
Not quite sure what you're planning to do but since you're modifying emuMMC, I suppose there is no harm. NxNandManger is exactly what you are looking for.How do I extract the boot0 / boot1 from the sys and inject it into the emunand with hetake? Thanks


It is technically possible but there is no elegant solution. The closest thing you can do is backup your emuMMC then restore it to sysMMC. The problem is by doing so it will overwrite anything that you have in sysMMC. If you have nothing worth saving in sysMMC, you can try using NxNandManager to complete the whole process.How can I move my emuNAND to sysNAND? Is this possible? I use fusee-primary, and I'd rather save 32GB on my SD Card by moving my emuNAND into sysNAND.
Firstly, the console is not "jaibroken". Jailbreak has only really been used for iPhones and PS3 consoles. Secondly, according to Nintendo, that error code seems to indicate you are trying to access an online feature or online in general with a game. The problem is this is not possible with pirated copies. If this is not your issue, I highly recommend using TinWoo Installer to install your games instead. It is what I personally use and I never have encountered any issues when using it.I need a little bit of help. I spent some time doing all my research & I was able to jailbreak my unpatched switch. I have Atmosphere CFW & made a nand backup, with emmuMMC as my mirror for the games & everything else.
My problem is after I install a game from tinfoil I try & run it. I get this error 2155-8007. I followed instructions & put in manual DNS settings. I don’t know how to get rid of this error or what it means. What can I do?
Firstly, the console is not "jaibroken". Jailbreak has only really been used for iPhones and PS3 consoles. Secondly, according to Nintendo, that error code seems to indicate you are trying to access an online feature or online in general with a game. The problem is this is not possible with pirated copies. If this is not your issue, I highly recommend using TinWoo Installer to install your games instead. It is what I personally use and I never have encountered any issues when using it.

I don't believe it could be your DNS settings but since there are ways of blocking connections to Nintendo's servers without DNS settings, you can give them a try. Its also possible the games you are installing are bad dumps.Thanks for the clarification, didn’t mean to use the wrong term. I actually have the Awoo installer(if that’s what it’s called). I will check out Tinwoo. The thing is I use shops on Tinfoil to install my games. I have not done it by getting any NSPXCI games. I know it might easier to use my computer & apps like Tinwoo. But I don’t know why the games try to access an online feature. Could it be my DNS settings bags or is it just something that happens with shop games?
I don't believe it could be your DNS settings but since there are ways of blocking connections to Nintendo's servers without DNS settings, you can give them a try. Its also possible the games you are installing are bad dumps.

Unfortunately I do not block Nintendo connections because I do not use any Internet services. I simply deleted all of my Wi-Fi settings and do everything offline.I will use different shops and see how those dumps work. It’s weird though I used my legit Pokémon sword & installed it with tinfoil, didn’t give me that error. Only talked about not being able to use the backup cloud service. Speaking of the DNS settings, do you think you could tell me what settings you use or how I would be able to block Nintendo without dns
I recommend following this guide instead. No, you do not have to restore your sysMMC before setting up emuMMC. In fact, if you restore it before setting it up, it'll be counteractive towards your goal. When you setup emuMMC, it starts off as a copy of your current sysMMC so if you restore your sysMMC backup now, your emuMMC will become your sysMMC backup.Hey guys, currently I am using Atmosphere on my sysNand but I wanted to setup sysNand + emuNand.
Is this guide still the way to go?
https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/user_guide/getting_started/
And do I have to restore my sysNand backup first before setting up emuNand or is there a faster way to do it?
If its possible I would like to have my current sysNand as my new emuNand, and my sysNand backup as my new sysNand.
Thanks in advance!
Unfortunately I do not block Nintendo connections because I do not use any Internet services. I simply deleted all of my Wi-Fi settings and do everything offline.
I recommend following this guide instead. No, you do not have to restore your sysMMC before setting up emuMMC. In fact, if you restore it before setting it up, it'll be counteractive towards your goal. When you setup emuMMC, it starts off as a copy of your current sysMMC so if you restore your sysMMC backup now, your emuMMC will become your sysMMC backup.

No, you can just jump straight into the guide with no prior alterations.Thanks alot for your reply!
If I am doing the setup from my current state, are there any settings I should reset first before starting with your guide, like autoRcm?

Hey,
so wondering if someone can help me...I have 2 Nintendo switches Hackable 1 mine and 1 my daughter's setup with latest Horizon os and AMS with all the patches etc all fine.
My daughters has an issue with the bluetooth controllers pairing in CFW....if I boot into OFW and remove the controllers they pair fine as soon as I boot into CFW and I press any of the joy con buttons the lights blink like it tries to connect then they go off....any ideas?

Joycon has its own firmware you can try to see if updating joycon firmware solve your issue.
Hi! Great community you guys have here! Loving the forums, so much information!
TL;DR; Can *any* Nintendo Switch be softmoded? I can't seem to find a definitive answer.
I am dying to buy a Nintendo Switch for me and my daughter to play together for quite some time, and now I finally can afford one. I live in Brazil and the estratospherical taxes plus the devalued currency makes it very costy. Sadly, it also makes the games very expensive. That's why I'm looking for soft mod solutions so I can have some games to play from the start.
The problem is that I can't really find a definitive answer to my question: can *any* Nintendo Switch model/version be soft modded or I may end up with a expensive console without any games to play?
You need a V1 unpatched unit. If you get a V1 patched or V2 Motherboard you would need a SX OS Modchip very hard to source.
Use the link to use a reference to unpatch serial #.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-...he-first-post-before-asking-questions.481215/
I believe if you can find a mario kart bundle switch it will be an unpatched one. all that inflation and economic collapse is coming to America soon thanks to joe biden so we will be in the same boat soon my friend. Stay strongHi! Great community you guys have here! Loving the forums, so much information!
TL;DR; Can *any* Nintendo Switch be softmoded? I can't seem to find a definitive answer.
I've been dying to buy a Nintendo Switch for me and my daughter to play together for quite some time, and now I finally can afford one. I live in Brazil and the estratospherical taxes plus the devalued currency makes it very costy. Sadly, it also makes the games very expensive. That's why I'm looking for soft mod solutions so I can have some games to play from the start.
The problem is that I can't really find a definitive answer to my question: can *any* Nintendo Switch model/version be soft modded or I may end up with a expensive console without any games to play?
edit: I've read the FAQ and most likely any new Switch will be 100% patched, but I also read in other places that you can use CFW+emuNAND with these patched devices. So I can't get to a conclusion.