Hacking Question Two questions about Emummc

[Al3Drk]

Hi
I have emummc up and running on my 8.1 switch which was never hacked before. I have two questions.
1) I suppose Emummc and sysnand are totally separated and I believe that's the whole point But yesterday I tried to delete one of my Nintendo linked accounts from Emummc and since I was offline in wasn't successful but when I rebooted to OFW that same account had little "!" Icon below it and wanted to re enter the password. Why is that happening?

2) is it ok to install games on 29.2 internal memory of Emummc? I'm running out of storage space on my 128g SD card which had 89g because of Emummc partitioning thing.

 

[PatchTuesday]

1. You are supposed to keep emummc completely offline.when you tried to unlink were you connected to the internet?if you were then that was the mistake

2.yes you can use internal memory of emummc, that space was allocated to emummc (which takes up 29gb on the sd anyway) so you can use it as if it were regular storage

 

[Astoria]

You messed it up as Andalitez said. A ban could be on its way, specially if they detect that suddenly the same console was unlinked then linked again.

 

[Al3Drk]

No I was on flight mode on both sides the whole time and there was no internet setup at all. I was surprised this happened

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Hi
I have emummc up and running on my 8.1 switch which was never hacked before. I have two questions.
1) I suppose Emummc and sysnand are totally separated and I believe that's the whole point But yesterday I tried to delete one of my Nintendo linked accounts from Emummc and since I was offline in wasn't successful but when I rebooted to OFW that same account had little "!" Icon below it and wanted to re enter the password. Why is that happening?

2) is it ok to install games on 29.2 internal memory of Emummc? I'm running out of storage space on my 128g SD card which had 89g because of Emummc partitioning thing.

I think some games actually require you to have a linked Nintendo account now so I wouldn't remove it.