Hacking Playing legit copies online in SX OS

[blackwhitexy]

What are your opinions on the dangers of doing this? Sometimes I just want to play a quick Mario Kart race without switching to the original Switch firmware.

 

[pLaYeR^^]

No one can say for sure yet if it's safe or not. If you care about not getting banned, don't do it.

 

[JaRocker]

Too soon to tell not enough testers well not any that are posting there results so we could compile them

 

[Albytrozz]

What are your opinions on the dangers of doing this? Sometimes I just want to play a quick Mario Kart race without switching to the original Switch firmware.

As others said I wouldn't risk it in the first place, but if you do you should probably load into OFW to play your legit stuff. The other stuff will just look like carts that you have removed. In SX OS it looks as though one is loaded, and N MAY look at the cert info of an inserted cart when loading a game...

Other than updating the ones I've loaded I'm now permanently offline. I've resigned to the fact that if I want to keep what I've invested in my Nintendo account with the Switch it's the best option. I plan on getting another Switch when the newer revision is launched and I will keep that one squeeky clean

 

[guily6669]

The problem that SX OS is not Emunand, saves and data is always on the nand so even with OFW doesn't mean you are 100% safe, just safer...

With emunand it would probably be almost 100% safe if you used emunand completely offline hacked and remove the SD, use the console full original on the Sysnand with your paid\official games...

 

[pLaYeR^^]

With emunand it would probably be almost 100% safe if you used emunand completely offline hacked and remove the SD, use the console full original on the Sysnand with your paid\official games...

There could be some logs which get saved on the internal storage of the console and get sent to Nintendo when you have a functioning internet connection. We don't know much about it yet, so I wouldn't say that it's almost 100% safe.

 

[Draxzelex]

There could be some logs which get saved on the internal storage of the console and get sent to Nintendo when you have a functioning internet connection. We don't know much about it yet, so I wouldn't say that it's almost 100% safe.

EmuNAND and SysNAND do not and cannot communicate/share information with each other. If you're SysNAND has never been modified before EmuNAND is installed, then it is still safe (assuming Nintendo does not detect EmuNAND).

 

[pLaYeR^^]

EmuNAND and SysNAND do not and cannot communicate/share information with each other. If you're SysNAND has never been modified before EmuNAND is installed, then it is still safe (assuming Nintendo does not detect EmuNAND).

That's totally correct, SysNAND and EmuNAND don't share information with each other. But that's not my point. Think of an internal storage in the console which saves error logs of every NAND, no matter if it's SysNAND or EmuNAND. Both NAND's talk to the same internal storage without knowing that there's another NAND and send the logs to nintendo.

 

[Draxzelex]

That's totally correct, SysNAND and EmuNAND don't share information with each other. But that's not my point. Think of an internal storage in the console which saves error logs of every NAND, no matter if it's SysNAND or EmuNAND. Both NAND's talk to the same internal storage without knowing that there's another NAND and send the logs to nintendo.

Hmm, fair enough. I guess we don't have enough information to say whether SysNAND/EmuNAND talk to some third part of the system that saves information independently or not.

 

[pLaYeR^^]

Hmm, fair enough. I guess we don't have enough information to say whether SysNAND/EmuNAND talk to some third part of the system that saves information independently or not.

Yes, I hope we will know more soon.