappear when selected.
Seems this is an issue with sysmodules overlay.
Seems this is an issue with sysmodules overlay.
I run the same sysmodules version as you without any issues. I’m very curious as to why this might be happening.
I know you’ve done everything you can think of already, but would you mind
1) temporarily move /switch/.overlays to /switch/.overlays.bk
2) create a new /switch/.overlays directory
3) download fresh copies of just these two guys
https://github.com/WerWolv/nx-ovlloader
https://github.com/WerWolv/ovl-sysmodules
4) and try one more time?
I’m wondering if there’s some sort of corruption going on…
Got the same results. I've even tried running archive bit but it states nothing was needed.
The weird thing is, that on a fresh install of everything (i.e formatting the sd card and starting over) it works once, then never again.
It behaves just like the Edizon overlay did a while back, but without even having any other overlays or apps installed.
Edit:
Leaving the switch for 5-10 mins aftar tesla disappears allows the sysmodules menu to show.
Seems it takes a really long time to load. Could it be a memory issue, I wonder?
The weird thing is, that on a fresh install of everything (i.e formatting the sd card and starting over) it works once, then never again.
It behaves just like the Edizon overlay did a while back, but without even having any other overlays or apps installed.
Edit:
Leaving the switch for 5-10 mins aftar tesla disappears allows the sysmodules menu to show.
Seems it takes a really long time to load. Could it be a memory issue, I wonder?
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