Stettgart

18 minutes ago, a3quit4s said:

If the software is proprietary Nintendo there is almost no shot of that unless someone got one and dumped it somewhere. Entirely feasible for you to put a supported version of Linux on it though. Not sure what your end goal is though. I’ve never seen that kiosk so I don’t know what the tablet does. 

Yeah, I'm probably going to have to just configure it with something else, I'd just like to be sure I'm not erasing anything unique or important before messing with the files on it.

59 minutes ago, a3quit4s said:

GameStop may have wiped the tablet before disposing of it. What is the expected behavior of the tablet?

I'm thinking that may be the case, but I'm hoping there's some way for me to get the software back on. I would like to restore it to an interactive display if possible.

Hey everyone, yesterday I was fortunate enough to come across a Nintendo Switch kiosk from a Gamestop closing down in my area. It has the Raspberry Pi tablet in it still, but when I power it on, the screen just says "Out of Service". The only piece I am missing other than a NIntendo Switch is the television and the Switch itself, but I don't have any clue on how to access the tablet. Does anyone have any tips or recommendations on how to get the tablet loaded with demo videos?

EDIT: Picture of the kiosk for reference.   https://imgur.com/gallery/BiRRYWN