Hacking Question Help After NAND Restore

[cbloveday]

I did a NAND Restore after stupidly updating to 6.2. After the restore I am back on 6.1 AMS 0.7.5.

Situation: I appear to no longer have Sleep Mode at all after the restore. Now when I hit the Power Button for Sleep Mode it goes straight into RCM. I tested this by leaving it hooked to my PC and TegraRCMGUI recognizes the system in RCM after hitting Power for Sleep AND when the system sits idle and goes to Sleep itself. When this happens I have to push the payload of course to get it to come back on BUT when it comes back on it freezes on a black screen and I have to hold Power to force a shutdown. Once I force shutdown and power on again I have to push the payload a 2nd time in order to finally get the system to come fully on and be useable again. I have tried this with both Hekate and Fusee Primary payloads. I have also wiped my SD Card and put the basics needed to boot back on. I have searched on here and Google for a fix but only find results for the previous Sleep Mode bug that has since been resolved but no answers for something like this.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

 

[Draxzelex]

I did a NAND Restore after stupidly updating to 6.2. After the restore I am back on 6.1 AMS 0.7.5.

Situation: I appear to no longer have Sleep Mode at all after the restore. Now when I hit the Power Button for Sleep Mode it goes straight into RCM. I tested this by leaving it hooked to my PC and TegraRCMGUI recognizes the system in RCM after hitting Power for Sleep AND when the system sits idle and goes to Sleep itself. When this happens I have to push the payload of course to get it to come back on BUT when it comes back on it freezes on a black screen and I have to hold Power to force a shutdown. Once I force shutdown and power on again I have to push the payload a 2nd time in order to finally get the system to come fully on and be useable again. I have tried this with both Hekate and Fusee Primary payloads. I have also wiped my SD Card and put the basics needed to boot back on. I have searched on here and Google for a fix but only find results for the previous Sleep Mode bug that has since been resolved but no answers for something like this.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

Firmware 6.2 burns the fuses to a count of 8. This is relevant when it comes to waking up out of sleep mode. The console performs a fuse check and if its higher than the firmware, it will refuse to wake up. This increased fuse count is also relevant when it comes to coldboot aka turning the console on. Just like with the sleep mode, if the fuse count is too high, the console will refuse to turn on. Since Fusee bypasses the fuse check, you can boot the console into RCM then load SX OS to turn on the console.