Hacking Transferring emuNAND to another microSD

[DerEineee]

Copy all your files on your sdcard on your computer.
Than delete everything (exept for your emunand partition) and setup homebrew launcher again.
Than use emunand9 in homebrewlauncher and dump your emuNAND.
I think you know what to do next

 

[RunningHamster]

Hmm that's probably because your NANDs are linked.
Take out the SD card, start the console and format sysNAND. Then format the SD card (erase emuNAND) and start over with that tutorial link I sent before

:'( That's how I first got the sd set up my first time with emunand

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Copy all your files on your sdcard on your computer.
Than delete everything (exept for your emunand partition) and setup homebrew launcher again.
Than use emunand9 in homebrewlauncher and dump your emuNAND.
I think you know what to do next

Won't work since even by deleting EVERYTHING on my sd (besides emunand) i still won't have enough space to dump emunand to a file

 

[Xenon Hacks]

Won't work since even by deleting EVERYTHING on my sd (besides emunand)

You already messed up

 

[DerEineee]

You already messed up

Don't be this gloating!

:'( That's how I first got the sd set up my first time with emunand

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Won't work since even by deleting EVERYTHING on my sd (besides emunand) i still won't have enough space to dump emunand to a file

Hmmm... :/ Your only way to do this is with emuNAND Tool on your PC. Are you using mac or windows?

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Or you setup everything again ^^
I mean, it isn't this hard

 

[deadf1sh]

Have you tried 'min size' backup with Decrypt9WIP ?
it should make a 1.22gb backup instead of 1.8gb
(not sure)
edit:

• NAND Backup (minsize): Same as the above option, but only dumps the actually used size of the NAND (the remainder is only unused data). Use this instead of the above to save some space on your SD card.

 

[RunningHamster]

Have you tried 'min size' backup with Decrypt9WIP ?
it should make a 1.22gb backup instead of 1.8gb
(not sure)
edit:

HOLY COWS LETS HOPE THE LORD SAVES US ALL!
(in short, im going to try this, and thanks)

 

[RunningHamster]

Have you tried 'min size' backup with Decrypt9WIP ?
it should make a 1.22gb backup instead of 1.8gb
(not sure)
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Ok, now that I've got the backup (YESSSSS!) how do I transfer it onto my other sd?
thanks yous
EDIT:
Wait, nvm I just use Decrypt9 again to restore right?

 

[deadf1sh]

Wait, nvm I just use Decrypt9 again to restore right?

If you havn't tried it yet.. yes !

 

[RunningHamster]

If you havn't tried it yet.. yes !

Well, it says 'SD is not formatted for emuNAND, NAND restore failed!'
Do I have to make a seperate partition or something or what?
thanks!

 

[deadf1sh]

You must format your new sd card in fat32, otherwise i have no idea !

 

[DerEineee]

Oh boy you struggling on this for hours xD
Why you didn't setup emuNAND again?

 

[yacepi15]

@RunningHamster
1. Insert your SD in a PC.
2. Launch "USB Image Tool" (http://www.alexpage.de/usb-image-tool/)
3. Select "SD" , "backup" and a location in your PC for saving the dump.
4. Put your new SD in the PC.
5. Use the restore function this time and restore the dump.
6. Launch Easeus Partition Master (http://www.partition-tool.com/landing/home-download.htm)
7. Right click in the FAT32 partition of the SD and click "resize partition"
8. Select the maximum space that you can. (slide the bar to the right)
9. Click "apply changes"
10. Wait.
11. Done!

 

[RunningHamster]

You must format your new sd card in fat32, otherwise i have no idea !

It already is formatted in FAT32 I'll see for myself.

Oh boy you struggling on this for hours xD
Why you didn't setup emuNAND again?

Couldn't be bothered, I'll look around myself.

@RunningHamster
1. Insert your SD in a PC.
2. Launch "USB Image Tool" (http://www.alexpage.de/usb-image-tool/)
3. Select "SD" , "backup" and a location in your PC for saving the dump.
4. Put your new SD in the PC.
5. Use the restore function this time and restore the dump.
6. Launch Easeus Partition Master (http://www.partition-tool.com/landing/home-download.htm)
7. Right click in the FAT32 partition of the SD and click "resize partition"
8. Select the maximum space that you can. (slide the bar to the right)
9. Click "apply changes"
10. Wait.
11. Done!

Already tried this. It gives me an error 'There are some error when moving and resizing partition' in EaseUs

 

[DerEineee]

Why exactly emuNAND tool isn't working?
What is the exact error?

 

[yacepi15]

It already is formatted in FAT32 I'll see for myself.

Couldn't be bothered, I'll look around myself.

Already tried this. It gives me an error 'There are some error when moving and resizing partition' in EaseUs

Try copying all the data from the FAT32 partition, remove the partition, create it with the right space and recopy everything. That must work.

 

[RunningHamster]

Why exactly emuNAND tool isn't working?
What is the exact error?

'Cannot find an emuNAND sd. Make sure it is connected properly'

Try copying all the data from the FAT32 partition, remove the partition, create it with the right space and recopy everything. That must work.

I'll try to make another partition for the emuNAND by copying over my emuNAND partition, and wiping it. I'll see if that works.

 

[satan89]

Is there any reason that you're not setting up a fresh emuNAND and just transferring saves and reinstalling your cias? Its already been 3 days.
I can't imagine you have much to move over from your 4gb card anyways.

 

[RunningHamster]

Is there any reason that you're not setting up a fresh emuNAND and just transferring saves and reinstalling your cias? Its already been 3 days.
I can't imagine you have much to move over from your 4gb card anyways.

Ok, fine I'll make a new emuNAND, case closed.

 

[DerEineee]

Now i know what you can do.
Put launcher.dat (gateway) on your new sdcard an launch gateway menu with your browser (go.gateway-3ds.com).
Than click format emuNAND. When it is finished put your sdcard into the pc.
Now you can copy your emuNAND from your old sd to your new sd

Always say what your error is or nobody can help you.
If you said it earlier that your error is "Can not find emuNAND sd", I could help you earlier.

(I know my sentense is a mess, but I really don't know how the say it)

 

[RunningHamster]

Now i know what you can do.
Put launcher.dat (gateway) on your new sdcard an launch gateway menu with your browser (go.gateway-3ds.com).
Than click format emuNAND. When it is finished put your sdcard into the pc.
Now you can copy your emuNAND from your old sd to your new sd

Always say what your error is or nobody can help you.
If you said it earlier that your error is "Can not find emuNAND sd", I could help you earlier.

(I know my sentense is a mess, but I really don't know how the say it)

Ok, thanks for the help. I'll try it.