Hacking Question Did i Just ruined my switch?

[Dontwait00]

Thew days ago, i got my switch on Amazon and was on 4.1.0 fw.
After some days, i was allready using autoRCM with cfw, and while i was fiddling on system settings, i did upgrade my switch to 5.1.0 fw 0_0

I Hope i did not ruined my switch (like the boot0-1 or any fuses or any of the staff like that) because i was using the autoRCM + cfw and while it was upgrading, on the reboot (asked for upgrading) i didnt need to use my tablet (NXLoader) for payload anymore...

Is this damaged?

 

[RHOPKINS13]

Nope, as far as I know any system update will repair boot0. You just need to re-install AutoRCM.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

If it boots, what's the problem?

 

[benson733]

Sounds like it just unmodded you're system when you updated? What's the issue?

 

[Dontwait00]

Sounds like it just unmodded you're system when you updated? What's the issue?

No issues but im in panic

 

[benson733]

No issues but im in panic

I wouldn't. Just reinstall auto rcm and cfw and everything should be back to normal. Make a fresh Nand backup with the newest tools first and you should be golden.

 

[crazy_p]

No need to Panic, just no Warmboot Solution anytime soon for you.

 

[Draxzelex]

AutoRCM is removed when the system updates

 

[magico29]

No issues but im in panic

pres the panic button baby!!

 

[kramer987]

you burned your efuses; didn't ruin your switch though

 

[Lacius]

All you need to do is reinstall AutoRCM, and everything will be back to normal. If you do a legitimate update, AutoRCM will be removed.

In hindsight, if your plan was you use AutoRCM anyway, then you could have followed this guide to update to 5.1.0 manually without burning any efuses, leaving you a downgrade path to 4.1.0. You're now stuck on 5.X or higher, which isn't a big deal.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

No need to Panic, just no Warmboot Solution anytime soon for you.

Coldboot*
Warmboot is getting out of sleep mode, which is already done.

 

[OkazakiTheOtaku]

Coldboot*
Warmboot is getting out of sleep mode, which is already done.

No, not quite.
Coldboot is when it boots with CFW with no external launchers.
Warm boot is when you have to relaunch CFW after it boots.

Warmboot is correct.

 

[kramer987]

why don't you just run bricmii once to see. it should say you have 6 burned, i.e., the program should display 6 in the first line

 

[Draxzelex]

Coldboot*
Warmboot is getting out of sleep mode, which is already done.

No, the unreleased warmboots involve loading a webpage and work up to 4.1 (e.g. Deja Vu). There are no unreleased coldboots at this time.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

No, not quite.
Coldboot is when it boots with CFW with no external launchers.
Warm boot is when you have to relaunch CFW after it boots.

Warmboot is correct.

No, the unreleased warmboots involve loading a webpage and work up to 4.1 (e.g. Deja Vu). There are no unreleased coldboots at this time.

Huh. Guess I was wrong.

 

[Lacius]

Coldboot*
Warmboot is getting out of sleep mode, which is already done.

No, the unreleased warmboots involve loading a webpage and work up to 4.1 (e.g. Deja Vu). There are no unreleased coldboots at this time.

And there almost certainly won't ever be an untethered coldboot exploit for anything above 3.0.1/3.0.2.

 

[Draxzelex]

Huh. Guess I was wrong.

It happens to everyone. What's important is that you now know the facts before anyone else nasty got the jump on you (GBATemp's quite well-known for that after all).

 

[c80]

Coldboot is when it boots with CFW with no external launchers.
Warm boot is when you have to relaunch CFW after it boots.

No, not quite.
Coldboot is when the system was off before booting.
Warmboot is when the system was on before booting.

 

[OkazakiTheOtaku]

when the system was on before booting

wat

that's not what "booting" is. by definition, if it was "booting," it was off