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If you are playing a Switch game by installing a Yuzu emulator, then there is not much need for firmware. But firmware can be installed on the Yuzu emulator. This emulator supports both prod keys and firmware, however without using firmware, the Switch game can be played through an emulator.

This emulator of Nintendo Switch requires these firmware switches. You can get these latest version files and set them on Switch Emulator. We have provided both Global Firmware and China Firmware now you can set up the latest version file on Switch Emulator.

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Installing firmwares in Ryujinx emulator is not an easy task. There is some process in this, after completing which the firmware file can be set up. Without this file, it is not possible to play Switch games on this emulator. So you have to first download the latest version file and set it on the emulator.

I am getting this problem when trying to install the 16.0.2 firmware in Ryujinx. When I select it, a window pop up saying this: RYU-0003: Firmware Parsing Error. This is usually caused by outdated keys.

I updated the firmware via web (chrome, linux) from version 9 to 12, and I've seen the progress bar for file loading go up to 100% and then become simply stuck there for over 30 minutes. Chrome was not waiting for further updates from the page, so I simply refreshed the page and hit reboot. The switch part is still working, but it won't get an ip address anymore from the dhcp, it's not reachable and of course I cannot use the web ui anymore. Is there a way to do a full reset and revert to the previous firmware? Also: I'm trying to open an RMA but after I insert serial and issue description I get a case number that is not shown anywhere anymore in my profile. How does that work???

It seems that the switch stuck right after a firmware upgrade. You may try resetting it to factory default by pressing and holding the reset button for about 20 seconds. Then please download and install the Prosafe Utility on your computer and try if it can detect the switch.

Thanks that did it. I think chrome for linux is basically unsupported for firmware upgrade. The Prosafe Utility detected the switch on a different network. Once I moved there I was still unable to perform the upgrade from the uitility (tftp timeout), but I managed to reach the web ui again and complete the upgrade from there (chome on win10).

However, for some strange reason, I'm able to use SCC (1.1.3.4) to update to the lastest 6.3.1.34 firmware. Let alone use SCC to reboot the switch. I've tried 2 PCs on the same switch, with the firewall disabled too.

I recently purchased another used GS724Tv3 switch from eBay (I already have 2 others) and was in the process of updating the firmware to the latest 5.4.2.25 version through the web GUI as I have done many times before because the firmware on this latest switch was very old (4.1.0.9 I think).

After downloading the 5.4.2.25 the firmware to image2 and setting that as the active image, on reboot the switch insisted on booting from image1 and the old 4.1.0.9 version so I then tried downloading the 5.4.2.25 firmware to image1 and rebooted again. This time the switch failed to boot and the power LED stays amber instead of green and now I can't get it to boot again.

I couldn't see any specific instructions or warnings about updating to this version of the firmware, and it is something I have done on both of my other GS724Tv3 switches so why did this latest switch experience problems? And how do I recover it?

I was in the same boat as you after bricking my GS724Tv3, and fortunately I found someone in the Netherlands who had a blog describing how to fix the issue. Netgear claims that there isn't a UART port on the device, but there actually is. Using a USB to TTL/Serial converter (runs you about $7 on Amazon), you can use a terminal program like PuTTy to access the switch, and flash over the original firmware for the device. From there, its a simple matter of using the GUI to work your way up the firmwares (making sure to flash all of the main revisions) and then you can get to the latest firmware.

It is not recommended to update the firmware from v4.1.0.9 then jump to the latest v5.4.2.25. The boot code should be updated as well when transitioning from the v4.x.x.x firmware to the v5.x.x.x firmware as indicated on this article. For me, it is more advisable to update the firmware in a ladderized manner. For example, since the current firmware is v4.1.0.9, you may update it to v4.2.0.11 then to v4.2.15 and so on until you reach the latest v5.4.2.25.

I wasn't aware of the limitations on upgrades to the firmware prior to attempting it - there is no mention of it in the release notes for 5.4.2.25, and I've never had any problems upgrading any previous GS724Tv3 switches I have. Had I known in advance I would have performed a stepped upgrade as suggested.

I've tried a factory reset on the switch several times and on restart it results in the power LED staying amber rather than green. I assume by factory reset you mean holding in the factory defaults button for a few seconds? If so, this appears to have no effect as the switch results in the amber power LED.

I find it amazing that it is possible to brick this switch by installing official firmware downloaded from the Netgear site, the release notes of which made no reference to having to perform the upgrade using any special instructions or installing earlier version of the firmware first! I have carried out the upgrade as instructed by Netgear yet it has left my switch bricked.

I still can't believe it is possible to brick the GS724Tv3 switch so easily even when using official firmware with no warnings or caveats and following the upgrade instructions provided. I haven't been negligent in any way yet my switch is now bricked.

To diagnose the 9600 baud problem I ended up connecting up a Saleae Logic analyser to it and monitoring the output on the TX pin during startup. It clearly showed activity, but was gibberish at 115200 baud. It was only when I switch the serial protocol analyser to use 9600 baud that it showed the expected output.

Once I'd got the serial console open and started the in-built TFTP server on the Mac, it was pretty straight forward to then flash the 4.1.0.9 firmware (although this did take a few minutes to complete, so don't be worried if it takes longer than you expect).

I've connected to my switch with a usb to serial converter and managed to get output to hyperterminal and putty. however all i get is gibberish. i've made sure that i've connected at 9600 to match prior posts. but i just get gibberish.

However you can still check on the customer's registered Sophos Central Account if he can download manually using this same steps above: Sophos Central Account then > go to Protect Device > Switches > Download firmware for your switch

I tested a personal account registered and I can still download. An "End User Terms of Use & Export Compliance" page will open after you click on "Download firmware for your switch" then after you filled up and accepted terms, download should begin.

May you confirm where are you trying to download the firmware? As stated above you need to be logged on to your Sophos Central Account then > go to Protect Device > Switches > Download firmware for your switch

The process you are describing should be the correct process. I suggest reading the release notes instead, when it comes to firmware upgrades. The release notes explain the process from start to finish.

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There is an important note here. When going from version 10.x to 11.x firmwares we changed the management VLAN. On 10.x the management VLAN IP address was on the CPU (network parms), but in 11.x firmwares the management VLAN IP address is now on the VLAN itself. This means you might have management VLAN IP address issues after the upgrade. It is easy to fix via CLI/console though. Let me assume VLAN 1 is your management VLAN, then after firmware upgrade you run these commands from CLI:

I am glad to hear that you are taking the correct precautions when upgrading firmware. It should be a straight forward process, but you are right to check with us first. The upgrade procedure is explained here, in the release notes. It also describes how to upgrade a stack.

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As for the certificate question. I don't, personally, see much benefit adding the company certificate to the switch. It is worth it? Using the self-signed certificate is not more or less secure than your company certificate. Your browser gives you a warning as the certificate is self-signed and indeed, if you see this on the Internet then don't continue, but as you trust the device (it's just the switch) I would be fine with just using the self-signed certificate that the switch has and trust that in my browser. e24fc04721