It could be an earlier build of 0.8.10 that had some issues.
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You probably won't need to restore your NAND. My guess is you are using a bugged version of Atmosphere that was fixed with a silent update. Follow my steps above and use the most recent version of 0.9.1.
If you restore a NAND backup from when you already had AutoRCM installed, then you should continue to have AutoRCM installed, yes.
There is no needs to restore NAND you have been told already, connect the SD card to your PC and replace the sig patches if there is older files there.
The issue is probably Atmosphere itself, not the signature patches. He needs to use a more recent version of 0.8.10, or better yet, the most recent version of 0.9.1.
He's probably using a bugged version of Atmosphere 0.8.10. The most recent version of Atmosphere 0.9.1 should fix his problem.
I used the latest version of atmosphere and injected the fusee-primary and it did not help! Still shows corrupted data message in all games!
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My God, what a complicated thing friends! Can I restore Nand without fear? My Switch is running RCM before I do the buckup! I'm afraid to restore!
I plugged in my notebook's card output to copy the atmosphere and homebrew folders!
tell me, do you know if I can restore my nand 6.2 using ChoiDujourNx ??? The backup was done with Auto RCM enabled before upgrading my poor Switch to 8.0.1! In that case, no fuse was burned, right?
I do not use atmosphere sorry.
What I don't understnad is if you have updated to firmware 8.0.1 - why haven't you updated to firmware 8.1.0 and also updated to atmosphere 0.9.1? Do the full upgrade instead of half upgrading.
Friends, I've used Atmosphere 0.9.1 with the updated patches and nothing has changed! All the games continue with the message of corrupted or to download !!! I wanted someone who is accustomed to Nand restore to see this topic to tell if it is safe to restore to 6.2! I suppose the fuse dont burning because the console is on RCM enabled all the time!
It's safe to restore to 6.2. Do you have any intention of ever going online? Make sure you don't downgrade to 6.2, and then upgrade to 8.1 and burn fuses if your clean NAND backup is 8.0.1 (for example).
Anyway, if your sd card is formatted for exfat, there is a likelihood it's corrupted as Nintendo's exfat drivers are sub-par.
I would just delete the games, and delete the tickets, and delete the Nintendo directory of the SD card. If you are on exfat, I would reformat to fat32 completely. If you are worried about keeping game saves, your switch will keep them in it's internal memory.
Anyway, if your sd card is formatted for exfat, there is a likelihood it's corrupted as Nintendo's exfat drivers are sub-par.
I would just delete the games, and delete the tickets, and delete the Nintendo directory of the SD card. If you are on exfat, I would reformat to fat32 completely. If you are worried about keeping game saves, your switch will keep them in it's internal memory.
Yes, can I restore via Hekate to 6.2? My intention is to go back as everything was before! The Hekate I have is an old version, I downloaded the new Kosmos website but I do not know why it did not show that black menu full of options. So I backed up with the old version! Can I use the old version to restore?
Vce guarantees that the games will come back to work with the old Nintendo folder I saved it when it was in 6.2? My card where there are more than 100GB of games and shortcuts to Retroarch Cores is in FAT32! When I want to install a game bigger than 4GB I have to split with a tool called splitNSP!
Even if the saves were deleted, they had already been backed up with Checkpoint!
I did it all before imagining that something could go wrong!
Yes. If your NAND backup is 6.2
If you are doing NSP installs via USB, there is no need to split anything. What situation did you need to split an NSP?
Anyway, starting from scratch isn't the worst thing. It's kind of fun. In the process you learn to back up NSPs you'd like to keep around to. If you don't have backups of the custom made NSPs, that's difficult if there are very many.
You can try 6.2. But if that doesn't end up working, I'd recommend doing over with fresh and new.
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