I think that you are confusing things a bit. When you dump a NAND based game (card2), the save is part of the resulting ROM.renaming the file on the nand just corrupts it. FYI, the dump and the sav came from the same cartridge
OK. Just so you know, the terminology that you used isn't quite correct. When most people talk about a NAND save, they are referring to card2 games like Pokemon (which Fire Emblem and almost all of the other games in the library are not.)I dumped fire emblem and im trying to get my save onto my emunand. I took the name from the .sav that existed on the emunand and gave that name to the .sav file from the backup I made with 2.2
I've already told him to do that and he is trying it out now.1. Dump your ROM.
2. Rename your ROM to *.3DZ.
3. Dump your retail save and rename it to 000400*****.sav (search the correct number from http://3ds.essh.co).
Make sure you're using your OWN DUMPED ROM to read your retail save.
Otherwise the save will NEVER BE READABLE.
You shouldn't have to re-dump the ROM if you've already done it like you said in your first post.its 00040000000A0500 and ill try the steps. Its gonn take at least 30 min to dump the ROM
1. Dump your ROM.
2. Rename your ROM to *.3DZ.
3. Dump your retail save and rename it to 000400*****.sav (search the correct number from http://3ds.essh.co).
Make sure you're using your OWN DUMPED ROM to read your retail save.
Otherwise the save will NEVER BE READABLE.
I'm making the same stuff, and couldn't play with my retails's saves too.
BTW, my Resident Evil Revelations was splitted in .3D0 and .3D1 so i can't rename in 3DZ (maybe 3DZ0 and 3DZ1 ? I'll give a try)
In Linux, open up terminal and run: cat file.3d0 file.3d1 >> file.3ds
In Windows, open up command prompt and run: copy /b "file.3d0" + "file.3d1" "file.3ds"
Tested seems working on one of my game rom.
do make sure you are using exFat on the memory card you are copying to.