Hacking New 3ds XL hacks

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its a samsung evo card sdxc... i test it earlier in my laptop and it was detectable until i reformat it
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and it looks exactly like this, no different font, wrong logo, etc.?
 
. . . what the fuzz happened here . . . what is an mbr . . . this is the program i used to format my 128gig micro sd to fat32
although i dont know if it will help as i have never heard of mbr . . . here is the sd tool nintendo themselves recommend . . .

  • Your SD card should be MBR, not GPT (the SD card that comes with your device will be MBR by default).
  • If you need to format a brand new SD card, you can use guiformat and set to an Allocation Unit Size of 32K.
i follow this from the 3ds.guide.... so 128 gb is also good? it doesnt slows down? because i have a spare 128gb here actually...
 
  • Your SD card should be MBR, not GPT (the SD card that comes with your device will be MBR by default).
  • If you need to format a brand new SD card, you can use guiformat and set to an Allocation Unit Size of 32K.
i follow this from the 3ds.guide.... so 128 gb is also good? it doesnt slows down? because i have a spare 128gb here actually...
It does cause minor slowdown when booting up and when loading.
 
all depends on the game ... pokemon is like 2 gigs . . . you should expect games to be from 1/2 a gig up to 2 gigs on average

a ok.... sounds good... i have a 32gb here as well from my wii and i dont think it needs that much... im just a bit hesitant i might need to reformat it again...anyways it should be fat32 right? is there a cluster size necesary?

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It does cause minor slowdown when booting up and when loading.

ah ok.... but 64 gb?
 
  • Your SD card should be MBR, not GPT (the SD card that comes with your device will be MBR by default).
  • If you need to format a brand new SD card, you can use guiformat and set to an Allocation Unit Size of 32K.
i follow this from the 3ds.guide.... so 128 gb is also good? it doesnt slows down? because i have a spare 128gb here actually...
ok try running sdformatter (the second link i gave you) on the "broken" sd card (its how i fixed my 128gig when i accidentally ruined it

and yes you can use a 128 gig the only slowdown is at the time it loads the homemenu. game/homebrew loading is regular speed

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ah ok.... but 64 gb?
as a general rule the bigger the sd the greater the slowdown . . . this begins to be evident at 64 gigs
 
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Ah ok tanx... Can i use the flashcart for any other console? Speaking of which for my 11.3 would it make a difference if i only use soundhax or better yet use ntrboot as well...
http://3ds-flashcard.com/home/23-wood-r4i-gold-3ds.html
use this site if you don't want to mess with paypal.

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http://3ds-flashcard.com/home/23-wood-r4i-gold-3ds.html
use this site if you don't want to mess with paypal.
plus got my card in 4 days
 
ok try running sdformatter (the second link i gave you) on the "broken" sd card (its how i fixed my 128gig when i accidentally ruined it

and yes you can use a 128 gig the only slowdown is at the time it loads the homemenu. game/homabrew loading is regular speed

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as a general rule the bigger the sd the greater the slowdown . . . this begins to be evident at 64 gigs

ah ok... i somehow got my 64gb card detectable by my laptop...its not on exfat format.. i use the 1 u send me from nintendo but i got no choice to make it as fat32... any suggestion to make it fat32?
 

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