Yeah it would; however I did one, it semi failed to where o3ds wiped itself thinking it succeeded and the destination 3ds failed not getting anything other than my NNID associated with it. I was able to restore o3ds content with my backup but I can not do another transfer because it thinks it already succeded (not to mention the 7day lockout). So these alternate methods are my only salvation.I imagine a system transfer would work better for what you're going for, assuming emunand-to-emunand is actually possible.
Well, if you want to try, you're better off using SaveDataFiler.
Sorry for the noobish post, but I was just wondering how to get my ext files that I rescued from my old SysNAND re-injected so my CFW NAND? I have understood most of this post, and I apologise if it has already been explained over the previous 23 pages. I'm on the verge of losing 3 years of Streetpass data otherwise: ~1500 puzzle pieces, 502 population and I /just/ got the final hat in Street Pass Quest 2 Secret Quest....
Since I assume from the wording that you can boot that backup somehow, install JK Save Manager in it, which can extract what you want!
Have you opened each problematic title, and let them save extdata aat least once?The problem is that I'm unable to restore anything, [...]
Thanks!!
Nowadays it's believed that it's not stored in extdata: the upper mode (graph) is saved in the PTM driver's save, and the bottom one (app icon book) in Activity Log's save, updated from the former source!Anybody knows how to edit Activity Log from extdata?
Nowadays it's believed that it's not stored in extdata: the upper mode (graph) is saved in the PTM driver's save, and the bottom one (app icon book) in Activity Log's save, updated from the former source!
I edited idb.dat in extdata, but I mean it's like a cache or something like that. I "deleted" some entries (filled with zeros) and then when I launch Activity Log they are still there, but the icons of the entries I "deleted" are all black (meaning black = 00 filled chunk, which I can identify, but doesn't know how It's made) and the game names are empty strings.
I'm sure someone's else did the same I did, but just in case I show my info.
That makes sense only if this icon db is just for activity log and/or friend list, because my home menu icons are fine, even rebooting the console.Just realized it must then be "i"con "db"! That's the file that makes you able to see homebrew cias in the friend list if you already received the icon by installing it or over streetpass!
Sure, since you have the applications installed they can be re-extracted from the smdh anyway...That makes sense only if this icon db is just for activity log and/or friend list, because my home menu icons are fine, even rebooting the console.