Homebrew stuck during step 4.22 (getting the OTP)

[Yokujin]

ive been following the guide of Plailect until 4.22 at that point im stuck...
because i used a 2GB SD and it doesnt have enough space to save a backup of emunand


sofar:
sysnand 9.2 (local)
rednand emu10.7 (2GB SD)
partitions: *: (rednand) G: homebrew stuff

bought a new card 64GB
partitions: G: homebrew stuff *: (rednand)

booting into homebrew: works
after using luma: sys9.2

so... rednand doesnt get activated im not even sure if the rednand got carried over to the new card

 

[Bedel]

ive been following the guide of Plailect until 4.22 at that point im stuck...
because i used a 2GB SD and it doesnt have enough space to save a backup of emunand


sofar:
sysnand 9.2 (local)
rednand emu10.7 (2GB SD)
partitions: *: (rednand) G: homebrew stuff

bought a new card 64GB
partitions: G: homebrew stuff *: (rednand)

booting into homebrew: works
after using luma: sys9.2

so... rednand doesnt get activated im not even sure if the rednand got carried over to the new card

Buy a 32Gb SD card, since it's what's supported by 3DS. They costs like 9€, so it has to be easy to you to get one. Also, you may be able to backup one nand, amount the SD card to copy in the PC, backup the other one... And all of that, but it may be not a good idea at all.

 

[Yokujin]

Buy a 32Gb SD card, since it's what's supported by 3DS. They costs like 9€, so it has to be easy to you to get one. Also, you may be able to backup one nand, amount the SD card to copy in the PC, backup the other one... And all of that, but it may be not a good idea at all.

i got a 64gb (currently having space of 6gb partitioned and 945mb for the rednand) one but i cant currently make the emunand backup

 

[Bedel]

i got a 64gb one but i cant currently make the emunand backup

As I said, buy a 32Gb. It's better. You may format your 64Gb SD to work in 3DS, but it won't work as well as a 32Gb would. You'll have no problems with a 32Gb SD, and also as much space as you'll need.

 

[Yokujin]

As I said, buy a 32Gb. It's better. You may format your 64Gb SD to work in 3DS, but it won't work as well as a 32Gb would. You'll have no problems with a 32Gb SD, and also as much space as you'll need.

i meant i cant make a backup on my 2GB card

not until my 64gb can be booted into rednand to be sure it has rednand to make a backup of it

 

[Kioku]

As I said, buy a 32Gb. It's better. You may format your 64Gb SD to work in 3DS, but it won't work as well as a 32Gb would. You'll have no problems with a 32Gb SD, and also as much space as you'll need.

A 128GB card works fantastic. I doubt a 64GB will have less performance.

Also, 32GB nowadays isn't much for someone who has 40+ games.

 

[Bedel]

A 128GB card works fantastic. I doubt a 64GB will have less performance.

Also, 32GB nowadays isn't much for someone who has 40+ games.

It can give problems, also in emunand. A9LH is a delicated process, so he should use something that should not fail. A 32Gb SD is what he needs. That, or a 8Gb, if he want to use a 64Gb before on his own risk.

 

[Ricken]

ive been following the guide of Plailect until 4.22 at that point im stuck...
because i used a 2GB SD and it doesnt have enough space to save a backup of emunand


sofar:
sysnand 9.2 (local)
rednand emu10.7 (2GB SD)
partitions: *: (rednand) G: homebrew stuff

bought a new card 64GB
partitions: G: homebrew stuff *: (rednand)

booting into homebrew: works
after using luma: sys9.2

so... rednand doesnt get activated im not even sure if the rednand got carried over to the new card

Use some imaging software. tutorial as a sticky in the CFW/Flashcart section

 

[Quantumcat]

You can use EmuNANDTool to save a backup on your computer. That might be all you need. Or, to switch over to the bigger card, you have to format it for emunand in whichever way you wish (eg emunand9) and then inject the backup into it using your PC. And also copy over all the files. Read the sticky called 'transfer emunand to a new SD - working on new 3ds!'

 

[Daggot]

Buy a 32Gb SD card, since it's what's supported by 3DS. They costs like 9€, so it has to be easy to you to get one. Also, you may be able to backup one nand, amount the SD card to copy in the PC, backup the other one... And all of that, but it may be not a good idea at all.

I use a 64gb with no problems. Show me one example of a properly formatted 64gb card that's the cause of a 3ds related problem because as far as I know they're not widespread.

 

[astrangeone]

I use a 128 gigabyte card (I wanted the space and opportunity to put more games on it). No problems with it, although I use 16 gb cards to install a9lh and luma3DS to my o3DSes as well.

