Why shouldn't it be? It's just an app, not differently from FBI, Nintendo 3DS Sound or any other non-critical title
Sysupdater doesn't install itself to nand, it's just a bulk cia installer
Well yes in itself it is safe but...
I thought this is a downgrader, that was written to nand somehow idk.. if you happen to update a firmware that fixed bootstrap etc..So you can downgrade...?
The titles you (normally) install with SysUpdater are indeed nand titles, but this doesn't matter;I thought this is a downgrader, that was written to nand somehow idk
That's the job of nand backups, especially since if an update was incompatible with current CFWs, you wouldn't be able to boot the operating system and thus sysupdaterif you happen to update a firmware that fixed bootstrap etc..So you can downgrade...?
This is what i mean. (except the chance of a brick?) Could you explain more closely please?I would back it up just to be safe. But I do not see any problems with removing it (Except the chance of a brick)
This is what i mean. (except the chance of a brick?) Could you explain more closely please?
If I install an official update via nintendo that bricks my nintendo , im fucked without this or..?
SysUpdater is only a installer and one that works by itself after you get around the system privileges that it requires (essentially it only works after you run a CFW). It's not a system title, it's not used by other homebrew, CFW or the system itself, and actually SHOULD be removed after you get a CFW running so you can prevent misuse of it by folks who may get to play on your system.What I mean is if that I am not 100% sure if it's a NAND app. If it is there is a chance. (even if there is not)
But what I am most concerned about is that there may be another background app in the NAND that relies on this file to start up the console.
Another concern is that if Nintendo releases an update while it's deleted it may try to download and not know where to install the file. So it may overwrite a NAND app (this is unlikely)