Hacking CFW problem on 11.3

[Samus_MH]

Right I am very lost at this and need help. I haven't updated to 11.4 yet and I've installed Luma on to my new 3DS and its all on there, but the problems that stand is what i really need help with:

First problem is that i followed the 3DS guide and even know I've done all the steps I keep having the same problem were the app versions of Lumaupdater, Homebrew and FBI in which they will not stay installed as they disappear every time i turn off my 3DS.

Second problem is that its deleting my Monster hunter generations save file from the 3DS every time i turn off my 3DS (this sometimes happens while my 3DS is still on)

So if anyone can help then please do.

 

[brenoppr]

This looks like a sd card problem. You should check it for errors

 

[Samus_MH]

This looks like a sd card problem. You should check it for errors

I have I've checked many times and asked many people but all say it MAY be because 11.3 hacking is new. Also if it was a sd error i don't think godmode or fbi would work, plus I know im not the only one with the app problem but the save data problem I think there might be few with this problem but not sure.

 

[pixelmasher]

I have I've checked many times and asked many people but all say it MAY be because 11.3 hacking is new. Also if it was a sd error i don't think godmode or fbi would work, plus I know im not the only one with the app problem but the save data problem I think there might be few with this problem but not sure.

Have you checked using one of these?
https://3ds.guide/f3-(linux)
https://3ds.guide/f3x-(mac)
https://3ds.guide/h2testw-(windows)
It works best if you move everything off your SD card and test it.

 

[Samus_MH]

Never mind I got it sorted now but thanks for the reply guys.
turns out my micro SD is too big and so keeps overwriting it self.

 

[Temptress Cerise]

Never mind I got it sorted now but thanks for the reply guys.
turns out my micro SD is too big and so keeps overwriting it self.

That... that doesn't sound logical in anyway... sounds like you have a fake.

 

[Samus_MH]

That... that doesn't sound logical in anyway... sounds like you have a fake.

Well according to 11 people who have been through this and I have been told the same thing, my sd is too big because its a ADATA 128GB and the 3DS only supports only 32GB

 

[Temptress Cerise]

Well according to 11 people who have been through this and I have been told the same thing, my sd is too big because its a ADATA 128GB and the 3DS only supports only 32GB

Well, they are wrong. I know multiple friends who use 64GB microSD cards. And one of my systems also uses a 64GB. Plenty people on here also use 64GB, and some also use 128GB microSD cards on here.

What you should be doing is actually checking to make sure your SD card isn't a fake.

Before starting, you may want to check your SD card for errors using H2testw (Windows), F3 (Linux), or F3X (Mac)!

 

[APartOfMe]

Well according to 11 people who have been through this and I have been told the same thing, my sd is too big because its a ADATA 128GB and the 3DS only supports only 32GB

fake sd cards tell the 3ds that they have a large amount of storage (in your case 128GB) but in reality they only have a small amount of storage (mabe 32GB if your lucky) so when your 3ds uses all the actual storage, the sd starts acting weird

 

[Samus_MH]

fake sd cards tell the 3ds that they have a large amount of storage (in your case 128GB) but in reality they only have a small amount of storage (mabe 32GB if your lucky) so when your 3ds uses all the actual storage, the sd starts acting weird

but I've only used 12 GB of space?

 

[Temptress Cerise]

but I've only used 12 GB of space?

Oh god. Are you still on about that?

A fake SD card will report whatever it wants. Hell it could report 1TB. But once it actually hits what it is capable of, it will start doing funny things. Like corrupting itself or overwritting stuff.

The only way to know for sure is to actually test your SD Card.

Which you refuse to do.

 

[Samus_MH]

Oh god. Are you still on about that?

A fake SD card will report whatever it wants. Hell it could report 1TB. But once it actually hits what it is capable of, it will start doing funny things. Like corrupting itself or overwritting stuff.

The only way to know for sure is to actually test your SD Card.

Which you refuse to do.

Geez anger issues much, calm down i was talking to someone else.

 

[chocoboss]

64Gb isn't a problem for 3DS

 

[Temptress Cerise]

Geez anger issues much, calm down i was talking to someone else.

Your posting on a public forum. You want to talk to someone privately do it over PMs.

And no, I am not angry. And I am not sure how you can read emotion from a text. I am actually quite unfeeling.

But anyways, you've been told three times already to check for errors.

This looks like a sd card problem. You should check it for errors

Have you checked using one of these?
https://3ds.guide/f3-(linux)
https://3ds.guide/f3x-(mac)
https://3ds.guide/h2testw-(windows)
It works best if you move everything off your SD card and test it.

And of course by me, the third time.

Why you choose to not listen to that advise. Who knows.

But good luck. Believe those 11 people and whatever.

Edit: Also, this is my last post on this thread. Not like anyone cares or whatever.

 

[Distrance]

Is it that hard for you to check your SD card for errors? Is it that hard to believe that it might be fake? Doesn't matter where you bought it from, even if it's Amazon or whatever there's a risk to get a fake SD card.

If you come on a forum to ask for help then you should probably follow the help that is given to you. Just because it seems unlikely to you for it to be the cause, if you do not test the card then how can we help you further? Either way what you said about SD card overwriting itself does not make any sense, less it was a fake SD card which you again, refuse to test.

You could also try reformatting it. This time use GUIFormat, instead of the format option in Windows. 64kb cluster size.

 

[Samus_MH]

Is it that hard for you to check your SD card for errors? Is it that hard to believe that it might be fake? Doesn't matter where you bought it from, even if it's Amazon or whatever there's a risk to get a fake SD card.

If you come on a forum to ask for help then you should probably follow the help that is given to you. Just because it seems unlikely to you for it to be the cause, if you do not test the card then how can we help you further? Either way what you said about SD card overwriting itself does not make any sense, less it was a fake SD card which you again, refuse to test.

You could also try reformatting it. This time use GUIFormat, instead of the format option in Windows. 64kb cluster size.

First of all I didn't refuse to check for errors, I did check and there were no errors and i considered the fact that it may be a fake still, so calm down and ok thanks i'll try that

 

[MushGuy]

First of all I didn't refuse to check for errors, I did check and there were no errors and i considered the fact that it may be a fake still, so calm down and ok thanks i'll try that

So, did you get any results? You could also use FakeFlashTest.