For the past few days, I've been trying to get my switch to boot into the home screen.
After hitting the update prompt by mistake, it broke my atmo CFW so I was unable to boot back into my switch.
It just showed a black screen with the error message of..
ERROR Fatal error: [NXBOOT] Failed to mount EmuMMC
Press POWER to reboot.
.......no matter what I did, tried reformatting (set to fat32), installing new atmo files, sigpatches, updating hekate. Turned out, my eMMC was screwd, so
I manage to get my emmc back by restoring the original Switch GPT to my eMMC.
By using gptrestore, but now I'm facing the issue of still booting up stock and atmo with the error message of ...
For awhile, it stop giving me that error message, but now im running into the issue of always getting stuck on the nintendo switch logo.
No matter what, if its on CFW or Stock, booting it from hekate or directly from the payload itself. It always show the logo..
I cant seem to find a answer for this besides people saying just to reformat and install a fresh atmosphere files but that clearly doesnt work.
After hitting the update prompt by mistake, it broke my atmo CFW so I was unable to boot back into my switch.
It just showed a black screen with the error message of..
ERROR Fatal error: [NXBOOT] Failed to mount EmuMMC
Press POWER to reboot.
.......no matter what I did, tried reformatting (set to fat32), installing new atmo files, sigpatches, updating hekate. Turned out, my eMMC was screwd, so
I manage to get my emmc back by restoring the original Switch GPT to my eMMC.
By using gptrestore, but now I'm facing the issue of still booting up stock and atmo with the error message of ...
For awhile, it stop giving me that error message, but now im running into the issue of always getting stuck on the nintendo switch logo.
No matter what, if its on CFW or Stock, booting it from hekate or directly from the payload itself. It always show the logo..
I cant seem to find a answer for this besides people saying just to reformat and install a fresh atmosphere files but that clearly doesnt work.