Hmm you say nearly impossible, what would be the last remaining pitfalls to look out for?
Basically from my understanding it works like this right?
- We boot into Hekate to clone the sysNAND to a emuMMC
- sysNAND is never touched/altered
- to boot the emuMMC we use Hekate thus completely bypassing the sysNAND same way when booting Android
- the sysNAND will never be aware that the emuMMC exists and emuMMC and sysNAND live side-by-side completely detached
- as soon as I reboot the Switch everything will be reset same as with Android and the Switch just boots normally off sysNAND
- By removing all WiFi prior to cloning the emuMMC never even has a chance to phone home
That's my understanding of the process, do I have any misunderstandings?
If not, what's the remaining chance to get banned? I also sometimes see people talking about messing with their sysNAND and downgrading and whatnot, why would you do any of that?
I'm not trying to be snarky I just try to understand
As for using the same SD card, since I only have a 64gb one it would get rather crowded if I use the same and for my peace of mind I would rather use a separate one. Nintendo wouldn't dare to scan the SD contents would they?
I might eventually spring for a 256gb card then as I really don't want to wear out the SD slot.
And thanks for the response and helping!