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Hallo,

A few weeks ago I setup my unpatched Switch for CFW use. I tried to follow the tutorials very closely and also created a Nand Backup, a Sysnand and an Emunand. Unfortunately I couldnt lauch to my Emunand because of some error. I fixed the error now but in the meantime I used my Sysnand for all the homebrew stuff. I never went online though since using CFW. Is there a way for me to get my sysnand conpletely clean again? And is it possible without starting from zero? I want to use my current sysnand as the new emunand and then make a completely clean sysnand so I dont have to reinstall everything.

I have a nand backup from before CFW, never went online since CFW and never updated my firmware.

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Hallo,

A few weeks ago I setup my unpatched Switch for CFW use. I tried to follow the tutorials very closely and also created a Nand Backup, a Sysnand and an Emunand. Unfortunately I couldnt lauch to my Emunand because of some error. I fixed the error now but in the meantime I used my Sysnand for all the homebrew stuff. I never went online though since using CFW. Is there a way for me to get my sysnand conpletely clean again? And is it possible without starting from zero? I want to use my current sysnand as the new emunand and then make a completely clean sysnand so I dont have to reinstall everything.

I have a nand backup from before CFW, never went online since CFW and never updated my firmware.

Thanks in advance!
Restore your clean sysNAND backup, its the only way to make it "clean".
 
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Restore your clean sysNAND backup, its the only way to make it "clean".

Can I somehow change my sysnand to be my emunand and then restore my clean Backup on a new sysnand while keeping the emunand?


Thanks, but since this resets everything anyways, wouldnt restoring my nand be the safer option?
 
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Can I somehow change my sysnand to be my emunand and then restore my clean Backup on a new sysnand while keeping the emunand?



Thanks, but since this resets everything anyways, wouldnt restoring my nand be the safer option?
i don't use emunand, but i'm sure there's an option in hekate that creates emunand from your current sysnand. So the answer to your first question is yes.
 
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Can I somehow change my sysnand to be my emunand and then restore my clean Backup on a new sysnand while keeping the emunand?

Thanks, but since this resets everything anyways, wouldnt restoring my nand be the safer option?

1. when creating emunand you can clone your sysnand or use a backup
2. if you have a clean backup restore it, updating it

a) official way, if you care about fuses, have your payload and jig ready and hold the button once the screen goes blank and reboots as when updating will remove autorcm
b) if u use choi to update after restore u have to use haku33 to clean it
 
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  • Put sysnand in airplane mode or remove every WiFi connection
  • Create a new emunand from your sysnand
  • Restore your sysnand backup
You may need to move your Nintendo folder from SD root to /emuMMC/RAW1/
 
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