Hacking Dumping NAND for first time errcode 00fffd4e

[mickthestud]

amy suggestions using sxos exfat with 60 Gb available on sd card

 

[Agusto101]

amy suggestions using sxos exfat with 60 Gb available on sd card

Try another tool for the backup maybe thats it.

 

[mickthestud]

Try another tool for the backup maybe thats it.

Strangely enough I backed up my sons switch last night with the same process starting to think something is going on with the sd card

 

[Agusto101]

Strangely enough I backed up my sons switch last night with the same process starting to think something is going on with the sd card

Mmm...try reformating or something like that or in other case buy a new one with 32gb

 

[PalindromicBreadLoaf]

He would need a 64gb+ card to dump his nand fully.

 

[Draxzelex]

He would need a 64gb+ card to dump his nand fully.

Not necessarily. Some 32 GB SD cards have more than 29.1 GB of free space allocated which is all you need for the full dump. I for one have a 32 GB SD card with 29.7 GB of allocated free space and was successfully able to dump my full NAND, rawnand and boot0/boot1.

 

[mickthestud]

Not necessarily. Some 32 GB SD cards have more than 29.1 GB of free space allocated which is all you need for the full dump. I for one have a 32 GB SD card with 29.7 GB of allocated free space and was successfully able to dump my full NAND, rawnand and boot0/boot1.

How do you know how much space is actually on it before you buy it

 

[Draxzelex]

How do you know how much space is actually on it before you buy it

Good point. And its not like you can test the SD card before buying. So if you want to be on the safe side when it comes to dumping the NAND, you need a 64+ GB SD card. But in response to the post I quoted, you don't need a 64+ GB SD card to dump the NAND.

 

[mickthestud]

Good point. And its not like you can test the SD card before buying. So if you want to be on the safe side when it comes to dumping the NAND, you need a 64+ GB SD card. But in response to the post I quoted, you don't need a 64+ GB SD card to dump the NAND.

Yeah I realize that but I also realize when you buy sd cards of hard drives for that matter you lease a fair chunk of storage out of the packet so probably get 64 gb to be safe

 

[Draxzelex]

Yeah I realize that but I also realize when you buy sd cards of hard drives for that matter you lease a fair chunk of storage out of the packet so probably get 64 gb to be safe

Also I got all of my 32 GB SD cards for free. But only one of them has enough free space to dump the NAND.