Hacking Failed to mount CTRNAND

[ThatIndian]

I have tried a ctrtransfer from 2.1.0 to 9.2 but i failed to mount the ctrnand using godmode9 payload. what can I do?

 

[Starboy]

just continue if it says ctrnand error as i did when i installed the cfw yesterday, follow the 3ds guide carefully and there would be no problem

 

[ThatIndian]

I'm sorry but how so? I can't access the home menu after the transfer.

 

[Starboy]

which console are you using and what was your firmware

 

[ThatIndian]

new 3ds 11.2 but downgraded to 2.1.0

 

[Deleted User]

I have tried a ctrtransfer from 2.1.0 to 9.2 but i failed to mount the ctrnand using godmode9 payload. what can I do?

Try using hourglass9 instead.You can also just update from 2.1 to 11.4 from the system settings if you are on a old 3ds only,a new 3ds will brick if you update that way.

 

[ThatIndian]

I cannot access the home menu at all. it just says ctrnand failed to mount whenever i turn on the system

 

[Starboy]

new 3ds 11.2 but downgraded to 2.1.0

press start and power on the system, keep start pressed when powering on you should go to luma chainloader

 

[ThatIndian]

Do you want me to go into godmode9?

 

[Starboy]

yes that should be the next step and restore your sysnand

 

[ThatIndian]

Do you mean restore from backup? My backup is corrupted.

 

[skullkeeper94]

Do you mean restore from backup? My backup is corrupted.

You may be screwed.

 

[ThatIndian]

Am I bricked?

 

[skullkeeper94]

Am I bricked?

I'm for from professional, but if you can't get into the home menu, and your backup is corrupted, I'm afraid so.

 

[PabloMK7]

Am I bricked?

How do you know your backup is corrupted? With backup, we mean the NANDmin.bin file.

 

[ThatIndian]

I only have the serialnumber_nand.bin file.

 

[PabloMK7]

I only have the serialnumber_nand.bin file.

Restore that with Hourglass9 (sysnand options, sysnand restore)

EDIT: Actually, when was that backup made?

 

[ThatIndian]

I've tried and Hourglass9 told me my nand is corrupted. The backup was made during the guide when doing a ctr transfer to 2.1.0.

 

[PabloMK7]

I've tried and Hourglass9 told me my nand is corrupted. The backup was made during the guide when doing a ctr transfer to 2.1.0.

Post the contents of the file Hourglass9.log here. (Open it with notepad)

 

[ThatIndian]

where is the hourglass.log file?

--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------

Initializing SD card... success
Build: Hourglass9 (2017/02/25)
Work directory: /files9
0x03 KeyX & KeyY: automatically set up
0x05 KeyY: automatically set up
0x25 KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x18 KeyX: already set up
0x1B KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x24 KeyY: automatically set up
Finalizing Initialization...

Initialization: success!
Initializing SD card... success
Build: Hourglass9 (2017/02/25)
Work directory: /files9
0x03 KeyX & KeyY: automatically set up
0x05 KeyY: automatically set up
0x25 KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x18 KeyX: already set up
0x1B KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x24 KeyY: automatically set up
Finalizing Initialization...

Initialization: success!
Initializing SD card... success
Build: Hourglass9 (2017/02/25)
Work directory: /files9
0x03 KeyX & KeyY: automatically set up
0x05 KeyY: automatically set up
0x25 KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x18 KeyX: already set up
0x1B KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x24 KeyY: automatically set up
Finalizing Initialization...

Initialization: success!

Selected: [Validate NAND Dump]
No usable file found
Validate NAND Dump: failed!

Press B to return, START to reboot.

You selected "SysNAND Restore (keep a9lh)".
This feature writes to the SysNAND.
Data will be overwriten, keep backups!

If you wish to proceed, enter:
<Left>, <Up>, <Right>, <Up>, <A>

(B to return, START to reboot)

Selected: [SysNAND Restore (keep a9lh)]
No usable file found
SysNAND Restore (keep a9lh): failed!

Press B to return, START to reboot.
Initializing SD card... success
Build: Hourglass9 (2017/02/25)
Work directory: /files9
0x03 KeyX & KeyY: automatically set up
0x05 KeyY: automatically set up
0x25 KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x18 KeyX: already set up
0x1B KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x24 KeyY: automatically set up
Finalizing Initialization...

Initialization: success!

You selected "SysNAND Restore (keep a9lh)".
This feature writes to the SysNAND.
Data will be overwriten, keep backups!

If you wish to proceed, enter:
<Left>, <Up>, <Right>, <Up>, <A>

(B to return, START to reboot)

Selected: [SysNAND Restore (keep a9lh)]
Use arrow keys and <A> to choose a file
QW41138941_nand.bin
Validating NAND dump QW41138941_nand.bin...
Verifying dump via .SHA...
Failed, file is corrupt!
SysNAND Restore (keep a9lh): failed!

Press B to return, START to reboot.