Hacking how do i make a backup of my nand

[gnmmarechal]

Because everyone have an emunand, it's just a copy of your nand. The ideal use of it is to remain updated when new system updates are released. You can find out what it other uses it have on google.

What? You're very outdated.

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so should i get a emunand and is there a brick chance

No. You have A9LH, and little to no use for an EmuNAND. Ignore that.

 

[Spectary]

What? You're very outdated.

Depends how?

I use A9LH aswell, but I still have Emunand as backup

 

[gnmmarechal]

Depends how?

I use A9LH aswell, but I still have Emunand as backup

It's fairly useless, and far less convenient. For starters, you got something wrong. "Because everyone have an emunand". That's.... false. Very few currently actually use EmuNAND, and most of those use an outdated entrypoint that is not A9LH. Second, Luma3DS, which is what most use, has FIRM protection, meaning that A9LH shouldn't be affected by any update.

 

[mohdsaher]

i did not know that it has firm protection

 

[gnmmarechal]

i did not know that it has firm protection

Luma protects A9LH so that the system, booted, cannot touch A9LH.

 

[mohdsaher]

ok

 

[Spectary]

It's fairly useless, and far less convenient. For starters, you got something wrong. "Because everyone have an emunand". That's.... false. Very few currently actually use EmuNAND, and most of those use an outdated entrypoint that is not A9LH. Second, Luma3DS, which is what most use, has FIRM protection, meaning that A9LH shouldn't be affected by any update.

First of all, it's not you who to decide what is useful and useless. Second, Emunand is in your system, so yes everyone does have an emunand.

 

[mohdsaher]

really everyone has a emunand how do i access it

 

[gnmmarechal]

First of all, it's not you who to decide what is useful and useless. Second, Emunand is in your system, so yes everyone does have an emunand.

You're wrong. Do you even know what EmuNAND is? EmuNAND/RedNAND is on the SD card. No, not everyone has an EmuNAND, learn before trying to argue.

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really everyone has a emunand how do i access it

It's not true. Ignore it.

 

[mohdsaher]

ok

 

[gnmmarechal]

EmuNAND/RedNAND is a redirected copy of the NAND which is obviously not on the NAND of the 3DS, hence the "redirected" part.

It's useless to have an EmuNAND for most people, as very few actually have a need for it, and it is far less convenient than SysNAND.

 

[F4LK]

Isn't emuNAND just a clone of sysnand that will be saved on the SD Card or something like that?

 

[Spectary]

EmuNAND/RedNAND is a redirected copy of the NAND which is obviously not on the NAND of the 3DS, hence the "redirected" part.

You have a nand, you have yourself an emunand too.

Information;

emuNAND is a copy of the NAND memory of your Nintendo 3ds that is hosted on a hidden partition of the SD card from the console. Once installed, you can make use of this copy, as if the actual NAND of the console was.


sysNAND is the NAND memory of your Nintendo 3ds contains the firmware of your console and all the data you've set it, as well as games or applications you have installed.

 

[mohdsaher]

ohhh ok (i am learning a lot from this XD)

 

[Spectary]

Actually this is nor mine or yours thread. And this is going off topic

 

[gnmmarechal]

Isn't emuNAND just a clone of sysnand that will be saved on the SD Card or something like that?

It is. Most don't use it now as it is unnecessary and less convenient.

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You have a nand, you have yourself an emunand too.

What? No, you don't. a redirected NAND (EmuNAND/RedNAND) is NOT on the system. For gods' sake, that's why it is called Emu/RedNAND.

 

[Imacaredformy2ds]

I thought it was an emulated nand

 

[gnmmarechal]

Actually this is nor mine or yours thread. And this is going off topic

Regardless of that, you're giving false information, and as such I must correct it as to avoid confusion, especially among those who don't know much about the 3DS hacking scene.

 

[Spectary]

It is. Most don't use it now as it is unnecessary and less convenient.

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What? No, you don't. a redirected NAND (EmuNAND/RedNAND) is NOT on the system. For gods' sake, that's why it is called Emu/RedNAND.

Do you have any idea how an emunand is created? Anyway this is my last post, because this ain't the type of thread to be arguing on

*Im surprised your country support internet*

 

[gnmmarechal]

I thought it was an emulated nand

It's called "EmuNAND" because of "Emulated", but, it is not actually an emulated NAND. It's a redirected NAND afaik.

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Do you have any idea how an emunand is created? Anyway this is my last post, because this ain't the type of thread to be arguing on

I do know. Unlike you, it seems. It is a copy of the NAND (SysNAND) stored on the SD Card. I've been here for quite a while, and I do use EmuNAND/RedNAND from time to time because I have specific needs. You don't seem to know what an EmuNAND is.

The question of the OP was already answered, and given that you're trying to give him information that is incorrect, regardless of your personal beliefs (lol), I must correct you.