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N3DS is unable to play any dsi ware related stuff and Im trying to play with my dstt, When I use dsi ware it tells me error and says to power off and when I try to play with my ttds it wont get past the smiley screen. Please help!
 
it still doesnt work :(
When did this problem start happening and did you make sure to install all of the cias provided? Also not mentioned in the guide, but do they still fail after rebooting?
Now that I think about it, can you please provide some more details?
What CFW are you using?
What entrypoint are you using?
And are you using sysNAND or emuNAND/redNAND?
 
@AlphaSapphire, you mentioned you have trouble running DSiWare? Are you sure we're talking about DSiWare since you also mentioned DSTT the flash cart?

Are you having problems launching your DSTT cart from HOME Menu and not installed DSiWare titles?

We have to be really clear what you're referring to because DSiWare is not the same as DS flash carts.
 
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so

so is there a way to move them

There is but that doesn't explain why your DSiWare stopped working on EmuNAND if they were working before.

I want you to do something to determined whether your TWL_FIRM (DSi firmware) is the root cause of the failure.
  1. Turn off the 3DS. Turn it on and hold (Select) to boot into Luma 3DS configuration.
  2. Turn off Autoboot EmuNAND.
  3. If you have freeShop, try installing a DSiWare title if there isn't one already on your 3DS NAND. Try something like Zelda 4 Swords.
  4. Once you've installed a DSiWare game, turn off your 3DS. Take out your SD card. Turn it back on.
  5. You should be able to navigate and find on your HOME Menu that DSiWare title. Launch it and tell us if it crashes.

As for your DSTT flash cart not working, this should be considered a separate issue from DSiWare.
 
DOES THAT MEAN ILL HAVE MORE SPACE IN MY SDCARD?
You will have to backup your microSD, then reformat using GM9 to properly format for the 3DS, then restore the backup. From there you will have more space on your MicroSD card.
 
You will have to backup your microSD, then reformat using GM9 to properly format for the 3DS, then restore the backup. From there you will have more space on your MicroSD card.
That's part of the guide I linked though. I wouldn't suggest that to him just like that because he might just go through with it before realizing he just lost all his installed games and saves.
Hey guys, OP mentioned in his other thread he moving from A9LH to B9S. Maybe there's a reason why EmuNAND is not working for him at the moment.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/lost-a9lh-after-b9s.502835/
Well that's an older thread and it seems like he already got that working.
 
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