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Hayato213 said:
Either it has to do with the soldering or your emmc is dying.
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Yeah Im gonna replace my emmc and see how it's going.But what about the emuNAND thing , restoring my current clean sysnand to a second emuNAND ? It seems to be my only current way to play online.Could be that risky ?
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impeeza said:
By the software side you must not go back in time for the Big N servers, read the

https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendo-switch-banning-hub-warning.508710/

specially the post https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendo-switch-banning-hub-warning.508710/post-10443235
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Also you an always take a backup of your nand chip and restore to a new one (there is a thread dedicated to that here, and even a Youtube video made by a temper about the issue)

But your error is normally a bad modchip installation issue, make your console inspected by someone with experience, normally is a shortcut or a damaged trace.
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Thanks for your help.So...would you advise me restoring a clean NAND to second emmuNAND to play online with it since only emuNAND seems to boot ?I won't go back in time since it's my active nand that im using now .
 
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Near14 said:
Yeah Im gonna replace my emmc and see how it's going.But what about the emuNAND thing , restoring my current clean sysnand to a second emuNAND ? It seems to be my only current way to play online.Could be that risky ?
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Thanks for your help.So...would you advise me restoring a clean NAND to second emmuNAND to play online with it since only emuNAND seems to boot ?I won't go back in time since it's my active nand that im using now .
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Should see if you can fix the emmc problem before doing any nand restore, at the current situation you should avoid nand restore.
 
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Near14 said:
Sorry really, my english isn't the most perfect but what does that mean ?Yes or no ? should I restore my current clean NAND to a second emuNAND or should I completely avoid it ? (I understood what you said about restoring my current nand to a new emmc chip , i'm gonna do that , im just waiting for my emmc to deliver)
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  • Make a backup of your working emuNAND.
  • Try to repair your current setup, is most likely you have a hardware installation issue of your ModChip.
  • if definitively your NAND is damaged, remove it, MAKE A BACKUP OF THE PHYSICAL CHIP. replace the chip and restore your physical backup.
 
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Hello, i know that this question has already been asked, please, what is the safest way to play online with a hacked switch !? Which is better !? Sd file or sd partition ? Can i totally separate the stock firmware from the cfw and switch safely between them ? Any tutorial ?
Thank you.
 
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Oriordan said:
Hello, i know that this question has already been asked, please, what is the safest way to play online with a hacked switch !? Which is better !? Sd file or sd partition ? Can i totally separate the stock firmware from the cfw and switch safely between them ? Any tutorial ?
Thank you.
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Safest way would be using a clean nand for all your online play, and emunand for all your homebrew/cfw stuffs.
 
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Can anyone please advise? My 17.0 version 1 switch froze completely in-game today in my Emummc so had to do a hard reset. I now find if booting to either stock or launching atmosphere through injected Hekate I can get no further than the start up logos before a black screen. Tried updating to latest atmosphere/Hekate/fusee but no difference. I have a NAND backup from 2020 but is that even any use now or is my device totally bricked? I can use Hekate fine and payloads like TegraExplorer but not sure what to do. If my NAND is any good I don't have space on my SD to fit it. Not sure how to delete games if I can't get into Atmosphere though.
 
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Can anyone please advise? My 17.0 version 1 switch froze completely in-game today in my Emummc so had to do a hard reset. I now find if booting to either stock or launching atmosphere through injected Hekate I can get no further than the start up logos before a black screen. Tried updating to latest atmosphere/Hekate/fusee but no difference. I have a NAND backup from 2020 but is that even any use now or is my device totally bricked? I can use Hekate fine and payloads like TegraExplorer but not sure what to do. If my NAND is any good I don't have space on my SD to fit it. Not sure how to delete games if I can't get into Atmosphere though.
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Might be the sd card since the emunand run off the sd card.
 
RednaxelaNnamtra said:
I never suggested that everyone can go and check all telemetry alone, but that we as community can do that, and did it for some of the known ban problems in the past.
It's also not to hard for people with the know how, to check where things connect to, and if required also what they send. Because of the permission system of hos, it's also not to hard to track what a module has access to in terms of hardware, svcs and system services.
This means we can block all connections not required, which can happen normally without modding, and thus is not a ban reason, and we can analyse the rest of the traffic based on what we know about the system or user reports.
Atmosphere already does this by default, they block trafic not required for normal online use of the system.
For people who want to be extra save, for example because they want to install stuff to the home menu, we have emunand where we can completelly block all traffic via dns and atmospheres dns overwrite. We also have prodinfo blocking, which can be used as long as all relevant server for it are blocked.

Also atmosphere in its default already prevents all things related to accidentally installing things, and thus reduces the surface where people can make mistakes. If they don't use an all on one package, there is some degree of work they need to put into knowing what they are putting on there, which reduces the chance of them not understanding my general list of things that can lead to band.
This is why I normally recommend people to use a clean fresh atmosphere when they want to do cfw stuff online or on the online nand, it reduces the number of potential mistakes the user can make.

We also don't need a full list of bans they analysed from reswitched or a spreadsheet, that alone as I mentioned will not tell us everything, since it's just User reported data, and thus contains all biases comming with it.
From mistakes done by nut understanding things, to miss reports, because something like piracy feels like not socially acceptable, there is a lot that limits the accuracy of the result you can take away from it.
For the full picture, you would need to go after every report, that doesn't have a clear ban reason, talk to them, and best let them also submit a nand dump from the beginning and from the current system. Then Analyse what data there is, that the switch tries to send.
If you do this in the best case you come to one of two results: User mistake, or identifying something we missed.
But this requires a lot of knowledge and work, and is only worth it when there is a clear reason to suspect it to be something new, like a big wave of people getting banned, that did nothing problematic.
As far as I remember, some reswitched members did go after cases of bans early on, resulting in the current state of whats unsafe, and probably unsafe.

