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                "title": "Recovery Mode",
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                        "*": "The recovery mode (also known as Maintenance Mode on version 1.0.0) can be accessed when turning on the Nintendo Switch while holding + & - (volume buttons). This menu is made to update your Nintendo Switch through internet, if an update previously failed. It also includes the ability to format/initialize the console with or without keeping user info, screenshots, and saves\n\n\nHowever it is possible to use this menu to delete the nagging update message if your console downloaded an update. It is believed that this menu simply erases all update data, as it should normally be accessed when the update files are corrupted.\n\n\n'''Other Notes:'''\n\nMaintenance Mode (the 1.0.0 menu) does not have the system update option. However, downloaded update data is still deleted when this menu is accessed."
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                "title": "SD Filesystem",
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                        "*": "== Overview ==\n sd\n \u2514\u2500\u2500 Nintendo\n     \u251c\u2500\u2500 [[#Album|Album]]\n     \u251c\u2500\u2500 Contents\n     \u2514\u2500\u2500 save\n\nAll files stored under the Contents sub-directories and save/ use the [[NAX0]] format.\n\n== Album ==\nContains the screenshots: \"YYYY/MM/DD/<hex>.jpg\". These contain some sort of MAC, the system will display an error for screenshots with invalid MACs.\n\n== save ==\nContains system-only savedata \"8000000000000000\" and \"8000000000000124\".\n\n== Contents ==\nContains directories \"placehld\" and \"registered\".\n\nAlso contains file \"private\". Modifying this file results in the system throwing the <this microSD is for another system> error.\n\n===placehld and registered ===\n\"placehld\" and \"registered\" are the same, except that the former stores the temp data during eShop title download, while the latter is for the final title data. The contents of the former for a title(\"placehld/<hex>/\") are moved into the latter when title download finishes.\n\nSome of the \"placehld/<hex>\" directories are temp-only and don't get moved into \"registered\". These are deleted when the title is launched(?), at that point the directories are already empty.\n\nNo titleIDs are stored in any directories/filenames here.\n\nAll hex IDs(below XXXXXXXX and NcaId) used here are unique per title/content, these are the same for different systems for the same title(s).\n\n <sub-directory under Contents>\n \u2514\u2500\u2500 <directories with upper-case hex: XXXXXXXX>\n     \u2514\u2500\u2500 <lowercase hex [[Content_Manager_services|NcaId]]>.nca\n         \u2514\u2500\u2500 00 (Actual file for data storage)"
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