Homebrew Backup NAND - Hourglass9 ou Emunand9?

[raphamotta]

Hello guys,

Do you know if are any difference about backup your NAND with Hourglass9 or Emunand9? (LUMA+A9LH)

I realized that Emunand9 creates SHA files (Hourglass9 no) on NAND backups, but Emunand9 creates a bigger size file NAND (the size of your memory).

What's safer?

Thanks

 

[ihaveahax]

I'm pretty sure Hourglass9 does create SHA files, update it?
https://github.com/d0k3/Hourglass9/releases

 

[Davidosky99]

Use hourglass9 if you have arm9loaderhax, it's always the safest and more reliable option as it never touches the arm9loaderhax

 

[raphamotta]

I'm pretty sure Hourglass9 does create SHA files, update it?
https://github.com/d0k3/Hourglass9/releases

I gonna try to update and test it. Thanks.

 

[hellionz]

decrypt9 ....is the source and it has more utilities

Greetings

 

[Davidosky99]

decrypt9 ....is the source and it has more utilities

Greetings

it can be problematic, as it is very easy to remove a9lh by mistake, if you have no a9lh nand backups

 

[hellionz]

it can be problematic, as it is very easy to remove a9lh by mistake, if you have no a9lh nand backups

When you do a backup with decrypt , it made a total backup , with a9lh included....i dun know how u can fail in that way

Greetings

 

[ihaveahax]

Hourglass9 is better if you don't need the tools of Decrypt9, especially if you don't know how to use them.

NAND dumps are pretty much the same regardless of the source (Decrypt9, EmuNAND9, Hourglass9, Gateway, rxTools, hardmod...)
Hourglass9 always prevents against NAND restores removing a9lh though.

 

[Davidosky99]

When you do a backup with decrypt , it made a total backup , with a9lh included....i dun know how u can fail in that way

Greetings

you can remove your a9lh with decrypt9wip by accident if you're not careful.
with hourglass9 that's impossible