You either boot your Switch (jig or AutoRCM) while the SX Pro dongle is plugged in and hold VOL+ or (in case of using ReiNX) just chose "launch firmware" -> "stock" from within the ReiNX boot menu.
Does this method still applies?
Yeah it does but if you don't have AutoRCM yet (and are absolutely sure about that) you can just use the hekate payload, go to tools and toggle AutoRCM there once to have it enabled.
AutoRCM is only there to nullify the need for the RCM jig, right? If that's the case, then that means I'd still be able to run ReiNX CFW from there?
Thanks. I've just enabled auto-RCM with my Switch. I'm now booting to ReiNX with much more ease.Correct. Think of it as a "jig emulation".
Congratulations.
Thanks for the heads up. But, yeah, I've been reading around and came across that topic which talked about the auto-RCM consuming energy from the battery even when the device is really turned off. I'm okay with it in the mean time. I just hoped it would not ruin the battery somehow.
Yes, I can vouch on the same thing. Btw, the briicmii payload appears to be updated to version 2 already.
That's the problem. It is not off if AutoRCM is active. Instead it boots into RCM after a shut down from Horizon. Also it boots into RCM if something is plugged into the USB C port, so if you turn it off and want to charge it in the dock it secretly turns on and discharges. So either use one of my two options above to really turn it off completely or keep it in standby forever.
I guess I'm okay with having auto-RCM enabled for now. I like the ease of it versus using the RCM jig to boot the Switch to RCM Mode.That's the problem. It is not off if AutoRCM is active. Instead it boots into RCM after a shut down from Horizon. Also it boots into RCM if something is plugged into the USB C port, so if you turn it off and want to charge it in the dock it secretly turns on and discharges. So either use one of my two options above to really turn it off completely or keep it in standby forever.
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