Hacking understanding the contents of /Nintendo 3ds/<id1>/<id2>/

[Fil o_O]

I System transfered to a 11.2 console. So NNID from system A got wiped. I created a new NNID on that very system (was source). I kept the SD card in it. Upon setup, the system created a new folder structure. Now I moved all the content that was under the old id-structure to the current folder used by the system+NNID. But how can I reclaim those already downloaded games. I installed the tickets using qr codes, but they don't show up. On the system I have moved the NNID to, they all show up.

Is there a way? Or do I have to delete and dl again?

 

[SomeGamer]

I System transfered to a 11.2 console. So NNID from system A got wiped. I created a new NNID on that very system (was source). I kept the SD card in it. Upon setup, the system created a new folder structure. Now I moved all the content that was under the old id-structure to the current folder used by the system+NNID. But how can I reclaim those already downloaded games. I installed the tickets using qr codes, but they don't show up. On the system I have moved the NNID to, they all show up.

Is there a way? Or do I have to delete and dl again?

There's a way with some movable.sed trickery, but that breaks other things.

 

[Fil o_O]

gotcha. thx

 

[HyperT]

Not without a nand backup. afaik

In short:
Each system nand has its own id, i.e. the number in the N 3DS folder. And the contents of the folder [titles, data, saves] are encrypted for use by that nand.

1 nand = 1 folder id.

Nnid doesn't matter, it's a random system id that does.

 

[Deleted-19228]

Not without a nand backup. afaik

In short:
Each system nand has its own id, i.e. the number in the N 3DS folder. And the contents of the folder [titles, data, saves] are encrypted for use by that nand.

1 nand = 1 folder id.

Nnid doesn't matter, it's a random system id that does.

I think you are misinformed. The folder naming changes every time you do a system format.

 

[HyperT]

I think you are misinformed. The folder naming changes every time you do a system format.

Yea, that's what I'm saying.

Formatting formats the nand so it has a new id. New id = new folder name

Edit. probably should have said in the previous post what makes nand 'new'. Namely system format = new random system id and system transfer = transfered system id

 

[Fil o_O]

I'm already done reinstalling everything. It's convenient though that you can just queue up all those titles in the eshop and let the system download in sleep mode.

 

[MelonGx]

ID1 ties to movable.sed.

ID2 ties to SD card or console but can be automatically changed in specific situation.

 

[Sketchy1]

I System transfered to a 11.2 console. So NNID system A got wiped. I created a new NNID on that very system (was source). I kept the SD card in it. Upon setup, the system created a new folder structure. Now I moved all the content that was under the old id-structure to the current folder used by the system+NNID. But how can I reclaim those already downloaded games. I installed the tickets using qr codes, but they don't show up. On the system I have moved the NNID to, they all show up.

Is there a way? Or do I have to delete and dl again?

Just installing tickets dosent make them appear, your moveable.sed have to match to decrypt the sd. just importing it breaks a bunch o stuff too

 

[IpsoFact0]

can i delete the 32 folder that is not in use?

 

[Sketchy1]

Not to mention that id2 changes at a moments notice when doing a transfer/format, and it saves the renamed copy of id2. You could also restore an older dump tho.


If what you did was possible, people could sys transfer>copy stuff back and game share all day.
Wouldn't be one of Nintendo's finer moments.