Hacking Switch sx OS 2.4 not booting

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I have a switch on 6.2. According to their website they support the current firmware which is 6.2. My switch is hackable and I bought the sx OS pro. So I followed the instructions to copy the boot file into the root of sd card. Set my switch into rcm and put the sx OS pro dongle in it. It boots up the sx OS logo then shuts off. I can go into OFW but not CFW. What am I doing wrong?
 
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A few things can cause this. If you're sd card is formatted exfat but your system lacks exfat update, you will need to format your sd to fat 32.

Or you have ipatched switch .
 
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