I have a V1 unpatched switch with sysnand and emunand using atmosphere 0.19.1. Both sysnand and emunand was on FW 11.0.1. I decided to update my sysnand OFW to 12.0.0 to be able to purchase a game from eshop. Now when I try to load back to emunand first it went error screen with some codes and after that it just goes to black screen. My sysnand with OFW 12.0.0 still works no problems. How can I be able to fix my emunand to make it work again?
No. I tried it with and without gamecart, still won't boot emunand. It just stay black screen after the black atmosphere logo
Last edited by japoks,
First of all, the latest Atmosphere is 0.19.0. So you may be getting a wrong one.
Updating SysNAND shouldn't affect how you boot your old EMUNAND with old Atmosphere, let alone the latest one.
Another 3 things I suspect you need to check is upgrade Hetake to the latest version (1), and make sure your EMUMMC folder is intact (2). When upgrade Atmosphere, it's advised to move the old one onto PC, then get the new one on their whole (don't only merge and overwrite).
Updating SysNAND shouldn't affect how you boot your old EMUNAND with old Atmosphere, let alone the latest one.
Another 3 things I suspect you need to check is upgrade Hetake to the latest version (1), and make sure your EMUMMC folder is intact (2). When upgrade Atmosphere, it's advised to move the old one onto PC, then get the new one on their whole (don't only merge and overwrite).
I had the same issue. I think it's because of the organization of Atmosphere's folders changes between 18 and 19.1. What I had to do to boot emuMMC was make a fresh install of Atmosphere, I deleted my old atmosphere folder and then copied the new one onto my SD. Everything worked flawlessly from there. Maybe give that a shot?
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Last edited by Drewgaloo,
I've got the same issue and this didn't resolve it?
ETA Ah! But taking the game card out and trying again worked perfectly, emummc updated to 12.0 now and everything working perfectly!
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