Homebrew [Release]JK's SaveManager - Homebrew CIA Save manager.

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I have exported the save data from Super Mario Maker, reinstalled the game and tried importing it. But the game detects this and returns an error about the save data originally meant for a different 3DS-system. Is there a way to let the save data work? I can't find anything about this problem. Help! :(

Using a N3DS with latest Luma, A9LH, and JKSM.

Not yet. Apparently Mario Maker has it's own protection that locks the save to your console's serial number or something. You can't even use the physical retail cart in another 3DS without erasing the save.
 
Does anyone know why my system titles shows up like this when I access it with the save manager?
 

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I have just had the weirdest issue with this. I used it to move my emunand save to sysnand when I installed A9LH, but when I copied my Alpha Sapphire save, it resulted in it copying everything over, EXCEPT my pc boxes! I don't think its a bad save, since It was a save created before I used pksm, so I don't know what is wrong with it...
 
Wait so where exactly do we put the downloaded file, in the CIA folder or the 3ds folder? also how do you start it up? i'm just trying to backup my ACNL save so I can edit my town with the New Leaf Editor. sorry i'm new to this haha
 
Wait so where exactly do we put the downloaded file, in the CIA folder or the 3ds folder? also how do you start it up? i'm just trying to backup my ACNL save so I can edit my town with the New Leaf Editor. sorry i'm new to this haha
You can install the CIA using FBI or something. Or if you're using homebrew, put the 3ds folder in the root of your SD card and access it via homebrew. I would suggest just doing a9lh if you haven't do it already. https://3ds.guide/
 
Hello, please excuse me if it's not allowed to bump or ask these questions here. Not sure if anyone has asked the same thing but:

Is it safe to install this app in a hacked 11.2.0.35 system?
 
If you are using applications with Homebrew Launcher without CFW (even though you can install it on the latest FW), odds are it won't ever brick your 3DS. I have used JK's Save Manager, and it is a great save editor. If you have CFW, I just recommend using FBI as it even allows you to take saves from DS games
 
If you are using applications with Homebrew Launcher without CFW (even though you can install it on the latest FW), odds are it won't ever brick your 3DS. I have used JK's Save Manager, and it is a great save editor. If you have CFW, I just recommend using FBI as it even allows you to take saves from DS games
Cool thanks for the help :)
 
Does anyone know if I can use this to use saves from one system on to another system? Me and my gf shared a 2ds with my nnid on it but I got a new 3ds xl the other day and want to do a system transfer to it so I can get my saves and nnid on it but if I do she will lose all her save data on the 2ds, is there a way I can get her saves off the new 3ds and put them back on the 2ds? Both systems are cfw'd on 11.2
 
Yeah it's quite simple you can name a save dump and rename save dumps

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so for example for mario kart 7 when you go in jksv and dump a save you can name it anything you want like mariokart7 and your save data will be under JKSV/Game Name/mariokart7
 
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Yeah it's quite simple you can name a save dump and rename save dumps

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so for example for mario kart 7 when you go in jksv and dump a save you can name it anything you want like mariokart7 and your save data will be under JKSV/Game Name/mariokart7

Ain't save files encrypted to a system and nnid though? Both systems will have different nnid's so if I copied the saves from the new 3ds xl back to the 2ds it won't work will it?
 

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