Could try going into Safe Mode and then exiting real quick, this is suppose to clear the download, and try again? Otherwise, no idea.
https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki/NAND-Size
Perfectly normal. RedNAND will always be the smallest size possible.
hmm..it is strange.
On my first 3DS, I could not downgrade to v2.1 before but copying the firmware.bin from step 5 of Plailect's Tutorial into luma folder solved the problem.
Now, on my second 3DS, I tried first without copying the firmware.bin and as expected it fail.
Then I copy the firmware.bin.
Now I cannot boot into REDNAND, even if I delete the firmware.bin.
ANy suggestion?
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On my first 3DS, I could not downgrade to v2.1 before but copying the firmware.bin from step 5 of Plailect's Tutorial into luma folder solved the problem.
Now, on my second 3DS, I tried first without copying the firmware.bin and as expected it fail.
Then I copy the firmware.bin.
Now I cannot boot into REDNAND, even if I delete the firmware.bin.
ANy suggestion?
edit:
SOLVED
Last edited by avocado,
Awesome, thank you! That's what I thought, but bcouldn't find any confirmation anywhere.Yeah Luma3DS automatically protects Firm0/1 writing so an update doesn't overwrite A9LH. You can just go to system settings -> system update. Do make sure your battery doesn't die during the update because that bricks 3DS'sJust a warning!
- Go back to the EmuNAND file options menu in Decrypt9 (If you have one)
- Backup EmuNAND to emuNAND.bin (If you have one)
- Go to the SysNAND file options menu on the main menu
- Backup SysNAND to sysNAND.bin
- Press Select on the main menu to eject your SD card
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it says sd is not formated for emunand backup!
please explain "its not working". if you mean you can't change the filename, use up/down to get to emuNAND.bin
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try EmuNAND9: https://github.com/d0k3/EmuNAND9/releases/download/20160606/EmuNAND9-20160606-224510.zip
put EmuNAND9.dat at the root, go to http://dukesrg.github.io/?EmuNAND9.dat
Do I need a bigger sd card for it or its a problem of discript9? right now im using a 2gb memcard
try backing up the emunand with https://gbatemp.net/threads/emunand-tool-release-and-support-thread.359239/ since your SD card is really small
I have a 8gb memcard can I tranfer 2gb card files in it & start the backup process again?
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