You would either need another exploit which could bypass the supernag entirely as its not dependent on the Internet or a hardmod which would require opening up the console.
It works but you cannot load that homebrew without CFW and patched users cannot load CFW because of the supernag.
See Draxzelex's post above for why Gag Order doesn't help people with ipatched systems experiencing the supernag.
The only way to get rid of the supernag on ipatched systems is to restore an old NAND backup from before the supernag using a hardmod.
Indeed. I have an iPatched device on 4.1 and unfortunately with supernag probably due to lack of enough knowledge when I had it last year. And if there is no hope of solving supernag, I would not wait anymore.
I am in the same boat. I am still waiting for official word from anyone out there that supernag cannot be defeated via a cart update. Once that is known then I will probably sell this switch and buy one that can do RCM. THey are not all that hard to find, contrary to what everyone says.
No one is saying that. As the user Lacius mentioned above, an ipatched unit can only remove the supernag with a NAND backup performed via a hardmod. It is a flag stored in the console's internal data that cannot be modified without some sort of exploit on the console.
Deja Vu has been released for firmware versions 4.1 and below so if an ipatched unit is running one of those firmware versions, you can hack it. This was released over a month ago.
Ok, so this Thread is Full of shit then:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-...asking-questions.481215/page-179#post-8702421
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