I tried to softmod my switch before realizing that it's patched.
So I used a paperclip to ground pin 10 with pin 1 of the right joy-con rail and access RCM.
Everything worked perfectly and my switch connected with TegraRcmGUI on my pc as expected.
I never managed to Inject Payload thought because it's an XKJ100 switch and every time I was pressing the Inject Payload button, I was getting either a not being able to read the full device ID error or not responding.
So after realizing that it's not possible to softmod it, I disconnected the USB cable and hold the power button for a few seconds to reboot the switch out of RCM and boot it normally.
After booting normally in handheld mode, I quickly realized that the right joy-con was not detected as attached to the console, but instead it was working only in wireless mode.
Did I ground something that I wasn't supposed to during the paperclip trick -or- is this a software issue where after grounding the pins or entering RCM the joy-con rail may get this glitch?
And if so, how can I fix it now?
So I used a paperclip to ground pin 10 with pin 1 of the right joy-con rail and access RCM.
Everything worked perfectly and my switch connected with TegraRcmGUI on my pc as expected.
I never managed to Inject Payload thought because it's an XKJ100 switch and every time I was pressing the Inject Payload button, I was getting either a not being able to read the full device ID error or not responding.
So after realizing that it's not possible to softmod it, I disconnected the USB cable and hold the power button for a few seconds to reboot the switch out of RCM and boot it normally.
After booting normally in handheld mode, I quickly realized that the right joy-con was not detected as attached to the console, but instead it was working only in wireless mode.
Did I ground something that I wasn't supposed to during the paperclip trick -or- is this a software issue where after grounding the pins or entering RCM the joy-con rail may get this glitch?
And if so, how can I fix it now?