Yeah, ok i understand those but if you want to use the CFW is there a reason for no fuse burning method? As for the rest I'd say laziness is the most prominent
Not wanting to use a jig or autorcm for the rest of eternity just to boot up
According to a GBATemp poll from January, 54.3% of users were on 4.0.0 or higher, and this is before 5.0.0+ came out. This means it's very likely that the vast majority of people are on 4.0.0 or higher, the versions currently compatible with ReiNX.
im not saying they should update, but considering how easy it is to access rcm on top of having access to an auto rcm function, its super easy to just not care about being on the latest firmware unless you bought a new switch recently because you were waiting on a CFW to be released first
Uh... I just specified that not wanting to do so was the point.
My post is a reference to this, which I presume mostly caters to reddit users who visit /r/SwitchHacks.
That doesn't tell us anything about who is on 4.0.0-5.1.0 and who isn't. I would also argue that GBATemp users are at least somewhat more likely to use ReiNX than Reddit users.
It appears to, yes.
That's probably the case. That, and a lot of people are unaware of the process of upgrading without burning efuses and/or only become aware of it when it's too late.
He's referring to the safer guide. The way you described is risky with regard to accidentally burning efuses.
With AutoRCM installed, it's nearly impossible to accidentally burn efuses, unless one uses SX OS 1.0.
/r/SwitchHacks users are rather anti-atmosphere at this point in time so many updated in response to drama, much like GBATemp users.
How does Reisyukaku get anything done with such slow upload speeds?
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