Heres the funny part. When a "CFW" is only 9MB and "works on all versions of firmwares out there", and a real firmware update is 800MB, when you download it from Nintendo -
- the typical Gen Z'er doesnt even stop in his tracks to think for a moment that the "CFW" might actually be only "patches" of the firmware thats on his device already, and that - when they update it through Nintendos update routines - those might actually update the firmware on the device. (You know, the thing that they are supposed to do..?)
- They also dont think for a second, where the "CFW" might be stored on the Switch (lets see, they didnt buy a modchip with extra NAND; they could read and find out, that emunand isnt finished, ...) so - where do they think this "second firmware" that they can update through Nintendo "lives"?
Also - they love marketing folks lying to them, and selling to them CFW thats actually not a firmware, and emunand thats actually not emunand -- they love that stuff. Eat it up with a spoon. They so happy! They being told thats just what they need, if they want most easy.
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Also, make another NAND backup, now that you are on a higher firmware version. Your current one wont boot anymore after being restored (the efuses thing).
- the typical Gen Z'er doesnt even stop in his tracks to think for a moment that the "CFW" might actually be only "patches" of the firmware thats on his device already, and that - when they update it through Nintendos update routines - those might actually update the firmware on the device. (You know, the thing that they are supposed to do..?)
- They also dont think for a second, where the "CFW" might be stored on the Switch (lets see, they didnt buy a modchip with extra NAND; they could read and find out, that emunand isnt finished, ...) so - where do they think this "second firmware" that they can update through Nintendo "lives"?
Also - they love marketing folks lying to them, and selling to them CFW thats actually not a firmware, and emunand thats actually not emunand -- they love that stuff. Eat it up with a spoon. They so happy! They being told thats just what they need, if they want most easy.
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Also, make another NAND backup, now that you are on a higher firmware version. Your current one wont boot anymore after being restored (the efuses thing).
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