thank you again for your answer !I don't understand the question. There are only 2 possibilities; either the exploit is triggered before the system is on (coldboot) or after the system is on (warmboot).
thank you again for your answer !I don't understand the question. There are only 2 possibilities; either the exploit is triggered before the system is on (coldboot) or after the system is on (warmboot).

I believe what he means, from the snip you quoted, is an untethered payload boot. Currently you need to use a dongle/android/pc/mac to boot the switch into CFW. Whereas the alternative would be to modify the boot code on the switch to load CFW without needing an external payload injector.whats A warmboot exploit
now i understand thank youI believe what he means, from the snip you quoted, is an untethered payload boot. Currently you need to use a dongle/android/pc/mac to boot the switch into CFW. Whereas the alternative would be to modify the boot code on the switch to load CFW without needing an external payload injector.
I know you are new, but you shouldn't necrobump really old threads. Welcome to the temp though.Maybe a dumb question, but have you installed the TegraRcm driver? It took me a while to figure out that this was the cause for me. To install: Open TegraRcmGui > Settings > Install driver.