modded switch successfuly now back to 16.0.3

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I followed this guide



I got to 16.0.3 ams 1.64e then turned of switch turned it back on now it 16.0.3 normal i have to go into rcm mode then load fuse.bin to get back into custom firmware any suggestions?
 

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I followed this guide



I got to 16.0.3 ams 1.64e then turned of switch turned it back on now it 16.0.3 normal i have to go into rcm mode then load fuse.bin to get back into custom firmware any suggestions?

1) Never follow video guides.

2) Just download the latest atmosphere and fusee.bin on the Github, that's all you need :)
 
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that's the way it works.
There is no coldboot exploit.
You just have to boot your payload via RCM again.
 

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