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the first 8 digits should do as a serial can be the same in the first seven digits andhave a diffrent firmware
39 CAN/US Gray --- --- XAW1001XXXXXXX 2.2.0 Duhasst0
40 CAN/US Gray --- --- XAW1001XXXXXXX 2.3.0 Wii8461
but with eight or more digits you can tell a diffrence
36 CAN/US Gray Target (BM) 8/19/2017 XAW100193XXXXX 2.3.0 zes
37 CAN/US Gray BestBuy (BM) 8/17/2017 XAW100196XXXXX 2.3.0 SirByte
38 CAN/US Gray --- --- XAW1001XXXXXXX 2.2.0 Patodox
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27 CAN/US Gray Gamestop (BM) 8/18/2017 XAW100084XXXXX 1.0.0 gameboy
28 US Neon --- 4/29/2017 XAW1000873XXXX 2.0.0 rikipy
Needs at least two more digits.Console arrived today:
Version Number: XAJ4001
Region: EUR
Firmware: 2.3.0
System Color: Gray
May the wait be short for all of us
Looks like wololo.net published a story on obtaining the lower firmware switchs and linked back to the google doc I created which has a link back to this thread. Also Essometer and CTCaer got mentioned by name! We famous y'all !!!
Please continue to add to the sheet so we can get at-least to 100.
Please continue to add to the sheet so we can get at-least to 100.
Last edited by Xplic1T,
I'm pretty sure you can see the serial through the box on the bottom (without opening it).
Serial: xaw100194
Gamestop
2.30 firmware
Region: USA
Red/blue switch
Gamestop
2.30 firmware
Region: USA
Red/blue switch
Last edited by jet_moto_champ,
So as we all know a exploit that existed till Firmware version 3.0 has been fixed in 3.01. While where is probably no
Switch with 3.0.1 sold in stores to this day (17.08.2017), I think it would be a good idea to start a thread where people
can post the serial number and informations about their switch consoles to help people buy hackable switches in the future.
Assembly Line:
Batch Number:
Region:
Firmware:
System Color:
Was a bundle (if yes, which):
If you know with which Firmware your switch came out of the box, please fill in those fields.
According to CTCear, here are some information about the Switch serial numbers:
For example: XAJ70002712345
X: Product of NX line
A: Switch Hardware
J70: Assembly line
The following numbers are probably a consecutive number. So the Switch in the example is Switch number 2712345. To determine the
Firmware to serial correlation, please post the number rounded to the hundred thousands. In this example you would post 2.7 million in the
"Batch Number" field.
Where to look for the serial before you buy a Switch: There is a hole on the underside of the box where a sticker with the serial is placed.
The spoiler has a pic with the location.
1.0.0
XAW100016
XAW100025
XAW100060
XAW100084
XAW100092
XAW700015
XAW700026
XAJ100042
XAJ400078
XAJ700012
XAJ700024
XAJ700028
XAJ700030
XAJ700035
2.1.0
XAW100139
XAW700050
XAW700049
XAJ700078
2.2.0
XAW100165
XAW100168 (2x)
XAJ400119
XAJ700093
XAJ70009x
2.3.0
XAW100194
XAW100196
XAW100202
XAW10021x
XAW400012
XAW400014
XAW400015
XAW70005x
XAJ40015x
XAJ700101
XAJ700102
XAJ700109
XAJ700118
3.0.0
XAW400017
XAW400018 (2x)
XAJ400181
3.0.1
Nothing yet
Xplic1T created a spreadsheet that contains all information that we gathered in this thread in more detail then the OP.
You can view it here
Feel free to edit the spreadsheet with more informations
There is no way to know if a person want to buy the box like in Amazon or any retail stores.
Firmware version?
You forrgot the most imortant part
So, we still haven't found any 3.0.1 in stores yet?
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@Maximumbeans, Indeed. I've been working on getting this Infecutus chip to work on my PS2. But after soldering, I realised that a plastic piece was missing from the power ribbon cable to the power and eject buttons. -
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Now I could go with soldering the contacts from the cable to the connector on the mobo, but doesn't sound like a good permanent solution.
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@Maximumbeans, Maybe start practice soldering. Get a cheap-ass soldering iron and follow some good YouTube tutorials.+1
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Least my experience has gotten better than over a decade ago. My iron would constantly bump into components and break them.
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Sounds good. I actually did soldering but like 16 years ago for school so uuuuh probably rusty haha
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@Maximumbeans, Same here. I did soldering at school from a teacher who I honestly liked since he had plenty of good electronics experience.+1
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It was like all clear and fancy. Tbf I'm not too experienced with chess, but would like to learn someday.
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