Possibly patched.Guys would this patched or unpatched
Xaj400492*****
Awww actually the thing is its not a retail unitPossibly patched.
Than better search for one which is 100% unpatched.Awww actually the thing is its not a retail unit
There is a guy selling it online so I can't try it and return later ;(
Thing is OP of thread said on page 77 “The closest is XAJ40049, which is unpatched. This should be your reference."Than better search for one which is 100% unpatched.
I said that half a year ago. Since then there were Switch under XAJ0049 found, which are patched.Thing is OP of thread said on page 77 “The closest is XAJ40049, which is unpatched. This should be your reference."
So will Xaj400492 be unpatch too?
Oh quite confused ;(I said that half a year ago. Since then there were Switch under XAJ0049 found, which are patched.
All we can say it's maybe patched. You can get lucky and it's unpatched or you are not.Oh quite confused ;(
The guy selling it says its 6months old and gave me that serial number too
Still can't figure out if I should buy
Hey guys
Would this be patched or unpatched
XAJ100207x
Imo the tutorial on checking patched units is bad. No one will bother checking their units if steps list something like "insert your jig" "boot into RCM" without properly explaining what it means AND what it looks like. There is link for entering a "Recovery Mode" but how would a new comer make a connection to "RCM". If anything it should be abbreviated "RM", or written as "Recovery Mode(RCM)".Added an F.A.Q to the OP. Does anyone has suggestion which other questions I should include?
Then it's their loss. Buying a jig or even a payload injector like ns-atmosphere (which comes with its own jig) is a good investment for someone who is trying to get a Switch to hack it. Even if the first Switch he gets is patched, he'll keep looking for an unpatched unit. Worse case scenario if he never finds an unpatched Switch... he's out a few bucks.Many would not bother buying a jig just to check if their unit is patched or not.