if you have decrypt9 installed you can run that and that will quickly tell you if you have emunand setup at the bottom of the screen
I believe you can't really see it, because its hidden to stop foolz from tampering and breaking something. You can dump it with decrypt 9 if your trying to view it thoughHow can I see the partition then?
This is not true. The folders like dcim and Nintendo 3ds still work as normal. The hidden partition stores your nand, thats it.you wouldn't be able to *see* your emunand by looking at the sd contents, emunand is a separate partition on the SD, that's actually how many people ended up updating sysnand originally as they assumed their nand dump on their sd card (usually a file called nand.bin or nandmin. bin) meant they were using emunand
That's what he said. You can't see the partition just by opening it in windows explorer or sthThis is not true. The folders like dcim and Nintendo 3ds still work as normal. The hidden partition stores your nand, thats it.
what are you talking about he said he seen 2 nands on his sd card implying one must be his emunand, the dcim folder is just where pictures are stored and don't mean anything at all in terms of how many nands he has, neither does how many folders are in the Nintendo 3ds folder either, while it can be a indicator its not fool proof as you make a new one every time you format your system or use the sd in a different 3ds, the only way to know for sure if emu nand is setup is checking in something like decrypt9 or with a partition tool on windowsThis is not true. The folders like dcim and Nintendo 3ds still work as normal. The hidden partition stores your nand, thats it.
If you have more then one, that's prolly why it didn't detect it. Just find some way to dump itAccording to decrypt9 i have no emunand, which is weird because I tried a different program that detected it.
Dear lord, do you know what punctuation is? Also thats not what I mean. When smash said he had 2 nands on his card hes talking about the 32 character folders inside the nintendo 3ds folder. You can easily tell which one is emunand by making a change like installing a game or app, then checking the "last modified" date on your pc. Saying that you cant see emuNAND on the sd simply isn't true.what are you talking about he said he seen 2 nands on his sd card implying one must be his emunand, the dcim folder is just where pictures are stored and don't mean anything at all in terms of how many nands he has, neither does how many folders are in the Nintendo 3ds folder either as you make a new one every time you format your system or use the sd in a different 3ds, the only way to know for sure if emu nand is setup is checking in something like decrypt9 or with a partition tool on windows
pretty sure decrypt9 can detect multiple emunand's unless he jist has a really old buildIf you have more then one, that's prolly why it didn't detect it. Just find some way to dump it
According to decrypt9 i have no emunand, which is weird because I tried a different program that detected it.
again number of files in that folder does not mean he has emunand setup, it *can* indicate it, but it could just as easily mean he used the sd in 2 systems, or he formatted his 3ds at some point.....and if you want to get douchy, seeing files made by emunand even if they are is not the same as actually seeing emunandDear lord, do you know what punctuation is? Also thats not what I mean. When smash said he had 2 nands on his cars hes talking about the 32 character folders inside the nintendo 3ds folder. You can easily tell which one is emunand by making a change like installing a game or app, then checking the "last modified" date on your pc. Saying that you cant see emuNAND on the sd simply isn't true.
There's always risk involved. Just follow the guide to the letter and you'll be fine.If there's no risk involved, I'd be willing to do that.
It's hidden because it uses a proprietary file system not reckonised by most Operating Systems. It shows up in disc management tools, but is usually labelled as "unknown" or "unallocated" in some occasions.I believe you can't really see it, because its hidden to stop foolz from tampering and breaking something. You can dump it with decrypt 9 if your trying to view it though
I'm probably gonna set up a new emunand. I would just go through with installing a9lh, but I have about 50gb worth of games installed, and I don't want to lose progress on some of them.well nope that just pretty much confirms that there is no emunand setup on that sd card, is it possible you swapped sd cards at some point and forgot or performed a full format/repartition and restored the files afterwards?
if you want to setup a new emunand then be sure to backup all your sd contents first as formatting emunand will wipe your sd card, so you will have to copy the files back on after doing so, but I would suggest you just go ahead and go for a9lh on sysnand and not worry about emunand stuff
Well, you're going to lose all of that if you setup a new emuNAND. Sorry!I'm probably gonna set up a new emunand. I would just go through with installing a9lh, but I have about 50gb worth of games installed, and I don't want to lose progress on some of them.
I'm gonna back up my micro sd card tomorrow and do it, so I think I'm good. XDWell, you're going to lose all of that if you setup a new emuNAND. Sorry!
I hope you see this before you start the setup.