First off, I need to say I'm stupid. I do have a backup, but it's from back in 2018, so while it would have fixed my switch were it actually 'soft' bricked, it would have been a hell of a pain. Secondly, I was running on SysMMC because, like I said, I'm stupid.
My Switch randomly froze up while I was installing an update, and nothing but the sleep menu would come up, so I hard rebooted (stupid), and it would only boot up to a black screen (fusee) and the Switch logo (Stock). Long story short, it randomly booted up while I was preparing to restore my nand backup. Now I want to be as safe as physically possible, so I want to make a fresh NAND backup, and was also wondering if it would be worth making an emuMMC while I'm at it.
I'm not sure what all the current tools for backups, nor how to make an emuMMC backup.
Secondary question - my Switch is bloated with dozens of old homebrew apps that are 2+ years old and don't even work on the current firmware. Is there a good way to get rid of all of these?
My Switch randomly froze up while I was installing an update, and nothing but the sleep menu would come up, so I hard rebooted (stupid), and it would only boot up to a black screen (fusee) and the Switch logo (Stock). Long story short, it randomly booted up while I was preparing to restore my nand backup. Now I want to be as safe as physically possible, so I want to make a fresh NAND backup, and was also wondering if it would be worth making an emuMMC while I'm at it.
I'm not sure what all the current tools for backups, nor how to make an emuMMC backup.
Secondary question - my Switch is bloated with dozens of old homebrew apps that are 2+ years old and don't even work on the current firmware. Is there a good way to get rid of all of these?