I am assuming you are not using a TX modchip.
If you don't want to use an emuMMC, you can boot your system using the latest version of Atmosphere and downgrade to 11.0.0 using Daybreak. After that, you should block updates on your sysMMC, and you will be able to use SX OS with it again. As it was already mentioned above though, you will not be able to boot your Switch without using a custom bootloader like fusee-primary, Hekate, or SX OS, since you will have a fuse mismatch.
That all being said, it is recommended that you make the switch to Atmosphere and stop using SX OS, since it is unlikely to ever receive support for anything above 11.0.0. As newer games are released, newer system versions above 11.0.0 will be required to play them.
If you don't want to use an emuMMC, you can boot your system using the latest version of Atmosphere and downgrade to 11.0.0 using Daybreak. After that, you should block updates on your sysMMC, and you will be able to use SX OS with it again. As it was already mentioned above though, you will not be able to boot your Switch without using a custom bootloader like fusee-primary, Hekate, or SX OS, since you will have a fuse mismatch.
That all being said, it is recommended that you make the switch to Atmosphere and stop using SX OS, since it is unlikely to ever receive support for anything above 11.0.0. As newer games are released, newer system versions above 11.0.0 will be required to play them.
This guide is not recommended, since ChoiDujourNX is not recommended. Use Daybreak instead.
ChoiDujourNX is no longer supported, and it isn't as safe. Daybreak uses the same functions as if you were performing an update from a cartridge and includes all the accompanying safeguards. ChoiDujourNX also causes issues on Mariko systems.
It's likely the end, yes. Migrating to Atmosphere is recommended, but you have some time before games/updates are released that require system versions higher than 11.0.0.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-from-sx-os-to-atmosphere.533337/
I would have two switches one for docked USB hard-drive for the tv, or you can set up multiple emunands on one SD card
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You can answer my questions here, and I will do my best to help you or point you in the right direction. You haven't provided a lot of information to work with.
i recently did the move from sx os to atmos both launch console and mariko as i thought ninja gaiden required fw 12, but im still on fw 10.2.0 and i dont use emunand, the cfw runs on sysnand.
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