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Restore rawnand,boot0,boot1 or do system update.if you do not want to burn any fuses,after installing autorcm,do system update on the Atmosphere 0.9.4 on sysnand. Do not worry,You will not get banned unless you have installed any nsp to sysnand.
I followed the directions that link gave which was disconnect controllers and system update.
I still cant get into atmosphere.
How do i restore ranand, boot0, boot1. I never installed autorcm. I dont know what a fuse is. Is emummc the problem?

should i just use sysnand?
edit: I just tried the FSS0 SYS and got the same result. I guess sysnand means the vanilla version without hekate or CFW
 
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https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/extras/nandrestore/
I followed the directions that link gave which was disconnect controllers and system update.
I still cant get into atmosphere.
How do i restore ranand, boot0, boot1. I never installed autorcm. I dont know what a fuse is. Is emummc the problem?

should i just use sysnand?
edit: I just tried the FSS0 SYS and got the same result. I guess sysnand means the vanilla version without hekate or CFW
 
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I dont read about those things yesterday but I forgot already. It happens when I am on hekate and launch FSSO Emummc and FSSO SYS. Hope that answers. I think Emu uses sd card while SYS uses system memory? Anyway, yeah
 
ok o im trying to do my first cfw, im on system 9.0.0, iv downloaded atlas nx kosmo, iv got the sig patches, iv back up the nands, but when i go to launch sys cfw i get the splash screens but then it goes blacnk, booting into stock firmware is fine, im loosing my marble trying to figure this out
 
I dont read about those things yesterday but I forgot already. It happens when I am on hekate and launch FSSO Emummc and FSSO SYS. Hope that answers. I think Emu uses sd card while SYS uses system memory? Anyway, yeah
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Try using https://github.com/mtheall/ftpd/releases instead of FSS0.

yes,emu uses sdcard and sys uses system memory.
 
Thank you for the quick answer!!
Ok let's see if i can explain my poor comprehension on the matter ahahh

The only video tutorial i found in my language had this passage where the guy made two partitions, one of around 29gb (presumably to have the clean sys) and the rest for the emuSys + the games, so that he could switch between the two for when he'd need the clean sys for online gaming. What im asking, i guess, is if this rings any bell and i understood what he did correctly X)
Hekate is for making a backup of the clean sys, right?
29 GiB sounds like the partition for emuMMC since that is around the minimum size you need to boot up emuMMC. Anyway, as long as one the formatted partitions is that size, the size of the other partition does not really matter.

how do I go about running SXOS emunand and atmosphere emunand?
I believe this is the best tutorial for that

ok o im trying to do my first cfw, im on system 9.0.0, iv downloaded atlas nx kosmo, iv got the sig patches, iv back up the nands, but when i go to launch sys cfw i get the splash screens but then it goes blacnk, booting into stock firmware is fine, im loosing my marble trying to figure this out
Is your SD card formatted as FAT32?
 
29 GiB sounds like the partition for emuMMC since that is around the minimum size you need to boot up emuMMC. Anyway, as long as one the formatted partitions is that size, the size of the other partition does not really matter.

Aaah, i see! So the clean sys is on the internal memory of the system?
So the 29gb partition need to be Fat, while the bigger one can be exFat?

Another question, when Hekate does its backup, you need to keep it on the sd or can it be stored on your computer?

Cheers!
 
Hello, just a quick question, how do i update my emunand (it's offline, no internet connection) ? Currently i'm backing up my sysnand freshly updated to 9.0.0 because i saw that Atmosphere now support 9.0.0
From my understanding you'll have to wait until somebody dumps the firmware files for 9.0.0 so that you can perform an offline update with ChoiDuJourNX.
However, I would advise not to update your emunand at all until you're absolutely required to (e.g. want to play Link's Awakening).
 
Aaah, i see! So the clean sys is on the internal memory of the system?
So the 29gb partition need to be Fat, while the bigger one can be exFat?

Another question, when Hekate does its backup, you need to keep it on the sd or can it be stored on your computer?

Cheers!
Well the internal memory of sysMMC is the actual internal memory of your console since sysMMC is your actual console. And the backup can be kept wherever you have space whether that is your SD card, computer, or even cloud.
 
Well the internal memory of sysMMC is the actual internal memory of your console since sysMMC is your actual console. And the backup can be kept wherever you have space whether that is your SD card, computer, or even cloud.
Gotcha, does that mean that, potentially, if i just remove the sd card i can play my physycal and downloaded games as pre-mod online, without risk of ban? (I would not go online with the emunand)
 
Gotcha, does that mean that, potentially, if i just remove the sd card i can play my physycal and downloaded games as pre-mod online, without risk of ban? (I would not go online with the emunand)
As long as you do not go online with the MMC (whether its sys or emu) that you use CFW & homebrew on, you will be fine with or without the SD card.
 
As long as you do not go online with the MMC (whether its sys or emu) that you use CFW & homebrew on, you will be fine with or without the SD card.
Please forgive me, what is the MMC?
on a related note, is there somewhere a glossary with all this words and their meaning? X) thanks!
 
Please forgive me, what is the MMC?
on a related note, is there somewhere a glossary with all this words and their meaning? X) thanks!
Your console resides on an eMMC. In laymen's terms, it is a specialized SD card. And the closest thing we have to a glossary is this FAQ thread written by one of my good friends.
 
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