Thanks, I looked at that guide you linked and it seems really simple but it doesn’t talk about backing up your nand, also it doesn’t talk about emunand, or how to load games, etc, so I’m still confused.
They really have to update their manual, that's true.
1)To play games in the simplest way possible you need to download games from sites which I'm not allowed to post here, they need to be .xci extension, very easy to find in google. After you downloaded the game you just drag and drop it to the root of your microSD, and then you can access the game by launching the Album app on your switch.
2)NAND backup is done via their menu when you boot up. After you press "Inject Payload" hold volume + until their menu appears. Go to Options > NAND > Backup NAND, let it do it's thing it'll take some time.
3)As for emuNAND, assuming you're using a non-beta version of sx os, refer to this guide https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-setup-emunand-keep-sysnand-online.520471/
Thank you for that, in terms of emu and, do si need to do it? It won’t let me play games online, so what’s the point in that case?
I remember reading threads where there is something in the hacking process that burns something out after using it many times, a fuse or something, is this something I need to worry about with the SX OS Pro?
Do they allow for backing up the NAND before any of the OS is loaded? Hekate might be the better bet for backing up your NAND, then follow the rest of the SX OS guide.
as for emunand, i have the same theory as you, its pointless. if it was great then the opensource scene would be all over it, but there not. you will get banned still, you cant play online with it either.Thank you for that, in terms of emu and, do si need to do it? It won’t let me play games online, so what’s the point in that case?
I remember reading threads where there is something in the hacking process that burns something out after using it many times, a fuse or something, is this something I need to worry about with the SX OS Pro?