Hello all,
Pretty self explanatory post. Was reading through another thread where some people were stating that the first thing they did with their SX Pro was loaded into the SX Pro Bootloader in order to backup to the NAND and have a "fresh and clean" NAND in the event they ever wanted to go back to an unmodded Switch state.
My question to this is wouldn't loading the SX Pro Bootloader flag the system in the first place?
If this is the case, it technically wouldn't be "safe" to restore a "clean" NAND backup as I'm assuming if booting into SX OS Bootloader causes a flag, then restoring a NAND that was made after SX OS Bootloader was initially loaded won't really help to eliminate that flag for those who want to ever restore the backup. That 'clean' NAND would in essence have that flag caused by the SX OS Bootloader no?
Is it right or wrong to believe SX Pro Bootloader and backing up the NAND itself is not detectable but other options such as the autoRCM mod or booting into the CFW is what would cause a flag?
Pretty self explanatory post. Was reading through another thread where some people were stating that the first thing they did with their SX Pro was loaded into the SX Pro Bootloader in order to backup to the NAND and have a "fresh and clean" NAND in the event they ever wanted to go back to an unmodded Switch state.
My question to this is wouldn't loading the SX Pro Bootloader flag the system in the first place?
If this is the case, it technically wouldn't be "safe" to restore a "clean" NAND backup as I'm assuming if booting into SX OS Bootloader causes a flag, then restoring a NAND that was made after SX OS Bootloader was initially loaded won't really help to eliminate that flag for those who want to ever restore the backup. That 'clean' NAND would in essence have that flag caused by the SX OS Bootloader no?
Is it right or wrong to believe SX Pro Bootloader and backing up the NAND itself is not detectable but other options such as the autoRCM mod or booting into the CFW is what would cause a flag?