I'll check out that guide even though it seems quite daunting to look at. Now just to make sure I make a NAND backup, go into rxMode, upgrade and get stuff from eShop, then to go back to 9.2 use Inject EmuNAND partitions? I don't want to loose homebrew when we're so close to Kernel access and all that other jazzYour downloaded games and patches will only be available in your emunand, so you'd need to play on 9.5
There's an exception for game updates if you had previously downloaded one of them in 9.2 (for example the smash bros ones, if you had 1.0.4 you can download 1.0.5 in Emunand and have it available in sysnand) but your nands must still be linked for that as far as I know.
Edit: There's also a guide to move your eshop content back to sysnand but it's a bit tricky and not noob friendly but you can check for yourself.
http://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-moving-eshop-content-from-emunand-to-sysnand.379879/
I'll check out that guide even though it seems quite daunting to look at. Now just to make sure I make a NAND backup, go into rxMode, upgrade and get stuff from eShop, then to go back to 9.2 use Inject EmuNAND partitions? I don't want to loose homebrew when we're so close to Kernel access and all that other jazzthat will motivate people update their emulators.
So basically as long as I update in rxMode I'm fine?You won't lose the ability to run homebrew as long as you don't update your sysnand, in fact don't mess up with your sysnand unless you know what you're doing or you might just brick it (the only time you should do this is with gateway's downgrade/restore nand feature).
So basically as long as I update in rxMode I'm fine?
In Rxmode while RX-E is displayed on system settings, if it says RX-S or any other thing you're on sysnand.
But be careful !!! once you boot to Emunand with rxMode and you go to setting will display RX-E you can update ,but when you exit setting then kick you to SYSNAND !!! to have again RX-E you need run again rxTools and enter rxMode
Sorry for being a hassle but I checked my system settings and it shows 'RX-S', can I go into the eShop and 'update' with that?In Rxmode while RX-E is displayed on system settings, if it says RX-S or any other thing you're on sysnand.
Sorry for being a hassle but I checked my system settings and it shows 'RX-S', can I go into the eShop and 'update' with that?
Sorry for being a hassle but I checked my system settings and it shows 'RX-S', can I go into the eShop and 'update' with that?
Not yet, but it should be soon.I didn't see it listed on the OP post, but is emunand mode region free? As in I can play some Japan retail games on it.
According to http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Nand/private/movable.sed it should be as simple as using the aes engine to encrypt the hash over the first 0x120 bytes.
I think you need to re-encrypt everything that's been encrypted with per-console keys (that's not specified by movable.sed). I think that includes the dbs on NAND.
(He refers to n3DS in this quote, but just pretend that's the target console in this situation. )From quick inspection (may missed something/a lot) but in order to do a manual system transfer + region swap:
1) N3DS: Change region with https://gist.github.com/yellows8/f15be7a51c38cea14f2c
2) O3DS: Get movable.sed and decrypt the MAC
3) N3DS: Encrypt movable.sed from O3DS
4) O3DS: Decrypt dbs/ticket.db and dbs/title.db
5) N3DS: Re-encrypt files from 4 and then merge with N3DS's ticket.db/title.db (not sure if needed, but I think this way the system apps/firm will still have tickets)
6) N3DS: Copy merged ticket.db/title.db as well as movable.sed over. Also copy over "data" to get all your saves.
I think an alternative to merging title.db is to replace title.db and then immediately do a system update (in the same boot cycle). Hopefully that will write the new tickets. I'm not even sure tickets are required for the system apps and stuff, but it's in there, so idk.