Come on, of course I've heard of seedminer. I was wondering if M. BlackHazard had heard of seedminer, because it seems very strange that he would have heard of seedminer and ninfs and somehow not threeSD, and then also not have installed cfw. And besides, no one's needed to use seedminer for a while now.
it's an old method, someone could have just partially done it back in the days and never finished, and then come back a few years later wanting to extract their data. but we have to be snarky in asking how they got their file, instead of actually asking the actual questions we have in mind, so here we are
I didn't find anything else, everything I found talked about ninfs and using secrets.py.
I used the bruteforce online method by registering it as a friend and by giving it the ID0 from the SD.
Sir, I think asking "How did you get your movable.sed without CFW" is considerably more direct and likely to provide an informative response than asking something like "Are you sure you have the right movable.sed". And I think suggesting someone else is unfamiliar with "like one of the most popular ways to install cfw for a while" is a whole different level of snarkiness, thank you very much.
Does the system boot if you have nothing on the SD card but boot.firm? Because if it still doesn't boot in that case, there's no point in worrying about the contents of the "Nintendo 3DS" folder.
That sounds really old. Did you have an emuNAND on your old SD card? Because that wouldn't be copied by a normal copy operation. That could also explain the multiple ID0 folders, come to think of it.
That is most likely, yes.
It's been so long since I've read about an emuNAND that I'm not entirely sure anymore... But yes, I believe that's how it goes.
If you are at all concerned about losing your save games, then you should be backing them up with Checkpoint.
If you have a really old exploit installed, then the most recent boot.firm for Luma may not work.
Not clear what you mean by this. Do you mean booting the card with the magnet for ntrboot? Or do you mean booting the card from the 3DS home menu? Does it still show up as a particular game?
Using the magnet trick because my jap console won't do anything other than the factory recover where you hold buttons on boot and it tries downloading the firmware update.
1 question: did you put the ntrboot files on the sd card of the r4? I say that because reading your earlier post I thought you may have put the files on the console's sd instead of the r4's sd card. By the way can you take a picture of that r4 card?
It sounds like you haven't flashed your cartridge yet. Your cartridge might be compatible, but ntrboot is never going to work if the cartridge isn't flashed, as discussed at the bottom of https://3ds.hacks.guide/ntrboot.html . That means the first thing you will have to do is find the necessary kernel files to enable your R4 to function normally so you can run the flasher.
If you're looking for more help regarding the problem you posted about in another thread, then posting about it in a different thread is just going to be needlessly confusing. If you're not looking for help then the purpose of your post is confusing.
This sentence is very unclear, especially since it's not clear what you did, but it's possible you just need to run Faketik.
If the installed games are on the sd card from the old 3ds, popping that sd card into a newer 3ds will make a different ID0 folder if I remember right but it doesn't delete the old games. ID0 folder contents are encrypted by console so you can't just swap sd card between 2 3dss, I don't know if using faketik would help in this situation since like I said, per console encryption. There's also cthulu, but I think it might work since when doing a region change you kinda convert it to a new console and if I remember right using cthulu you make tickets for the games installed already
If you bought a different system and didn't transfer anything, then why are the games you never installed showing up in Data Management!? This makes no sense. Are you sure they're your games and not just games from the previous owner?
If you never did any kind of System Transfer, then none of the data on the SD card will be readable on your current system. There's no point to leaving that old data there. You should just backup everything on the SD card (just in case) and format it.
