It's your decision if you update the system firmware of your console or not. 3.0.0 will probably get coldboot and a software solution and you might not need a jig anymore. In the meantime people found a way to update to the latest firmware but with the possibility to downgrade later on, if they want to go back.
Here's a guide for that if you are interested: https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-...nofficially-without-burning-any-fuses.507461/
Also for the firmware status look here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/firmware-status.495078/
Correct. Since you don't burn fuses with the method which I referred to, you can restore the NAND backup which you are going to create at the start of the tutorial.
Your dilemma is quite understandable: after such a long time (waiting) you are tempted by the current hacks.
If you had two consoles, then I'd tell you to update away and start enjoying your console!
Well like @pLaYeR^^ said it's your decision to make: see the pros and cons and decide.
And even with only one device (if it's all you have) I'd advice you to hope onboard since there is no telling if the next system update will be hackable (in short time) or not.
If you had two consoles, then I'd tell you to update away and start enjoying your console!
Well like @pLaYeR^^ said it's your decision to make: see the pros and cons and decide.
And even with only one device (if it's all you have) I'd advice you to hope onboard since there is no telling if the next system update will be hackable (in short time) or not.
Then what's the problem? Use the updated console for playing the latest games and keep the 3.0.0 console as it is. That's how I currently do it, but my second switch is on 2.1.0 instead of 3.0.0.
Last edited by pLaYeR^^,
