What? You confused me totally.No, I was asking if you burned fuses, because autoRCM skips the fuse check, right? So theoretically, wouldn't it be possible to downgrade with this and then use autorcm to boot into it (because it skipped the fuse check)?
Sigh.What? You confused me totally.
If you upgraded using this homebrew or raj's "long guide" and never disabled AutoRCM then your fuses are safe and you can downgrade back to at least that FW version you've been before (or in other words the FW that matches your burnt fuses).
AutoRCM bypasses the act of burning the fuses. It doesn't let you use a firmware below what your fuse requirement is.
I saw someone say reboot from power menu can burn fuses with AutoRCM enabled. is that true or it the same as power off + power on into RCM?
Okay, if I want to use homebrew I put the console on airplane mode and enter to the CFW option?Stock. PreventGCUpdate version if you want to preserve the gamecart controller firmware so you can later on use it again on < 4.0.0 (if you've never ran 4.0.0+ stock before).
If using PreventGCUpdate, physical gamecarts cannot be read.
That makes sense xDPreventGCUpdate does nothing on firmwares < 4.0.0
I tested battery drain percentage in sleep mode without charger and after an hour of just leaving it alone it drops down to around 70%, which should not happen that fast even while playing.AutoRCM itself doesn't drain the battery.
The fact that in many cases the Switch doesn't really turn off but goes in RCM after shutting down is what's causing the drain.
Fixes are simple:
* make sure to remove the USB cable / SX Pro dongle before you do so because attaching something to the USB-C port sometimes causes the Switch to "boot".
- keep it in standby
or- use hekate or SX Pro bootmenu and there the power off option*
Same here. I barely lose a percent in sleep mode.Funny, mine's been sleeping the entire day and the percentage has only gone down by 2.