Hacking Question about NAND restore

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So, I've been out of the switch loop for a quite a while now, and remembered that I made a NAND backup of my switch back when I was on 5.xx fw. I just checked today and noticed my switch is currently on 6.0.1 and didn't know about it. I wanted to know that if I were to restore the backup I have, will it revert it to the previous fw, and if so, am I at risk of burning any fuses?
 
If you did not used sxos you probably already burned your fuses.
Only sxos prefents the fuses during an update
 
If you did not used sxos you probably already burned your fuses.
Only sxos prefents the fuses during an update
Other CFW can prevent to burn fuse too, not only SX OS, it's misinformation.

OP, if you launched your switch normally in 6.0.1 (RCM deactivated, no CFW) you burned your fuse.

You can downgrade but you will not be able to launch the Switch normally after that, only with RCM.
 
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Other CFW can prevent to burn fuse too, not only SX OS, it's misinformation.

OP, if you launched your switch normally in 6.0.1 (RCM deactivated, no CFW) you burned your fuse.

You can downgrade but you will not be able to launch the Switch normally after that, only with RCM.
Yikes, nevermind then. I'm pretty sure the switch updated normally. I don't know how my switch updated to the latest fw, havent touched it in months
 
If you did not used sxos you probably already burned your fuses.
Only sxos prefents the fuses during an update
Now you're resorting to spreading lies? SX OS actually used to be the only bootloader that burned fuses. It wasn't until V1.2 that they fixed everything related to fuses. Hekate and ReiNX had fuse protection from day one.
 
Yikes, nevermind then. I'm pretty sure the switch updated normally. I don't know how my switch updated to the latest fw, havent touched it in months

Quick advice for you OP, never take anything that @grepoman says seriously, completely disregard anything this user says. As you can already tell, he never has any idea what they are talking about and the only "advice" they ever say is "use SX OS" Though now resorting to outright LYING to make that crap look better.As for how your Switch updated, well, that's the big mystery now aint it? Did you have your system turned off all this time and not just in sleep mode? Didn't ever turn it on by accident or have auto updates activated?
 
Quick advice for you OP, never take anything that @grepoman says seriously, completely disregard anything this user says. As you can already tell, he never has any idea what they are talking about and the only "advice" they ever say is "use SX OS" Though now resorting to outright LYING to make that crap look better.As for how your Switch updated, well, that's the big mystery now aint it? Did you have your system turned off all this time and not just in sleep mode? Didn't ever turn it on by accident or have auto updates activated?
I most likely left it on sleep mode the last time I used it, since the battery was completely dead when I turned it on yesterday. Never turned it on prior to that though. I don't really mind that it's updated, just a little depressing haha. Any downsides for being on fw 6.xx right now compared to 5.xx? I know I wont be able to cold boot it anymore anyways
 
I most likely left it on sleep mode the last time I used it, since the battery was completely dead when I turned it on yesterday. Never turned it on prior to that though. I don't really mind that it's updated, just a little depressing haha. Any downsides for being on fw 6.xx right now compared to 5.xx? I know I wont be able to cold boot it anymore anyways

No, not really. If you're running ReiNX, that has a little bug regarding sleep mode where the system wont wake up from it. At least it did, i don't know if it's been patched yet or not. Other than that, there's really no downsides
 

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