I flashed the wrong nand backup

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Hello, today I mixed up two v2 and flashed rawnand using nxnandmanager. I haven't started work on this console yet, so I don't have a dump of this console. As I understand it, I destroyed prodinfo, safe, user, system, etc.
all I have left are backups for boot0/1, prod and title keys, kfuses, fuses_array and cached
I used the video "sthetix" about unbricking, but now the console just shows the nintendo switch logo
what recovery options do I have?
 
Only way is to desolder the eMMC and reprogram it using a programmer that supports eMMC chips. RCM is not supported on V2 models from what I could tell.
man, this is too radical. Firstly, v2 emmc can be connected via a connector without soldering. Secondly, I still have the modchip and it allows me to boot into hekate. with its help I recovered dump from scratch.
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As it turned out, the problem was the inconsistency of my attempts, I mistakenly flashed unencrypted prodinfo via microsd, and the next attempts I flashed via usb.
It turned out that you cannot flash an encrypted partition over an unencrypted one via USB. I flashed it via microSD and now the console starts up. Unfortunately I don't have the original prodinfo, so I can't connect to Nintendo servers
 
man, this is too radical. Firstly, v2 emmc can be connected via a connector without soldering. Secondly, I still have the modchip and it allows me to boot into hekate. with its help I recovered dump from scratch.
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As it turned out, the problem was the inconsistency of my attempts, I mistakenly flashed unencrypted prodinfo via microsd, and the next attempts I flashed via usb.
It turned out that you cannot flash an encrypted partition over an unencrypted one via USB. I flashed it via microSD and now the console starts up. Unfortunately I don't have the original prodinfo, so I can't connect to Nintendo servers

Should label your NAND backup correctly, so you don't use the wrong NAND with the wrong unit.
 
Should label your NAND backup correctly, so you don't use the wrong NAND with the wrong unit.
I had two switches lying next to each other, I just mixed them up and started flashing them through a PC. By the time I realized my mistake, it had already started flashing the user section. PC Told me that the keys in the program and on the switch are different, but I didn’t pay attention to this, I thought it was a software error
 

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