https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/extras/updating/
Found this, scroll down towards the end. There's a table there. My situation would be On or above 9.0.0, but below 11.0.0
since I'm on 10.2.0, I gather there's atleast two updates to the cartridge slot should I upgrade to 13 (make that three if 13 contained an update to the slot).
But since I'm updating my emuNAND, which in theory is an emulated copy of the Switch software/os, does it still make changes to the actual hardware which both emu-/sysNAND share? I was thinking maybe Atmosphere had some kind of built-in countermeasures to keep the emuNAND separated on multiple levels, blocking hardware wide changes.
If the cartridge slot isn't updated on sysNAND if I update the emuNAND then there shouldn't be a problem right? I can always wipe the emuNAND and create a new one if I would like to downgrade? I've a backup of the NAND (10.2.0) and all my keys.
Not familiar with nogc.. I'll look into that.
Will also check out the converter you mentioned, thanks alot!
Found this, scroll down towards the end. There's a table there. My situation would be On or above 9.0.0, but below 11.0.0
since I'm on 10.2.0, I gather there's atleast two updates to the cartridge slot should I upgrade to 13 (make that three if 13 contained an update to the slot).
But since I'm updating my emuNAND, which in theory is an emulated copy of the Switch software/os, does it still make changes to the actual hardware which both emu-/sysNAND share? I was thinking maybe Atmosphere had some kind of built-in countermeasures to keep the emuNAND separated on multiple levels, blocking hardware wide changes.
If the cartridge slot isn't updated on sysNAND if I update the emuNAND then there shouldn't be a problem right? I can always wipe the emuNAND and create a new one if I would like to downgrade? I've a backup of the NAND (10.2.0) and all my keys.
Not familiar with nogc.. I'll look into that.
Will also check out the converter you mentioned, thanks alot!












