Hacking The "My SD2Vita/PSVSD is having issues" thread

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It may not be an issue but is it possible to use an SD2VITA with games already on it with another vita?
yes, just delete the id.dat on root. you can unlink the console as well through henkaku settings. that deletes the id.dat, so it's the same thing.
 
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I'm back. Got everything working perfectly for almost a year, but now I get an error message saying

The memory card has been removed.
Do not remove the memory card while this system is in use. If
you do, the data may become corrupt.

This system will restart.
Buying another SD2Vita didn't fix it. It happens within just a few minutes of starting the main menu or if I'm quick enough to launch a game, during the game. Sometimes the error can pop up within seconds. The SD card is a Samsung EVO Select SDXC U3 at 256GB. I tested it way back with that hwtest thing when I bought it and no errors occurred that would indicate it's fake.
 
I'm back. Got everything working perfectly for almost a year, but now I get an error message saying


Buying another SD2Vita didn't fix it. It happens within just a few minutes of starting the main menu or if I'm quick enough to launch a game, during the game. Sometimes the error can pop up within seconds. The SD card is a Samsung EVO Select SDXC U3 at 256GB. I tested it way back with that hwtest thing when I bought it and no errors occurred that would indicate it's fake.
@Subtle Demise ,maybe this type of sdcard is not compatible with SD2Vita,i always use a Samsung but it is a 256GB EVO Plus and not EVO Select.
I think theEVO Select is for cameras or other,you should try with a sdcard maybe even only 128GB if you have the same problem.
 
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@Subtle Demise ,maybe this type of sdcard is not compatible with SD2Vita,i always use a Samsung but it is a 256GB EVO Plus and not EVO Select.
I think theEVO Select is for cameras or other,you should try with a sdcard maybe even only 128GB if you have the same problem.
Thanks for the response, but as I said, it's worked perfectly for 11 months. Unless you're saying using it on the Vita has damaged the SD card somehow?
 
Thanks for the response, but as I said, it's worked perfectly for 11 months. Unless you're saying using it on the Vita has damaged the SD card somehow?
@Subtle Demise ,maybe some file is corrupted, you should make a backup of the sdcard and try the hack again and see if the problem persists.
 
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Backup the card, format it and try again.
Is it ok to make an image of the card as a backup? It won't interfere with the zzblank.img we do before formatting? Even with TeraCopy, it estimates it will take over a week to copy all ~78000 files, whereas imaging it will take only a few hours.
 
Is it ok to make an image of the card as a backup? It won't interfere with the zzblank.img we do before formatting? Even with TeraCopy, it estimates it will take over a week to copy all ~78000 files, whereas imaging it will take only a few hours.
@Subtle Demise ,sorry a week for copy all files from your sdcard?
Such a long time is impossible,i would understand an hour or more,what computer do you have?
If you take an image of the sdcard, it will also create a backup of any corrupted or damaged files,which is why it is better to copy everything and format.
 
@Subtle Demise ,sorry a week for copy all files from your sdcard?
Such a long time is impossible,i would understand an hour or more,what computer do you have?
If you take an image of the sdcard, it will also create a backup of any corrupted or damaged files,which is why it is better to copy everything and format.
It's certainly not outside the realm of possibility. Nearly 80,000 little files being copied to a hard drive (not an SSD) from an SD card through a USB 2.0 connection. I guess I can try again copying all the files individually and see if the estimated time changes, but I assumed TeraCopy would have more accurate estimates.

EDIT: Seems it will only take 2 hours, I guess it based its estimate on all the retroarch cheat files that were 1KB or less.
 
It's certainly not outside the realm of possibility. Nearly 80,000 little files being copied to a hard drive (not an SSD) from an SD card through a USB 2.0 connection. I guess I can try again copying all the files individually and see if the estimated time changes, but I assumed TeraCopy would have more accurate estimates.
@Subtle Demise ,have you checked the box on your pc to copy hidden files too?
 
I have made backups of entire hard disks using USB 2.0 and it has not taken a week.

How big is the card? Can't be over 2000 GB, right?
 
I have made backups of entire hard disks using USB 2.0 and it has not taken a week.

How big is the card? Can't be over 2000 GB, right?
That was just TeraCopy's estimate. Turned out to be 2ish hours to read from the card. Another 3 to write to it.

But anyway, that was all a total waste of time, as now the system thinks there's less than 40 MB free and it has the error again.
 
That was just TeraCopy's estimate. Turned out to be 2ish hours to read from the card. Another 3 to write to it.

But anyway, that was all a total waste of time, as now the system thinks there's less than 40 MB free and it has the error again.
@Subtle Demise ,if you can't make a full backup of the sdcard,try to copy only the folders in ux0:addcount(contains the DLC of the installed games),app(the games),data(the various data of the games)and user(where there are game saves),the rest you can always reinstall as plugins or homebrews.
 
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Got the H2testw results. Looks like my SD card is dead, although I don't really know what it means.
Warning: Only 244470 of 244471 MByte tested.
The media is likely to be defective.
238.6 GByte OK (500535000 sectors)
68.1 MByte DATA LOST (139560 sectors)
Details:20.8 MByte overwritten (42664 sectors)
0 KByte slightly changed (< 8 bit/sector, 0 sectors)
47.3 MByte corrupted (96896 sectors)
20.8 MByte aliased memory (42664 sectors)
First error at offset: 0x0000002bffed7000
Expected: 0x0000002bffed7000
Found: 0x0000002c00a99000
H2testw version 1.3
Writing speed: 17.4 MByte/s
Reading speed: 18.7 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4
 
Got the H2testw results. Looks like my SD card is dead, although I don't really know what it means.
Warning: Only 244470 of 244471 MByte tested.
The media is likely to be defective.
238.6 GByte OK (500535000 sectors)
68.1 MByte DATA LOST (139560 sectors)
Details:20.8 MByte overwritten (42664 sectors)
0 KByte slightly changed (< 8 bit/sector, 0 sectors)
47.3 MByte corrupted (96896 sectors)
20.8 MByte aliased memory (42664 sectors)
First error at offset: 0x0000002bffed7000
Expected: 0x0000002bffed7000
Found: 0x0000002c00a99000
H2testw version 1.3
Writing speed: 17.4 MByte/s
Reading speed: 18.7 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4
@Subtle Demise ,can you copy something on pc or not?
 

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