Hacking SX OS Emunand black screen help

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A switch would have an issue booting with an SD card that isn't supported. I the event that it does boot up, the system won't recognize it.

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ok well, I would backup all my game save data via checkpoint then wipe and rebuild emuNAND.
 
A switch would have an issue booting with an SD card that isn't supported. I the event that it does boot up, the system won't recognize it.

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ok well, I would backup all my game save data via checkpoint then wipe and rebuild emuNAND.

should it be able to boot an emunand with a higher fw than the oringal tho ? i read somewhere that it shouldn't because the number of the burned fuses does'nt match
 
should it be able to boot an emunand with a higher fw than the oringal tho ? i read somewhere that it shouldn't because the number of the burned fuses does'nt match
That shouldn't be a problem. Because you can update fw without burning fuses and still use your updated swtich with no problems.

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That shouldn't be a problem. Because you can update fw without burning fuses and still use your updated swtich with no problems.

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alright , i will try to create a different emunand when i got back home , then update it to 5.1 along with the Exfat update and get back to you , thank you guys!
one question tho , when i update via choixdujournx , when i choose exfat doesn't that update only the exfat driver ?
 
Had the same problem as not being able to boot emunand (black screen). This is what I did to fix the issue:
*In SX OS boot menu, go to the nand back up option and select dump nand.
*On the next menu, press advanced options and enable only "boot0" and "boot1"(other options should be disabled).
*Do a nand backup of the selected files. Should only take a few seconds.
*Turn off your switch and place your SD card on your PC
*Browse to "sxos/backup/" folder.
*Copy "boot0" and "boot1", then browse to "sxos/emunand/" folder.
*Paste and replace your copied files.
*Now try to boot emunand normally as you would before.

That fixed my black screen issue. Hope that others can fix their emunand as well.
 

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