Cant Boot sxos or Stock fw

puLse2D

puLse2D

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Jan 17, 2019
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Hey Guys,

Yesterday it works everything fine.

But today after this Tutorial link , cant my Switch Boot Up.

I can Go into sxos Overview:

Boot cfw - Boot Stock - Options

When i choose Boot cfw/Stock The Display will only bei black with Backlight. No Nintendo or Switch Logo comes Up.

SD Card format new to fat32 but nothing will Help.

What can o so Now.?

Ive got only boot0 and boot1 4mb as backup :(


Please Help
 
puLse2D

puLse2D

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Game_Over said:
You can try to do a nintendo system recovery.

This is why you should ALWAYS do a complete nand dump before messing with things like this.

It is so much easier to just install the firmware with ChoiDuJourNX and place a check in the exFAT box.
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Nintendo system Recovery? RCM?

Possible to restore a nand from a other console?
 
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josete2k

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The Nintendo Recovery is part of Horizon... You can enter in recovery mode if you keep pushed VOL+ AND VOL- at the Nintendo logo.

I you can't see the Nintendo logo you can't enter in official recovery mode.


And no, you can't restore a nand backup from another console.

The only way is this:

https://guide.sdsetup.com/usingcfw/manualchoiupgrade

Note that 6.2.0 is not compatible with choidujour, you must restore 6.1.0 or lower firmware.
 
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lordplops

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josete2k said:
The Nintendo Recovery is part of Horizon... You can enter in recovery mode if you keep pushed VOL+ AND VOL- at the Nintendo logo.

I you can't see the Nintendo logo you can't enter in official recovery mode.


And no, you can't restore a nand backup from another console.

The only way is this:

https://guide.sdsetup.com/usingcfw/manualchoiupgrade

Note that 6.2.0 is not compatible with choidujour, you must restore 6.1.0 or lower firmware.
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6.2 IS compatible with choidujour
 
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gnilwob

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lordplops said:
6.2 IS compatible with choidujour
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Well, Choidujour DOES NOT support 6.2.0.
(If you know the different between Choidujour and Choidujour'NX')
 
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gnilwob

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puLse2D said:
Usw IT with or Without NX ?


  1. Download the latest version of ChoiDujour (NOT ChoiDujourNX)by rajkosto
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Are you familiar with computer in general ?

The procedure is not recommended for a non-advanced user.
Just try holding vol + - when power on and see if it fix the issue first.
 
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gnilwob

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lordplops said:
Sorry, maybe we are getting our wires crossed - or rather I am - I'm talking about it being able to install a 6.2 firmware update via Choidujour, which I have done no problem.
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Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude or anything.
I apologize if it sounds offending to you (I am not good at English).

I just wanted to state the fact that Choidujour (a command line software running on windows) does not support 6.2,
(I read your comment and tested it and shared what I found with screenshot.)

But ChoidujourNX (a homebrew application running on a cfw enabled switch) supports 6.2, 7.0, 7.1 or whatever.

Anyway, sorry again.
 
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lordplops

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gnilwob said:
Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude or anything.
I apologize if it sounds offending to you (I am not good at English).

I just wanted to state the fact that Choidujour (a command line software running on windows) does not support 6.2,
(I read your comment and tested it and shared what I found with screenshot.)

But ChoidujourNX (a homebrew application running on a cfw enabled switch) supports 6.2, 7.0, 7.1 or whatever.

Anyway, sorry again.
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Don't worry about it, I didn't take any offence at all - it's my fault, I thought you were just referring to the latter, so no apology needed. Great command of the English language btw :)
 
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