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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blythe93" data-source="post: 10466412" data-attributes="member: 614575">HATS pack probably has more stuff than you actually need. Instead of using those packs, I'd suggest that you just update Atmosphere and Hekate first from their official repositories and see if that will fix your boot problems. Can you even boot into sysMMC without SD card inserted?For installing game backups I'd highly suggest using DBI instead. I've personally never had any issues with it ever since I hacked my Switch.Kinda. It's still advisable to block Nintendo servers with either 90DNS or DNSMITM in order to block accidental firmware updates since banned consoles can be updated the official way. Other than that, I guess you can use CFW on sysNAND if that's what you want to do. Writing to sysNAND might wear it down over time I believe, resulting in console failure a bit sooner than if you've used emuNAND only instead. I'm not sure how many writes it can take before it goes bad.If you've booted into stock firmware, yes, you can play online there as long as you sysMMC is clean (e.g. you've never installed pirated game onto it, homebrew forwarder or similar). Semi-stock is also an option, but I'm not 100% sure what's safe to use in that case (probably something like 60fps mods on offline games).As long as you haven't modified those saves, used cheats or similar, I believe that it's safe.Switch has its own save transfer tool if you go into System Settings > Data Management > Transfer Your Save Data. Note that save data can only be transferred between users that are linked to the same Nintendo Account. Some games, like Animal Crossing: New Horizons have their own official save transfer tool i.e. Island Transfer Tool. Uploading your save file to the Save Cloud is also an option, but I believe it requires an active online subscription.</blockquote>

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