Hacking Nintendo 3DS SD Folder

[ThunderbInazuma]

Hello guys.

So, I've seen that on my O3DS with a9lh Luma CFW, 11.0 Sysnand Eur and 9.2 JP Emunand that I have 4 folders on my Nintendo 3DS folder ( Private + 3 with Random numbers).

Since I'm only using 1 Emunand and the Sysnand I should be able to delete one of them. Is there anyway to found out which is the folder I can delete?

Thanks in Advance

 

[solress]

Hello guys.

So, I've seen that on my O3DS with a9lh Luma CFW, 11.0 Sysnand Eur and 9.2 JP Emunand that I have 4 folders on my Nintendo 3DS folder ( Private + 3 with Random numbers).

Since I'm only using 1 Emunand and the Sysnand I should be able to delete one of them. Is there anyway to found out which is the folder I can delete?

Thanks in Advance

If you had a lot of things installed prior to a format, it will be hard, otherwise your folders with the biggest sizes are the NANDs you're currently using probably.

 

[ThunderbInazuma]

I have a lot of things installed on my sysnand, but on the Emunand I don't have anything installed.

 

[solress]

I have a lot of things installed on my sysnand, but on the Emunand I don't have anything installed.

Try to install some things to the emuNAND then. Every time you do a format, you'll get a new Nintendo 3DS folder. If you followed plailects guide you have had to format your emuNAND twice for the 2.1 downgrade. If you had no games or anything else on them before formatting these two will be the smallest

 

[ThunderbInazuma]

Try to install some things to the emuNAND then. Every time you do a format, you'll get a new Nintendo 3DS folder. If you followed plailects guide you have had to format your emuNAND twice for the 2.1 downgrade. If you had no games or anything else on them before formatting these two will be the smallest

Ok, thx, I will try to install somethings on the Emunand and see wich ones I can delete.

 

[monkey69]

Go into system information in Decrypt9, and it will tell you the active directory. You can delete the others. (execpt for your emunand, of course.)

 

[ThunderbInazuma]

Go into system information in Decrypt9, and it will tell you the active directory. You can delete the others. (execpt for your emunand, of course.)

It only sais the sysnand

 

[monkey69]

It only sais the sysnand

Sure, but at least it confirms which directory is your sysnand.

 

[ThunderbInazuma]

Sure, but at least it confirms which directory is your sysnand.

Yes. Also, I already discovered how to do that. Should make a Tuturial to other people that wants to do that?