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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    Well at least now i'll do it for sure xD At least using JKSM on my games before doing anything with my system. But i tend to be airheaded and i often forget to do it, i wonder if i can make a script to automatically backup everything and upload it somewhere.
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    Oh, maybe he have one of those, i'll ask him
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    Well i certainly had one at some point, but since i did not hack my system in person in the first place i don't really know.
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    That was in another partition that the first one, was it ? And i guess all hope is lost and i can remove the heavy file with the ID not matching, since i can't restore anything. (Little EDIT: if anyone happened to possess some Bravely Second file around chapter 5, could you export it with JKFS...
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    030627_QEH10404386_sysnand_000.bin, but i dumped emunand in it first IIRC (there's the guide i followed here) (but at this moment i already lost the data ad as seen later the ID does not match so it would be useless) It matches the bad id, sadly :( However, i still have the SD card dump, as...
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    That's pretty sad :( However, this guide told me to do some backup with the .bin file. If i was to restore this NAND, would it be the "Original NAND" (it already went through step 1, 2 and 3 from this tutorial at this point) Well i don't really know if copying the SD card content in a file...
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    F*ck. But isn't the encryption on the names of the directories (With the <ID0>/<ID1> key pair)? And if they come from the same machine, decryption may not be a problem, is it ? I'll test it anyway, don't have anything to loose.
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    I have one but i'm not sure, however every save is in '/Nintendo 3DS/somefiles', i think i'll listen to KunoichiZ and try to reinstall and copy the save file from the pre-tutorial backup (not a restorable file one, sadly). But thanks for the hint ! I wouldn't have thought of it otherwise.
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    Yes, i was doing nothing but following those two tutorials (here and here). I have some backups, however, but not of every partition, only of the root SD card directory you can access from your computer.
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    It was already on, and sadly nothing changed :(
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    Okay, so this may be of some importance, but in the /Nintendo 3DS directory, there is two files corresponding to <ID0> (explained here) And it looks like all of my games are still in one of them (2 gigs .app file, corresponding ID's), but the console is now using the other one (i installed a...
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    Is GodMode9 okay or do i have to use Decrypt9 specifically ? I'll try it anyway, but my .bin save already went through step 1-3 of the A9LH to B9S guide so i don't really know if that will change anything (everything was already gone at this point) Edit: I tried to use the "NAND Image options...
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    I don't have any idea on how to do this, otherwise i wouldn't ask here x) How can i go back to A9HL then ? Re installing it from scratch ? Now, when i try to boot with the old SD content, it powers on an off immediately, as it does when there is no SD card under B9S
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    I should just dump the old SD card content on it and use your script(s) to restore it, then ? Or will the dump supposedly work in itself and the script will just be to upgrade to B9H without any hitch ?
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    Hacking A9HL to B9S: Lost All Data

    I tried to restore the .bin file that was made in "Move to EmuNAND", and nothing changed (the .bin created in Section VII of this link)
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