My situation is a little confusing. I think I can still pull off not being banned, but I think I will need help from people that know how atmosphere works regarding how it can potentially leave traces on my switch that could be detected.
My situation is as follows.
-I made a NAND backup that is on 4.1.0 (no exFAT).
-After that, I connected the switch to the internet to download the exFAT update, so the last time my switch connected to the Nintendo's servers it was 4.1.0 exFAT. I didn't make a new backup after that and my switch never saw the light of the internet again after this.
-On CFW I accidently burned my fuses up to whatever 7.1.0 fuses are. Again, it didn't connect to the internet.
So, the situation is as follows. I want to restore my NAND backup but want to minime my chance of being banned. So I was thinking of doing the following:
1) Bypass fuse check with AutoRCM and Restore 4.1.0 (no exFAT) and then update to 4.1.0 (exFAT) using ChoiDujourNX.
2) Bypass the fuse check to boot into 4.1.0 exFAT, connect to Nintendo servers and then update to the most recent system version.
3) After updating and booting up, I'd like to re-enable the fuse check to burn my fuses up to the most recent system release.
So, my questions are:
Q1) Does HorizonOS logs when an attempt to boot into the system is made with the wrong fuse check? I mean, if I update to 8.1.0 but the fuses count is still at 7.1.0's count would HorizonOS know and log? Or if I boot into 4.1.0 with fuse count 7.1.0 would it be logged somehow? Should I disable AutoRCM right before I connect to the internet to system update my switch to the latest version by using the Nintend's Servers so the my fuses are burned to the latest count as expected at the right time or won't it matter if it is burned later?
Q2) For using ChoiDujourNX I will need to use CFW to access the Homebrew from within 4.1.0, right? As atmosphere is now, if I just use Rekado to boot atmosphere to use Homebrew would any trace be left on my system or atmosphere as it is now doesn't (hopefully) any traces behind unless I do some reeeealy shade stuff from within it?
I mean, if I want to use Homebrew, what steps should I be aware of to not leave traces?
Q3) Anymore tips besides good luck?
My situation is as follows.
-I made a NAND backup that is on 4.1.0 (no exFAT).
-After that, I connected the switch to the internet to download the exFAT update, so the last time my switch connected to the Nintendo's servers it was 4.1.0 exFAT. I didn't make a new backup after that and my switch never saw the light of the internet again after this.
-On CFW I accidently burned my fuses up to whatever 7.1.0 fuses are. Again, it didn't connect to the internet.
So, the situation is as follows. I want to restore my NAND backup but want to minime my chance of being banned. So I was thinking of doing the following:
1) Bypass fuse check with AutoRCM and Restore 4.1.0 (no exFAT) and then update to 4.1.0 (exFAT) using ChoiDujourNX.
2) Bypass the fuse check to boot into 4.1.0 exFAT, connect to Nintendo servers and then update to the most recent system version.
3) After updating and booting up, I'd like to re-enable the fuse check to burn my fuses up to the most recent system release.
So, my questions are:
Q1) Does HorizonOS logs when an attempt to boot into the system is made with the wrong fuse check? I mean, if I update to 8.1.0 but the fuses count is still at 7.1.0's count would HorizonOS know and log? Or if I boot into 4.1.0 with fuse count 7.1.0 would it be logged somehow? Should I disable AutoRCM right before I connect to the internet to system update my switch to the latest version by using the Nintend's Servers so the my fuses are burned to the latest count as expected at the right time or won't it matter if it is burned later?
Q2) For using ChoiDujourNX I will need to use CFW to access the Homebrew from within 4.1.0, right? As atmosphere is now, if I just use Rekado to boot atmosphere to use Homebrew would any trace be left on my system or atmosphere as it is now doesn't (hopefully) any traces behind unless I do some reeeealy shade stuff from within it?
I mean, if I want to use Homebrew, what steps should I be aware of to not leave traces?
Q3) Anymore tips besides good luck?
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