Hacking Question Switch won't boot after restoring to clean NAND

[HSTurtle]

Hello. So I figured that I was done messing with CFW fun, so I decided to restore my NAND backup that I had before all the CFW fun.
So, the switch is not turning on. It can enter RCM just fine though.

The firmware version was 8.0.1 when I did the backup so there is no downgrading involved at all.
Fuses burnt are 9, which says that it's not fuses issue.
Hekate won't boot the stock firmware either.

The error basically says that "Found pkg1('')" and says "unknown pkg1"

So what's going on here?

Edit: AutoRCM is off and I never used it.

 

[CanIHazWarez]

What bootloader/cfw are you using or attempting to use and what screen do you get to before it goes belly-up?

 

[HSTurtle]

I used atmosphere.

 

[Hayato213]

Grab the latest fusee-primary.

 

[HSTurtle]

Even if I am trying to go back to stock without cfw?

 

[Hayato213]

Your NAND backup clean?

 

[HSTurtle]

yeah it is clean. (Or at least, I think it is. I followed this guide. https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/user_guide)

 

[Hayato213]

yeah it is clean. (Or at least, I think it is. I followed this guide. https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/user_guide)

Was the NAND backup before running any sort of CFW?

 

[HSTurtle]

Yes. It was before any sort of CFW.

 

[Undwiz]

Did you back and restore BOOT0,BOOT1 and Rawnand.bin ?

 

[HSTurtle]

Yes. I also have prod.keys too.

 

[Undwiz]

Yes. I also have prod.keys too.

When you restore OLD nand you just restore BOOT0,BOOT1 and Rawnand.bin .. if you don't restore the boot files it wont work.

 

[HSTurtle]

I've done both.
I restored BOOT0/BOOT1 first and then I restored rawnand.bin.
Do I need to do anything with prod.keys I have?

 

[Undwiz]

I've done both.
I restored BOOT0/BOOT1 first and then I restored rawnand.bin.
Do I need to do anything with prod.keys I have?

no you don't. what size is your rawnand file ?

 

[HSTurtle]

31,268,536,320 bytes (according to my computer)
EDIT: 29.1 GB basically

 

[Hayato213]

31,268,536,320 bytes (according to my computer)
EDIT: 29.1 GB basically

NAND combined if it is made on FAT32?

 

[Undwiz]

31,268,536,320 bytes (according to my computer)
EDIT: 29.1 GB basically

Alright well thats the right size, making sure you didn't have a partial file.

 

[HSTurtle]

There was no partial file.

 

[Undwiz]

you have the files backed up on a PC or just keeped them on the SD card ?

 

[HSTurtle]

backed up on a PC.