Also if you think most users will understand something like "did you install any nsp" as "did you install any application to the switches home menu, either from a ns*, xc* or via self installing" then you are actually delisional.
At least this point alone will 100% lead to errors in your data, since it's to specific for people to grasp all it should cover.
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Exactly, you even openly admitted that user data whether it comes from the spreadsheet or ReSwitched can be biased but you bend to ReSwitched's will due to appeal to authority. However, ReSwitched are not the authority when it comes to bans; it is Nintendo as I've stated before. Therefore, both datasets should be weighed equally. But ReSwitched has never released their dataset. The fact that you do not find that suspicious is highly indicative of your bias to reach a logical conclusion. For all we know, ReSwitched could be hiding certain truths from us. After all, it wouldn't be the first thing they hid from us. That secret channel is ReSwitched is the biggest offender. Telling the community to simply "trust me bro" is a straw-man's argument. Again, all of your claims about user data are all conjecture with no real proof. So without evidence of the opposite, the spreadsheet is fact. Yet there is no user data to support ReSwitched's claims. You know the saying that wherever there is smoke, there's a fire.

Also if you think users don't comprehend what "installing an .NSP file" is, think again. First off, that requires multiple different parts from acquiring a title installer to downloading the patches to sourcing the game. That information isn't readily available and must be acquired through the help of another member or a very specific guide. Without any actual proof, this is again another one of your baseless claims because you cannot refute that people are banned outside of piracy. Quit being delusional already.
 
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Hi everyone.
I bought a nintendo switch lite with atmosphere few month ago, and since then i only play on CFW emuMMC and i’ve installed some pirate games, without the connection to the nintendo server thanks to 90dns (i guess). Recently i wanted to play animal crossing online with some mods (like Luna) in the homebrew menu in the CFW sysMMC, but i can’t because the nintendo server al locked with 90dns.
So i was wondering if there any method to disable the 90dns to play online in CFW sysMMC and if its possible to maintain the server blocked in the CFW emuMMC.
I’ve searching online but i cant find a useful guide or video.

If anyone of you guys know something about that i’ll appreciate that

PS: i actually know that i can’t install pirate game on the CFW sysMMC cause i’ll be banned. i only play some game i actually bought to avoid that
 
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Exactly, you even openly admitted that user data whether it comes from the spreadsheet or ReSwitched can be biased but you bend to ReSwitched's will due to appeal to authority. However, ReSwitched are not the authority when it comes to bans; it is Nintendo as I've stated before. Therefore, both datasets should be weighed equally. But ReSwitched has never released their dataset. The fact that you do not find that suspicious is highly indicative of your bias to reach a logical conclusion. For all we know, ReSwitched could be hiding certain truths from us. After all, it wouldn't be the first thing they hid from us. That secret channel is ReSwitched is the biggest offender. Telling the community to simply "trust me bro" is a straw-man's argument. Again, all of your claims about user data are all conjecture with no real proof. So without evidence of the opposite, the spreadsheet is fact. Yet there is no user data to support ReSwitched's claims. You know the saying that wherever there is smoke, there's a fire.

Also if you think users don't comprehend what "installing an .NSP file" is, think again. First off, that requires multiple different parts from acquiring a title installer to downloading the patches to sourcing the game. That information isn't readily available and must be acquired through the help of another member or a very specific guide. Without any actual proof, this is again another one of your baseless claims because you cannot refute that people are banned outside of piracy. Quit being delusional already.
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As explained before, reswitched info about what's unsafe, and what's probably unsafe, is not based on just user reports, it's also based on reverse engeneering (and also to some degree reimplementing the system).
This is what makes them as a source better then just your user reports, and why I weigh them much higher.
If it where just user reports, then you would be right, their data would, depending on how they source and check it, not be better then your survey, but they also did the second step of analysing most of the system, and basing their info on that.
When you have actuall people reversing and analysing the system show us reswitched is wrong or lying, then I will include that in my decision making process, but currently reswitched is the best source we have about the inner working of the switch, what it sends, and what is exposed to the rest of the system from the cfw.
Nintendo would be a better source for that info, but they will likely not tell us.

Also about the research for installing stuff, that's just wrong, users don't need to do any research for most of it.
A lot of users use pre configured packages, that often already contain dns overwrites, hekate configs, signature patches, prodinfo blanking and tinfoil. Users that use those don't need to know more then you install roms and game cards via tinfoil. They don't know anything about what a nro, nsp, xci, exefs or romfs is, unless they where lucky and ended up with a tutorial that properly explained stuff, while also actually reading it.
If you are lucky they interpret installing nsps as roms in general, if they heard it in that context already, but its also likely to be taken at face value, and they actually interpret it as specifically this type of file, since they have no idea what an nsp file is.
It's also possible that, when they look into system module files, they might interpret those nsp files as being installed, since they got put onto the SD card and used, which can be interpreted as installing.
Even here in the forum, you are talking about a wide range of people, with all having different levels of knowledge and interest in the topic. Someone who just wants to pirate and has no other interest in homebrew might not care enough to know enough about the topic.
Someone on the other side who is interested in mostly homebrew likely likes tinkering and will likely collect more info. And then there is all in between. All of these groups have different knowledge levels in terms of tech and switch, which will likely lead to different interpretations of too specificly formulated questions.

Also what's suspicious about a hidden channel in a hacking discord? Naturally you will not post all thoughts about potential exploits or similar things in the public, where everyone, including nintendo can see it.
 
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