I can boot Stock mode via Hekate with AutoRCM enabled. I am using the files from SDSetup not Kosmos however.
Booting stock with AutoRCM does not work for me, switch just loops back to RCM. Also I cannot restore NANDbackups I get this error. When i delete the bootloader folder and just push the 5.0payload I can restore fine.
Try it in naked just default hekate then?
Move the nyx.bin out of the bootloader folder.
This got me as far as the nintendo switch logo but it hangs. Weird my ofw wont boot but i just booted cfw 0.8.9 AMS why would this be?
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Options for making backups of nand become grayed out when I toggle emunand in the backup menu.....Is this normal? I want to make a backup of my freshly made 8.1 emunand but it seems Hekate's menu has nothing for this since the backup menu wont let me do it... 
Hello, I followed the scenefolks guide and I set up my SD for emuNAND. In the final parts of the guide it says "press launch and then CFW, the very left option": in my hekate, though, i have 4 options, "CFW (sysnand)", "CFW (emunand)", "stock (sysnand)", "stock (emunand)". I pressed CFW (emunand) but I didn't have to setup anything and I had like my purchased games... does this mean I booted into sysnand? The guide shows that I would have to configure my emunand from scratch but it didn't prompted me to do so. Why? Did I do something wrong? How can I be sure to be booting into emunand and not being banned? PS: in "emunand state" it says "enabled".
try either Tools > Backup eMMC > SD emuMMC Raw Partition or emuMMC > Migrate > RawOptions for making backups of nand become grayed out when I toggle emunand in the backup menu.....Is this normal? I want to make a backup of my freshly made 8.1 emunand but it seems Hekate's menu has nothing for this since the backup menu wont let me do it...
Not sure why, but when I used the latest (5.0.0 w/ Nyx 0.8.0), it was stating that a Game was Corrupt. No matter what I did, it kept saying it was Corrupt. Even Uninstall/Install/Delete Save, but it was working perfectly earlier.
I roll back to the 4.10.1 Version, and everything works perfectly.
I roll back to the 4.10.1 Version, and everything works perfectly.
I'm not familiar with that guide, but normally if you create an emunand it makes an exact copy of your sysnand, so your games and stuff will be on your emunand as well.. While in emunand, try changing your theme from light to dark and then boot into your sysnand normally. If it's a different color than what you just changed it to then you know your setup is working correctly.
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That's what I tried. When I toggle the "SD emuMMC Raw partition" option all the options for backing up nand/emunand are grayed out and I can't interact with them.
The migrate menu doesn't appear to do what I need. I think that just copies nand to emunand or one emunand to another. I didn't want to accidently start something there since I didn't have a backup of my 8.1 emunand yet.
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