Homebrew How to transfer B9S to CTRNAND

[ThatGamingAirman]

I was wondering how to do it because I seen someone post in a thread about it and was wanting to know if and how its possible

 

[wormdood]

I was wondering how to do it because I seen someone post in a thread about it and was wanting to know if and how its possible

i dont know what you mean b9s is an exploit that installs to ctrnand period

 

[RyanTheArchivist]

I was wondering how to do it because I seen someone post in a thread about it and was wanting to know if and how its possible

B9s is your bootloader its already installed in a Boot partition

 

[ThatGamingAirman]

i dont know what you mean b9s is an exploit that installs to ctrnand period

B9s is your bootloader its already installed in a Boot partition

Sorry meant luma cfw

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Just copy and paste all the content from one SD to another. B9S is installed directly to the system itself and only really uses the SD card to boot the CFW (unless you copy the CFW directly onto the CTRNAND)

The bolded sentence is what I'm talking about

 

[NFates]

FBI > SD > boot.firm > Copy > (go back to the main FBI menu) > CTRNAND > "current directory" > Paste.

That or use the Setup CTRNand script from Plailect's guide.

 

[ThatGamingAirman]

FBI > SD > boot.firm > Copy > (go back to the main FBI menu) > CTRNAND > "current directory" > Paste.

That or use the Setup CTRNand script from Plailect's guide.

I did the second option does that mean I can delete the luma folder off my sd card

 

[NFates]

I did the second option does that mean I can delete the luma folder off my sd card

You can, but it's way more comfortable if you have it on your SD card. I don't see why you would delete it.

 

[ThatGamingAirman]

You can, but it's way more comfortable if you have it on your SD card. I don't see why you would delete it.

why would it be more comfortable

 

[NFates]

You'd have your payloads and crash dumps on an external drive rather than on the NAND. Easier to manage.