 

[Garro]

Used a 64gb for the whole procedure, actually I have used a 64GB card for many things (A9LH install, System transfer between o3DS and n3DS, and overall usage for almost two years) and I have never run into a SD related problem.

 

[Yokujin]

Use some imaging software. tutorial as a sticky in the CFW/Flashcart section

thanks you one step is solved (copying the image) but i cant expand the partition because "errors"

more here
https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-...ther-sd-card-working-on-new3ds.383684/page-12

 

[Ricken]

thanks you one step is solved (copying the image) but i cant expand the partition because "errors"

more here
https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-...ther-sd-card-working-on-new3ds.383684/page-12

did you expand the right partition?

EDIT; and who cares about the volume label?

 

[Yokujin]

I use a 128 gigabyte card (I wanted the space and opportunity to put more games on it). No problems with it, although I use 16 gb cards to install a9lh and luma3DS to my o3DSes as well.

Used a 64gb for the whole procedure, actually I have used a 64GB card for many things (A9LH install, System transfer between o3DS and n3DS, and overall usage for almost two years) and I have never run into a SD related problem.

sigh... my problem:
used a 2GB SD until 4.20 (no space)
now:
trouble getting all the datas from 2GB onto 64GB and making it run correctly

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did you expand the right partition?

EDIT; and who cares about the volume label?

the 3ds does, i do, the computer does

 

[Ricken]

sigh... my problem:
used a 2GB SD until 4.20 (no space)
now:
trouble getting all the datas from 2GB onto 64GB and making it run correctly

If the program keeps giving you beef, then try this
1. Copy every file to the 64GB SD (Yes ik EmuNand is on the other, shush)
2. Delete every file on the 2GB SD (Don't format, and EmuNand is Still there. ik)
3. copy the 3ds folder, and if you have one, the EmuNAND9 folder, back to the 2GB SD
4. Put the 64GB SD in the system, Boot, and open the Homebrew launcher
5. While still in the homebrew launcher, remove the 64GB SD from the system and insert the 2GB
6. launch EmuNAND9
7. Backup EmuNAND
8. Backup every file on the 64GB SD
9. Format the 64GB SD for EmuNAND (Complete EmuNAND Setup)
10. Unmount the SD
11. Copy all the files back onto the 64GB SD, and also copy over the EmuNand backup (Skip common files when doing this) (See what I did there?)
12. Reinsert the SD into the system, and restore the EmuNand backup


9001. Enjoy the thuglife

 

[Yokujin]

You can use EmuNANDTool to save a backup on your computer. That might be all you need. Or, to switch over to the bigger card, you have to format it for emunand in whichever way you wish (eg emunand9) and then inject the backup into it using your PC. And also copy over all the files. Read the sticky called 'transfer emunand to a new SD - working on new 3ds!'

emunandtool doesnt detect any sd card
i dont even have a backup yet :/ because im stuck on that part

 

[Quantumcat]

I made a comment on the guide thread about how it should tell users to use an 8GB or larger card. Is there any message there or did Plailect ignore me? Problems like this user has could be avoided if they were told to have a big enough card to begin with.

Edit: It is in the FAQ section. Tisk tisk OP, you forgot to read the whole thing before starting :-p

• Q: Can I do this with a 4GB (or smaller) SD card?
  A: You might be able to make do with 4GB, but any smaller is pushing it, because the emuNAND itself will take up about 1GB of your card and NAND backups are large. You may have to unmount your SD to transfer files to or from your computer more frequently than the guide instructs. Do so at your own risk.
  

 

[Drakia]

I made a comment on the guide thread about how it should tell users to use an 8GB or larger card. Is there any message there or did Plailect ignore me? Problems like this user has could be avoided if they were told to have a big enough card to begin with.

There is a note under the FAQ (which all users should read, as its the second page of the guide) stating to use atleast a 4GB card, yes

 

[Ricken]

because im stuck on that part

If the program keeps giving you beef, then try this
1. Copy every file to the 64GB SD (Yes ik EmuNand is on the other, shush)
2. Delete every file on the 2GB SD (Don't format, and EmuNand is Still there. ik)
3. copy the 3ds folder, and if you have one, the EmuNAND9 folder, back to the 2GB SD
4. Put the 64GB SD in the system, Boot, and open the Homebrew launcher
5. While still in the homebrew launcher, remove the 64GB SD from the system and insert the 2GB
6. launch EmuNAND9
7. Backup EmuNAND
8. Backup every file on the 64GB SD
9. Format the 64GB SD for EmuNAND (Complete EmuNAND Setup)
10. Unmount the SD
11. Copy all the files back onto the 64GB SD, and also copy over the EmuNand backup (Skip common files when doing this) (See what I did there?)
12. Reinsert the SD into the system, and restore the EmuNand backup


9001. Enjoy the thuglife