Hacking New EmuMMC "The software data is not downloaded"

[SmashApe]

Hi all,

Maybe I've done something stupid here but I've switched to EmuMMC with OFW on SysNAND and CFW on EmuMMC.

I did this by

1. Running CFW
2. Backed up the SD.
3. Partitioned SD in Fat32
4. "Create an EmuMMC" in Hekate (still CFW).
5. Restored my clean NAND to SysNAND for OFW.
6. Then put all of my CFW back on the SD.

I assumed this would keep all of my CFW settings, saves etc. on the CFW in EmuMMC but when I boot to EmuMMC all of the games are there but I'm getting "The software data is not downloaded" when I click on a game.

What did I do wrong?

 

[SmashApe]

Figured it out, I didn't put the Nintendo folder in the EmuMMC folder.

I went to OFW with the CFW Nintendo folder in the root so I may get a ban.

 

[Draxzelex]

Figured it out, I didn't put the Nintendo folder in the EmuMMC folder.

I went to OFW with the CFW Nintendo folder in the root so I may get a ban.

There is no evidence Nintendo scans for files on the SD card. And even if they did, they would risk running into false positives so it is just not reliable.

 

[SmashApe]

There is no evidence Nintendo scans for files on the SD card. And even if they did, they would risk running into false positives so it is just not reliable.

Thanks, hopefully all good.

On another note, most guides I've seen have started from a clean SysNAND (i.e. restored clean NAND) and then EmuNAND from that. I basically EmuNAND'd my dirty NAND and then restored my clean SysNAND for OFW so I didn't lose all of my saves and settings in EmuNAND. This worked great but I'm a little worried now. I can't logically think why this would cause an issue?

 

[Draxzelex]

Thanks, hopefully all good.

On another note, most guides I've seen have started from a clean SysNAND (i.e. restored clean NAND). I basically copied my dirty NAND to EmuNAND and then restored my clean SysNAND for OFW so I didn't lose all of my saves and settings in EmuNAND. This worked great but I'm a little worried now. I can't logically think why this would cause an issue?

I don't know either. If I were to make a guide, I would make them restore their clean NAND after setting up emuMMC. This way, they don't lose their save data or any installed content.

 

[SmashApe]

I don't know either. If I were to make a guide, I would make them restore their clean NAND after setting up emuMMC. This way, they don't lose their save data or any installed content.

It worked great, and I can't see how I could be banned doing it because the SysNAND is still clean and Dirty stuff in EmuMMC. The guides just made me nervous.

 

[zerolinks]

Did you move the Nintendo folder, or copy/paste?

I'm trying to fix this issue also.

 

[SmashApe]

Did you move the Nintendo folder, or copy/paste?

I'm trying to fix this issue also.

Copied and pasted to emuMMC\RAW1\

 

[TheCyberQuake]

Yeah, when you make an emuMMC, if you want to move your games from sysMMC to emuMMC you need to move the Nintendo folder from SD root into emuMMC/RAW1, which is where emuMMC stores it's SD contents. In theory it's possible to set emuMMC to use root for it's SD storage as well, but typically the point of emuMMC is to separate the two NANDs