ROM Hack Question System memory dump?

[JHumBL3]

How do I dump a eShop game that I purchased and installed on my System Memory?

 

[F4mouZSt4r]

With SD to Nsp Dumper.

Greetz

 

[JHumBL3]

This I know but this is only for games purchased and installed onto an SD card not purchased and installed onto System Memory.

 

[F4mouZSt4r]

You can also dump from the System Memory with a full NAND Backup.

 

[JHumBL3]

You can also dump from the System Memory with a full NAND Backup.

Do you know of a tutorial link?

 

[F4mouZSt4r]

Read the Readme

 

[JHumBL3]

Read the Readme

There is nothing about dumping nsp's from the System Memory. The whole process is for the sd card

 

[Draxzelex]

There is nothing about dumping nsp's from the System Memory. The whole process is for the sd card

You didn't read the readme. The first step is dumping the NAND dummy.

 

[JHumBL3]

You didn't read the readme. The first step is dumping the NAND dummy.

Actually I'm not a dummy you pos!
How about a lil assistance instead of using insults! Simple enough

 

[F4mouZSt4r]

Here

 

[JHumBL3]

Here

"Step 30: Click on the Games Tab, then Click on Parse NCAs. This should finish, and all of your games present on the SD card should be listed, along with any Updates and DLC."
How exactly am I supposed to get games from the System Memory? This process seems to only detail games on the SD.
I have read over the readme multiple times so if I am missing something please point the part where I can retrieve the games from the System Memory.

 

[Draxzelex]

"Step 30: Click on the Games Tab, then Click on Parse NCAs. This should finish, and all of your games present on the SD card should be listed, along with any Updates and DLC."
How exactly am I supposed to get games from the System Memory? This process seems to only detail games on the SD.
I have read over the readme multiple times so if I am missing something please point the part where I can retrieve the games from the System Memory.

SD =/= SD card; SD is just a catch-all for storage device. Part of the steps of the process involve mounting the NAND (aka the internal system memory). Plus, this tool is based off the original which dumped .NCA files which I don't think you have the knowledge on how to convert.