Hacking [QUESTION] Once an SD Card is formatted, the emuNAND is gone forever correct?

[Romruto]

Once an SD Card is formatted, the emuNAND is gone forever correct? And is it possible to have the emuNAND backup'd anywhere to restore?

 

[jesterscourt]

The guide always tells you to make copies and backups. If you formatted the SD card, assume the data is gone.

 

[Ryccardo]

It depends on the definition of "format" and "SD card", emunand is outside the standard FAT partition and a traditional create-filesystem formatter won't touch it, a repartitioning (like SDFormatter with "format size adjustment" )will, but the still readable data may confuse tools

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Once an SD Card is formatted, the emuNAND is gone forever correct? And is it possible to have the emuNAND backup'd anywhere to restore?

I think the Windows formatter won't wipe the emuNAND partition, so if you used that you may be in luck.

 

[Romruto]

The guide always tells you to make copies and backups. If you formatted the SD card, assume the data is gone.

Back then, I made NAND backups but I never followed a guide from the 3ds.guide page. I just followed instructions and steps, members in the hacking community made up.

 

[Uumas]

Back then, I made NAND backups but I never followed a guide from the 3ds.guide page. I just followed instructions and steps, members in the hacking community made up.

You should update to boot9strap by following 3ds.guide