Hacking Question How to keep same profiles on two different SD Card

[everton1985a]

Hello,

I bought a SX Core Switch a few days ago, and I already know that I can for instance have X games on SD Card 1, and X games on a second SD Card, and the games in it will play perfectly. The only issue I'm having, is that whenever I'm on SD Card 1, I will have the first two user profiles I created when I first launched the Switch, and when on SD Card 2, I had to create new users.

So apparently, the users are stored on the SD Cards itself instead of the internal storage (is it the same for the save games, right?). Is there a way to change it, so that I can have the same user profiles load on both SD Cards?

Sure, I could create both users alike, with same picture and name, but I would like to also keep play time statistics, that the NX Activity Log gives the same on both SD Cards, showing also the games that are installed on the other SD.

Any tips on how I could achieve this?
Eg: Having the user profiles and maybe save games too all on internal storage.

Thanks in advance,

 

[Helidwarf]

you can have that by not using emunand, delete emunand and use sysnad and you can have one user profile for everything

 

[everton1985a]

you can have that by not using emunand, delete emunand and use sysnad and you can have one user profile for everything

Thanks for the reply. That means to disable SX OS and play on the original firmware, correct?

 

[Helidwarf]

Thanks for the reply. That means to disable SX OS and play on the original firmware, correct?

no it means disabling emunand in sx os's bootloader

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Thanks for the reply. That means to disable SX OS and play on the original firmware, correct?

Also, if you do that, keep an unmodified backup of your clean sysNAND safe, it becomes very important when you are not using emuNAND since there's no going back to a clean NAND without it.

 

[everton1985a]

no it means disabling emunand in sx os's bootloader

Thanks!

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Also, if you do that, keep an unmodified backup of your clean sysNAND safe, it becomes very important when you are not using emuNAND since there's no going back to a clean NAND without it.

Thanks for the tip!