ah please read again! i edited my post< and mmm the steps seem so long.. not that i would mind but yes i said that i wouldnt want to format emuNAND< cause of my installed games =-='
if you do read all the step, you will find out it tells you to backup Nintendo 3ds folder and emunand before perform the tinyformat.
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you won't lose anything for playing game, but add an amazing feature and spend some time..
ufffh, so this means i would just have to copy the files back in my mSD and the emuNAND will be all fine yeah?
crap i really want to try it out for the faster bootRate.
start with part-4, remember to copy nintendo 3ds folder when you at step 18: "Put your SD card in your computer, then copy over sysNAND.bin and emuNAND.bin to a safe folder on your computer, you will need them later"
I've done a few o3ds's and n3ds'salso, the boot time depends on your sd/msd. for me, only takes 11s on 2DS, and 13s on N3DSLL(more game installed though). both cards are C10/U1
Boot times range from 5-8 seconds for me all booting from sysnand (8 seconds being the one with loads of games installed)
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The 2.1 update was only for o3ds, so there are only o3ds files. This is why you have to "unbrick" the emunand before copying it to sysnand.
Wanted to ask about another con of using A9LH.
From what I understand, now your 3DS is dependent on the SD card (having the correct file). I'm just thinking if the SD card got corrupted or something, the 3DS wouldn't even boot, correct?
From what I understand, now your 3DS is dependent on the SD card (having the correct file). I'm just thinking if the SD card got corrupted or something, the 3DS wouldn't even boot, correct?
of course no.....
when you get a new sd card, and place arm9loaderhax.bin back into it.
it's alive again
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let's say your sd is corrupted now, so you only have to copy arm9loaderhax.bin(any cfw's) and run it, goes into sysnand.
use HBL load emunand9 to setup emunand. (if emunand9 can run under a9lh, it would be little bit easier).
Correct, but think of it this way...
If you use emuNAND and your SD card died, you loose everything you had done and would have to start again, at least this way you will still keep some things.
But you will loose everything in the past week or so since you last backed up, at least with this you won't loose everything, just installed CIA's and saves on the SD card.
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