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FAQ entries, updated outdated info, large scale grammar fixes #185
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Bunch of things I noticed, needs a more in-depth review
Good changes overall imo
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## AutoRCM | |||
## autoRCM |
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It is called AutoRCM in Hekate, so it's probably better to stick with the capitalized A
docs/extras/glossary.md
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- **90DNS**: DNS that blocks system updates on the Nintendo Switch. This can be enabled by following the guide [here](blocking_nintendo.md). | |||
- **[Atmosphere](https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere)**: The CFW developed by the Atmosphere-NX organization on GitHub and the one used in this guide. | |||
- **AutoRCM**: A method that corrupts parts of your boot0 and boot1, causing the Switch to boot into RCM automatically. Using this requires an additional peripheral (such as a computer, phone, dongle or trinket) to be able to boot your Switch. | |||
- **boot0 and boot1**: Two partitions of the Switch NAND. | |||
- **autoRCM**: refers to an environment where the Switch boots into RCM automatically, without the need of a jig. Please see https://switchgui.de/switch-guide/extras/autorcm/ for more info. |
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May be better to keep the capitalized a (AutoRCM), capitalize the r (Refers), and change the link to "autorcm.md" instead of "https://switchgui.de/switch-guide/extras/autorcm/"
-> Please see [this page](autorcm.md) for more info
- Note: This will delete all data on your SD card. Make sure you backed up your Nintendo folder! | ||
2. Navigate to `Partition the SD` and press the A button to enter the SD format menu. | ||
- If you can't find the Partition the sd option, make sure that your microSD Card is inserted and select Mount SD. | ||
3. Navigate to `FAT32 + emuMMC` and press the A button to confirm. |
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It is actually Fat32 + EmuMMC
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Also I think the sd in partition the SD in the menu is small (@ meme smh)
This works by "bricking" the Switch in a controlled manner. | ||
The Switch detects that something is wrong and boots into RCM to get repaired. | ||
The big downside of this method is, that it is impossible to boot the Switch without a computer, phone or dongle, as it will never boot into stock firmware by itself, and that it requires an SD card with the proper CFW files on it at all times. In addition, if the battery of the Switch is completely drained, the Switch will need to charge to at least 10% in Hekate before launching Atmosphere, otherwise the Switch will refuse to boot due to the low battery. Charging in RCM is not recommended as this is very slow. AutoRCM can be reversed, but it is advised to keep a working NAND and BOOT0/1 backup before using it. | ||
To enter RCM more comfortably a solution called "autoRCM" exists. |
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Keep the a capitalized (for each reference)
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added some comments about wording
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!!! tip "" | ||
### RCM Jig (Easiest for beginners) | ||
<details> | ||
<summary>Click to expand!</summary> | ||
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!!! snippet "Note" | ||
Some jig designs use paperclips, inheriting the same risks as the Metal Bridge / Paperclip method. | ||
Some jig designs use paperclips, inheriting the [same risks as using a paperclip outright](../faq/#what-makes-a-good-jig-good-can-i-use-a-paperclip). | ||
Please do not suggest to (or attempt to) use a paperclip or other foreign object to enter RCM. |
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I don't think there's anything wrong with that wording.
- Note: This will delete all data on your SD card. Make sure you backed up your Nintendo folder! | ||
2. Navigate to `Partition the SD` and press the A button to enter the SD format menu. | ||
- If you can't find the Partition the sd option, make sure that your microSD Card is inserted and select Mount SD. | ||
3. Navigate to `FAT32 + emuMMC` and press the A button to confirm. |
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Also I think the sd in partition the SD in the menu is small (@ meme smh)
Waiting more opinions on autoRCM stylisation.
Co-authored-by: lifehackerhansol <[email protected]>
Updated this info about split NAND backups
Specified that Mariko hardware has no software exploits that lead into CFW in Getting Started
Updated info about split NAND backups
A variety of grammatical edits
Clarification in RCM jig options and instructions
Added more FAQ entries