No, you need a clean NAND backup to perfectly remove all traces of CFW and homebrew that you have ran over the years. Without it, anything you do will risk you getting banned.
Thank you, I'll try that now. Should I put it in the Hekate file on the root of the SD card or within bootloder > payloads?
it will run just like it does on the V2 as they are essentially the same specs inside. After that, “smooth” is subjective.
Update your Sigpatches.
Great! What is the behavior yiu are seeing when you use your jig and attempt tominject using your new RCM Loader?
I haven't tried to use the Loader yet, I wanted to update the Hekate version first. Do I not need to?
The new RCM Loader is finicky. Try it first.
and cannot resume in this menu or create a shortcut to open it? it would be nice an overlay of this kind it would be really practical.
Bans aren't determined by serial number and even if they were, people have swapped out the stickers for the serial number. Bans are determined by the certificate that is burned into the console before it leaves the factory so you would need that to check if its banned. Because there is no point in dumping that in the modern Switch scene, the most practical way to check if a Switch is banned or not is to load the eShop. So no, there is no tool that checks for a ban. Just ask the seller to load the eShop.
You're using a bad installer. You're going to have to reinstall your games. I highly recommend switching to TinWoo Installer instead. Its what I personally use and I never have any issues while using it.
Thank you for all your help, the Loader is working.
There is no such thing as "sysnand" on the Switch. Sysnand was a term used on the 3DS. The Switch uses an eMMC chip so the correct terms are only sysMMC and emuMMC.
