ROM Hack NAND 7-zipped size 327mb! - Is that correct?

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Hello,

I just made a NAND Backup of my never used NS. The full size is 29.1GB but after I 7-zipped (in the fast config) I got a 327Mb 7z file! Is that correct or do I need to do the NAND backup again?
 

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Well it's supposed to be 29gb-ish so no, that does not seem right at all. Done mine last night and it took over an hour to do
 
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Well it's supposed to be 29gbish so no, that does not seem right at all. Done mine last night and it took over an hour to do
It took me an hour too and I got a 29GB file, but I'm talking about the compressed size using 7-zip.
 

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Most of the nand is just 0'd out. The rawnand is the entire nand dumped. Since you have 0 games on it, Yes this is normal when it gets zipped. Unzipping will give you the entire nand back again. @suzsuzuki

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My other switchs nand is 1.2 gbs when compressed, but that is because of the games and saves on the internal. So yes its ok
 

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Hello,

I just made a NAND Backup of my never used NS. The full size is 29.1GB but after I 7-zipped (in the fast config) I got a 327Mb 7z file! Is that correct or do I need to do the NAND backup again?

It's not unlikely to be correct. My new switch's emmc backup was around 365MB in gziped size.
 
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my 4.1.0 clean backup is like 630mbs zipped xD wonder whats up with that.

Did you backup at the very beginning, no config, no wireless, no game inserted? As soon as you put data into the filesystems, even when the data is deleted afterwards, the "0"'s are gone and a copy of the whole partition will result in bigger compressed images.
 

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Did you backup at the very beginning, no config, no wireless, no game inserted? As soon as you put data into the filesystems, even when the data is deleted afterwards, the "0"'s are gone and a copy of the whole partition will result in bigger compressed images.
Nah probably not. This switch connected to the internet once and I switched the white background to the black. but all wellll
 

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