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I had this happen to me multiple times. That sd card partition gets F*** up.. I always manage to fix this. At least 99%.

I assume you use windows 10.

1.Right click on windows symbol.
2.Chose disk managment.
3. Find your sd card
4. Right click on what is your sd card.
5. Delete partition
6. After job done, right click on in again and chose format...

Now it should allocate full disk space

If not try try to command line..
Search disk part and run as admin

Then list disk
Then select disk (number of you sd card)
Then type clean. And press enter

After that close and for back to disk managment and try again

Sorry 4 my poorly English writing

 

Kept you waiting huh.

Hey hows xci support, xci/nsp installation going for atmos or other cfw.

Still waiting huh

 

Readin the SX official page/statement makes me cringe with embarrassment. "Full 9.0 support"!! ... this shoulda been changed yesterday lads. 10% seem to have fluked it by readin other peoples misfortune!! The other 90% were duped into updating and are now at the mercy of their "crack team" of glorified charlatans to rectify this screw up. What a screw up to make though. Amateur hour! Depressing.

 

yeah noobs and haters keep throwing around the term ''brick'' - at worst it corrupts the boot0/boot1 partition momentarily.

It is easily repaired and the switch still works and if you either follow the proceedure PROPERLY, or just wait until TX does an expected 2.91 update, then there is no ''brick'' at all.

I really don't understand all these people rushing to upgrade their emuNAND when there is absolutely no need to at all. sysNAND updates without any hassles.

 

well sadly doesnt work
I can get into hektate boot manager ... but it doenst matter if I launch CFW (Sysnand),CFW (EMUNAND) or OFW (SYSNAND) ... all end up in a black screen after the atmosphere logo ...
BUT!
looks like my former self knew that I would fuck up at some point ... i made a backup from my nand back in december - boot0.bin and boot1.bin ... there are/is a nand backup, right ?

But help me out .. I burned 11 fuses updating to 9.0, right ?
What does that mean in regards to a nand restore ?

 

You need to delete your themes from sxos/titles/... then reinstall on boot up with the latest nxthemes installer but this time leave your lock screen out.

 

Downgraded from 9.0 back to 8.1 and all my xci issues are gone

 

Yes go ahead and delete both folders in sxos/titles/.. then reboot not your “themes” folder but that’s ok just put the latest nxthemes .nro on sd card and start that extract your files again but don’t install your lock screen.

 

good thing you guys are the BETA testers so i don't have to risk fucking up my switch