I was planning on giving my nephew my switch so i wanted to clean it off so I used Haku33 on my v1 switch on sxos. But i forgot to turn off auto rcm, and now all it does is shows the nintendo logo then black screen. i believe its on 9.1.0 firmware, not sure if that makes a difference. I was able to get back into the sxos settings and turn off rcm, but that made no difference. Is there any way to fix this? ive tried searching but havent been able to find any solutions.
Help after using Haku33
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So im not sure how to check, but i loaded hekate, and checked fuses and it says 12/64. Is this the problem?
So the 12/64 is correct then? Is there something else that could be the cause of the black screen?
Any advise on where to start for ideas or videos or anything? Ive tried searching and i cant seem to find a similar issue with a solution. Thanks for all the help!!
You can try new copy of atmosphere and hekate but I doubt that would solve your problem, you can rebuild the NAND but there is problem with rebuild NAND with firmware 17.0.0
can you direct me to any posts or videos that can help guide me through that? I havent messed with this in years, and i am obviously making mistakes and confusing myself, and would like to avoid any more. Thanks again for all the help!!
First thing to try to try new Atmosphere and Hekate files if you haven't also if you are on exFAT change it to FAT32.
As for NAND rebuild if you have no NAND backup you can use EmmcHaccGen
https://github.com/suchmememanyskill/EmmcHaccGen
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