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If you have 2 sd cards, you can put 1 sd card in, transfer shit from 1 sd card to the RAMdrive, take out 1 sd card, put 2 sd card in, then transfer shit from RAMdrive to 2 sd card. It's useful if you are transfering items between SD cards and you do not have access to another device with a SD cardreader.
You should also note that you will lose everything in RAMdrive once you shut down your 3DS, so plug in the AC power adapter to make sure it does not lose power.
Last edited by uyjulian,
In addition to what @julialy wrote above: I don't know if you need an EmuNAND, that you have to decide for yourself. GodMode9 doesn't require it. Also, if you didn't notice, the Ramdrive is mounted in root, via R+X. It will lose all it's contents upon a reboot or poweroff.
The console said that I should unlock emuNAND for writing when I mounted the ramdrive. It worked out fine but I was a little cautious of the program writing data over a nonexistent partition.
You have to hold R, then press X. X on its own is for unlocking EmuNAND writing.
Would it be possible to add continuous scrolling to the file/directory as an option? Just wondering whether or not it's a limitation of running on the ARM9 or a safety feature implemented on your dictation.
You mean, hold arrow button, keep scrolling? I don't have access to the timer, so this is pretty much not possible right now.
What's your future plans for this one? I'd guess that when this program can browse/edit the system save files, we'll finally have full control over the NAND files and can mix/match them from different NANDs as we want. That's one of the last things you can't just transplant without a "proper" system transfer for now.
That kind of system transfer has to be figured out. You can already transfer a lot of stuff without trouble (you know this can mount NAND dumps AND FAT images?), but for some things (title.db, other dbs), we still have a roadblock. Experimentation is recommended and also not very dangerous, as, with A9LH installed, you can always recover from any CTRNAND / TWLN / TWLP edits, given you have backups.
Steps to using GodMode9
1. Download GodMode9
2. Set it up to run
3. Go to Emunand9 or Decrypt9
4. Make Nand Backups until your SD card is full
5. Launch GodMode9
Congrats, you are prepared to use GodMode9!
1. Download GodMode9
2. Set it up to run
3. Go to Emunand9 or Decrypt9
4. Make Nand Backups until your SD card is full
5. Launch GodMode9
Congrats, you are prepared to use GodMode9!
Aw, come on. I'm assuming this is a joke, but some people really seem to have an irrational fear of GodMode9. Just to make this clear: There is not a single case were GodMode9 itself bricked anything. What it does is give you unmatched power over your 3DS file systems, and with that, yup, the ability to brick it is in your hands, too. There are warnings and a write permission system in app so that doing something stupid is not too easy, though.
As you you know, with great power comes great responsibility
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It's a joke, for me at least anyway since I already use it. Though it's good to backup your nands before using it so your good even if you delete something bad. Or if someone else does it for revenge or something.Aw, come on. I'm assuming this is a joke, but some people really seem to have an irrational fear of GodMode9. Just to make this clear: There is not a single case were GodMode9 itself bricked anything. What it does is give you unmatched power over your 3DS file systems, and with that, yup, the ability to brick it is in your hands, too. There are warnings and a write permission system in app so that doing something stupid is not too easy, though.
As you you know, with great power comes great responsibility
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I'm trying to figure out a way to backup and restore the PTM savegame, which as far as I can figure out (https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/PTM_Savegame or http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/PTM_Savegame ) includes the per-day play log and pedometer log (which would be shown in the top part of Activity Log).
I can't figure out how to do it.
According to https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/System_SaveData or http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/System_SaveData , PTM is 0x10022 and the savedata would be in data/ID0/sysdata/00010022/00000000.
Using GodMode9 I went to "1: SYSNAND CTRNAND"/data/(ID0)/sysdata/00010022/00000000", which seems to be the right place. However, this is not a directory containing files Pedometer.dat and PlayHistory.dat, but a single file named "00000000".
Trying to copy the 00000000 directly to the other console, copying from SD, and pasting it into the same place I got it from didn't work. It did erase the previous data, so at least I know this is the right place. I presume I have to decrypt it using decrypt9 and reencrypt it on another machine, or at least extract and inject the Pedometer.dat and PlayHistory.dat. However, I don't know how to do that. Can someone help me with this?
Edit: I found https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Savegames (or http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Savegames ) but that's no use to me as is. Is there some tool that can do it?
I can't figure out how to do it.
According to https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/System_SaveData or http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/System_SaveData , PTM is 0x10022 and the savedata would be in data/ID0/sysdata/00010022/00000000.
Using GodMode9 I went to "1: SYSNAND CTRNAND"/data/(ID0)/sysdata/00010022/00000000", which seems to be the right place. However, this is not a directory containing files Pedometer.dat and PlayHistory.dat, but a single file named "00000000".
Trying to copy the 00000000 directly to the other console, copying from SD, and pasting it into the same place I got it from didn't work. It did erase the previous data, so at least I know this is the right place. I presume I have to decrypt it using decrypt9 and reencrypt it on another machine, or at least extract and inject the Pedometer.dat and PlayHistory.dat. However, I don't know how to do that. Can someone help me with this?
Edit: I found https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Savegames (or http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Savegames ) but that's no use to me as is. Is there some tool that can do it?
Last edited by Jiro2,
Everyone, we have a new release, this is new:
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- Simple hex editor is now included (only single byte changes, no inserts / deletes)
- New hex view, utilizing both screens
- Totally revised write permission system, now allowing granular permissions
- Writing to memory is now allowed (when the permission is unlocked)
- Improved handling when coyping / moving to existing files
- Encrypting / decrypting sector0x96 is supported (needs otp.bin on entrypoints other than a9lh)
- Auto-scroll when holding arrow buttons, thanks to the ARM9 timer register
- Multiple minor bugfixes
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This might be the worng place to ask - isn't there some tutorial on that or anything like it? It may be better to do a thread on that.
Last edited by d0k3,
@capito27 managed to crash GodMode9 by removing the SD card while it was in use (without dismounting). There is nothing much that I can do about this, but doing this almost counts as vandalism and is basically the same as removing a game cart while in use
LMAO.
I WONDER WHY THAT WORKED.
Because the program vomited out its ass!
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