Hacking SXOS 2.3 SD emunand question

[Ian San Miguel]

Hi all
Quick question regarding the new emunand setup.
I just migrated my nand emunand to the SD card. It all went perfect and when I boot into emunand it works as normal.

However, I was under the impression that emunand would use the 'Emutendo' folder and regular nand would use 'Nintendo'.

The 'Nintendo' folder on my sd is 37GB and the 'Emutendo' folder is only 34MB

I was hoping this would solve the issue where if you boot into regular NAND all your NSPs become uninstalled from emunand. What is wrong here - do I just swap the folders around? Is it something to do with unlinking?

Thanks for any help you can offer

 

[liljontee]

If I'm not mistaken, I think you're supposed to rename the "Nintendo" folder to "Emutendo" folder or just copy the contents of the "Nintendo" folder to "Emutendo" folder

 

[sergux]

which is better old emunand or sd emunand? i want extra memory from switch to emunand, but im scared could ninty in the future detect that modification and sd will be safer than old one?

 

[Purple_Shyguy]

which is better old emunand or sd emunand? i want extra memory from switch to emunand, but im scared could ninty in the future detect that modification and sd will be safer than old one?

SD is much safer.

 

[SpaceJump]

Hi all
Quick question regarding the new emunand setup.
I just migrated my nand emunand to the SD card. It all went perfect and when I boot into emunand it works as normal.

However, I was under the impression that emunand would use the 'Emutendo' folder and regular nand would use 'Nintendo'.

The 'Nintendo' folder on my sd is 37GB and the 'Emutendo' folder is only 34MB

I was hoping this would solve the issue where if you boot into regular NAND all your NSPs become uninstalled from emunand. What is wrong here - do I just swap the folders around? Is it something to do with unlinking?

Thanks for any help you can offer

Did you have to replace the boot0 and boot1 when you migrated your emuNand from Nand to SD?

 

[Ian San Miguel]

Did you have to replace the boot0 and boot1 when you migrated your emuNand from Nand to SD?

No I made sure to hold down volume + on my first boot with new boot.dat.
Migration happened seamlessly and didn't have to replace boot0/1

 

[SpaceJump]

No I made sure to hold down volume + on my first boot with new boot.dat.
Migration happened seamlessly and didn't have to replace boot0/1

Interesting. Most here report that a moved emuNand didn't work until they somehow replaced boot0 and 1.

 

[LuigiXL]

Sorry to be that guy but I havent kept up with SX OS since 2.0, is there a guide to emunand?

 

[Ghassen-ga]

Hi all
Quick question regarding the new emunand setup.
I just migrated my nand emunand to the SD card. It all went perfect and when I boot into emunand it works as normal.

However, I was under the impression that emunand would use the 'Emutendo' folder and regular nand would use 'Nintendo'.

The 'Nintendo' folder on my sd is 37GB and the 'Emutendo' folder is only 34MB

I was hoping this would solve the issue where if you boot into regular NAND all your NSPs become uninstalled from emunand. What is wrong here - do I just swap the folders around? Is it something to do with unlinking?

Thanks for any help you can offer

Nintendo folder contains your nintendo content , your installed games , saves and whatever , if you wish to keep using those on your emunand ,u would have to rename the "nintendo" forlder to "emutendo" I believe , or just copy the folders from the nintendo one and replace your emutendo ones, that if you have a big SD card that fits.