What system storage? The games are already installed to your SD card if you installed them with FBI.
You cannot move cias from sd to nand. Also, you should probably use better thread titles.
edit: theres probably some complicated way involving rewriting an rsf or something, but it isn't something you want to really do (or should do).
edit: theres probably some complicated way involving rewriting an rsf or something, but it isn't something you want to really do (or should do).
You can do that.
0. Make a nand backup before doing this as I cannot promise that this will work correctly
1. Backup the nintendo 3ds folder from your main sd card
2. Delete whatever games you do not want on that sd card.
3. Copy the backed up nintendo 3ds folder to the new sd card.
4. Put any additional files that you need from your first sd card onto the second (/3ds/ folder, a9lh stuff, boot.3dsx, etc.)
If you don't want to take the risk, just use emunand on a second sd card.
0. Make a nand backup before doing this as I cannot promise that this will work correctly
1. Backup the nintendo 3ds folder from your main sd card
2. Delete whatever games you do not want on that sd card.
3. Copy the backed up nintendo 3ds folder to the new sd card.
4. Put any additional files that you need from your first sd card onto the second (/3ds/ folder, a9lh stuff, boot.3dsx, etc.)
If you don't want to take the risk, just use emunand on a second sd card.
what is your current setup? (A screenshot of your sd card can help as well if possible)
Actually, it would probably be easier to just copy everything over. If you know something is unndeeded, go ahead and skip it. The minimum that you should move over is /3ds, /a9lh, /luma, /files9, /emunand9, arm9loaderhax.bin, hblauncher_...
but I want the other sd with no games
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where the games located?
Delete the games from fbi, not on your computer, it will break something. Follow those steps and you should be fine. Games are found in /nintendo 3ds/<id1>/<id2>
I think emunand9 and decrypt9 both have backups for both nands. Just backup whichever one you use (I assume sysnand since you are using a9lh).
Go to fbi, and select "Titles" and uninstall anything you do not want anymore (only delete things that are green as these are installed to your sd card)
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