I just don't get the logic behind flashing a bricked nand image to a new oneYou know what's better than one bricked switch?
Two bricked switches
https://gbatemp.net/threads/psa-please-be-careful-when-installing-custom-nsps.513230/how does devmenu bricked your Switch?
Broken tickets are completely different from a brickhttps://gbatemp.net/threads/psa-please-be-careful-when-installing-custom-nsps.513230/
tl;dr You won't be able to play games
True, I just answered the user in question with what we know a bad DevMenu NSP is capable of. I feel like OP does not have a bricked console but a video game console that cannot play games, well, is about as good as a paperweight.Broken tickets are completely different from a brick
That would be a semi brick, since you can't play games.Broken tickets are completely different from a brick
i was being a dummy and i removed the sd card on accident while on devmenuThat would be a semi brick, since you can't play games.
If that's what happened to OP then it looks like it's fixable.
Might be fixable anyway, depends on what exactly OP did.
@ecchilada What exactly did you do in DevMenu?
You mean on purpose, since you can't remove it on accident unless you were sleep walking or possessed by Nintendo telling you to remove the SD card.i was being a dummy and i removed the sd card on accident while on devmenu
How does that "brick" even turn out?i was being a dummy and i removed the sd card on accident while on devmenu
If you mean a factory reset, that's what I meant by going into maintenance mode. This could even be done through hekate to prevent fuses burning if it matters to OP.reinitialising the switch