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I never made a nand backup and I've used sx os, if I make a nand backup will it still have stuff from sx os?
I'm surprised by how people act.
Although I do wish there was a better writeup with a few evidence of said ways to trigger possible to be shown for legitimacy sakes, some people need to realize that some people out there literally study code and exploits to warn people.
This in particular are for those who rather fix the problem later than acknowledge it now, and is waiting for a subset of people to get bricked before freaking out. If people acted like this, the researchers who find major exploits like to bring recency sake, Spectre and Meltdown in virtually all preemptive cpus within the last decade. None of these exploits were released to the public or used maliciously yet (at least not that I know of). You would be pretty dumb to wait till someone gets infected instead of at the very minimum, get the warning so that it may or may not be possible to help prevent such exploit from happening.
Although I do wish there was a better writeup with a few evidence of said ways to trigger possible to be shown for legitimacy sakes, some people need to realize that some people out there literally study code and exploits to warn people.
This in particular are for those who rather fix the problem later than acknowledge it now, and is waiting for a subset of people to get bricked before freaking out. If people acted like this, the researchers who find major exploits like to bring recency sake, Spectre and Meltdown in virtually all preemptive cpus within the last decade. None of these exploits were released to the public or used maliciously yet (at least not that I know of). You would be pretty dumb to wait till someone gets infected instead of at the very minimum, get the warning so that it may or may not be possible to help prevent such exploit from happening.
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This is unacceptable in my honest opinion.You are purchasing something and by that purchase you are giving Team Xecuter a BIG red button to permanently destroy your switch. It seems too many people here don't spend too much time in abstract thought,it's all herd mentality aka group think at gbatemp.
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Probably, especially if you opened the backup loader menu. But the brick code is not in the backup it's in the payload on the SD.
If my console is bricked and I can show TX my purchase receipt I’m sure they’ll help me somehow. I’m not the type of guy who goes soldering his switch or try to hack shit.
Why are you so bothered about people spending the money they earned on whatever they like???
I certainly don’t think £35 is overpriced, if it was £65 then maybe but it’s less than the price of a “AAA” games and lets you play shitloads of games!! That’s definitely a bargain for now while the scene argues amongst itself about morals and try’s to copy TX’s backup loader! I’ll be playing games while this shit goes down!!!
Btw free isn’t always better, I still use my Gateway over Luma at lot of the time, 3ds files are just more convenient that installing and uninstalling CIA’s all the time!!
I don't think most anyone is ok with it i'm not and don't fell safe with running it now that i know this.
Wish I knew most of this before I payed for the key and if i was able to get a refund i would.
I am using it now my switch has been docked in sleep mode for days running the 1.2ver and it seems ok but I will hold off on updating tell others have tested out any new updates.
If i have to reboot the switch for any reason I may not boot back into this cfw for a wile in hopes they remove the brick code.
wut? Who says you can't back up the boot partition? You can back up the whole thing.
EDIT: not only do I have a full backup, but I have a backup in several parts, including boot0 and boot1.
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I would say there is a better chance that North Korea gets rid of it's nukes before Team X removes the brick code.
a NAND backup isn't everything and won't save you when you can't interface with the NAND (reporting its size as zero bytes, meaning the copy with something like a hardmod would still fail since you're copying to a device with a reported zero bytes.
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Nope, SXOS is only in the RAM when you load the payload. It doesn't "install" anything. So do a NAND Backup for safety
lol, there is NOTHING that can prevent you from interfacing with the nand. Worst case, is the need for a hard mod. Even Gateway's bricks (nand locked for writing) were undone with a hardmod and linux.
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thought that was the case thanks for clearing it for meNope, SXOS is only in the RAM when you load the payload. It doesn't "install" anything. So do a NAND Backup for safety
That's funny. I don't think they will help you at all.
if tx bricked your switch will.... let me put it this way... if tx was a sinking ship with a life boat then they would pop your life boat before you can get in it.
and don't forget to mention that they already blatantly said they aren't responsible for bricked units in the first place
there's not even a single brick report from legit users till now
So that happened to me with my switch but the battery fix fixed it used it last week now plays great used to shut off at 50% and system wouldn't go past 15% now works great
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because every single user is on GBAtemp. /s and no one is saying it's happening en masse yet.
It's just being said that there is a probability (by design) that it could happen when there shouldn't be that extra chance.
What is it about this that people don't get? It's not piracy vs x. It's about a mine-trap waiting to be set off, accidental or otherwise.
Is it really going to take someone making a home-brew program that secretly activates the brick code in SXOS and bricks several consoles before people listen?
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what?
that's evil stuff.
tx doesn't normally brick your device. (apart from that one guy who reversed it and triggered the brick code)
but you sound like you want someone to make a homebrew that makes sx os brick your switch for certain.
very weird.
anyway - isn't the sx os (and thus brick code) only executed at boot?
how would homebrew interfere with that?
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