Goldleaf is arguably the worst title installer so I recommend switching to any of the other available ones such as Tinwoo Installer.
The contents can be recovered but without the corresponding tickets, you cannot launch said content. And tickets are stored in the console's internal memory which in this case is the partition that you lost.
Title keys are keys used to decrypt digital games so if you have any legitimate eShop titles, Lockpick will produce a title.keys file. These are separate from prod.keys because prod.keys contains keys that are shared across all consoles while title.keys are keys of all of the digital titles on your console.
Listen, unless you're a hacker, you're not going to come up with an exploit experts haven't discovered yet. Leave the suggestions to the professionals.
There is no development nor will there likely ever be any in the future. If you don't want to install a modchip, get an unpatched unit.
That is not common. I would recommend starting fresh with your SD card in order to wipe out any lingering files that might be causing the issue.
Usually it is although updating Atmosphere means you have to update your patches because there is a patch known as the Loader patch which is specific to the version of Atmosphere. If you already using the latest version of the patches however, this is not an issue.
Why not use USB?
The answer you're looking for is whether to use emuMMC or sysMMC for going online versus installing .NSP files. The right answer is it doesn't actually matter as you can go online with either without fearing a ban so long as you do not use any homebrew applications in the one that you cannot go online with. Adding on, if you use the opposite one to launch homebrew apps, it is imperative that this one does not go online otherwise you risk getting banned. So in reality, your 2 options are either going online with sysMMC (preferably Stock) and offline with emuMMC or online with emuMMC and offline with CFW - emuMMC. There is no right or wrong answer by the way; its just down to personal preference.
Ty for the help!
The reason you think you need something special is because the simplest way of installing .NSP files involves putting them on the SD card and if the .NSP files is larger than 4 GB, then you either need exFAT or to split the file. USB installation involves installing the contents without putting it on the SD card therefore FAT32/exFAT or the size is irrelevant. .NSP files are just containers or .ZIP files if that makes it easier for you to understand so you don't actually need to put it on your SD card to install it. That is also why when you install a .NSP file from your SD card versus wirelessly or via USB you would need double the space on your SD card because installing it from the SD card simply makes a copy then unpacks the .NSP file.
You just install them normally. There is nothing extra you need to do to make it work. If it is not working, then it is an issue with your setup such as the cable or computer.
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