zip file and copy fusee-secondary.bin to the /bootloader/payloads/ folder on your SD card Copy the /bootloader/ folder from the hekate.Hekate is safe to use with stock firmware, as it is a bootloader and does not store files on your NAND Like with all homebrew that make large changes to your Switch’s internal storage it is advised to create a backup of your NAND before running Haku33, just to be on the safe side. If you do not plan to use EmuNAND and wish to use only the stock Nintendo Switch official firmware, disable Auto-RCM in hekate and allow your Switch to boot as normal. hekate is safe to use with stock firmware, as it is a bootloader and does not store files on your NAND. You will require hekate to boot into stock firmware on the SysNAND, this comes with the added benefit of not burning fuses as long as Auto-RCM is enabled.
If you plan on running SysNAND and EmuNAND concurrently, it is advised to create your EmuNAND partition prior to cleaning your SysNAND. SD files or games installed to your SD (on EmuNAND) will not be touched. This method will completely erase the information on your Nintendo Switch’s SysNAND (Internal Storage). This is useful if you wish to “clean” your system, return to the stock firmware and play online without being banned. This guide will show you how to use Haku33 by Kronos2308 to delete custom firmware files and logs from your Switch console.
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