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I just got a New 2DS XL to replace my three-years-broken-and-untouched o3DS XL. I used my old 32 GB microSD and was able to use Luma CFW just fine, but realized I wanted a bigger microSD to hold more games, so I bought a 64 GB officially licensed by Nintendo Legend of Zelda 64GB SanDisk microSD. I bought the card from CVS Pharmacy, so I figured I could be confident it isn't a counterfeit. But when I copied all of the files from my 32 to my 64, it tells me "cannot detect microSD card". I've formatted the 64GB as fat32 with both 32kb and 64kb partition sizes (and copied the files back in, of course) but the same error results either way. Besides the addition of some games in the Nintendo 3DS folder (I've tried the process both with and without this folder), the SD card is pretty much unchanged from the way it should be at the end of the 3ds.guide CFW installation guide. What should I do to make the microSD card usable?
Godmode9 and Luma CFW both boot up with no issues, and I can navigate the sdCard from Godmode9.
Ah, nevermind! I just used the native Godemode9 formatting option, and that fixed it! Sorry for the unnecessary post! If anyone else is having this issue, do the follow:
https://3ds.hacks.guide/godmode9-usage.html
Your 64 GB microSD should work properly now.
Godmode9 and Luma CFW both boot up with no issues, and I can navigate the sdCard from Godmode9.
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Ah, nevermind! I just used the native Godemode9 formatting option, and that fixed it! Sorry for the unnecessary post! If anyone else is having this issue, do the follow:
Format an SD card
Note that this will erase the contents of your SD card!https://3ds.hacks.guide/godmode9-usage.html
- Launch GodMode9 by holding (Start) during boot
- Press (Home) to bring up the action menu
- Select “More…”
- Select “SD format menu”
- Select any EmuNAND options you wish to use
- Select “Auto”
- Press (A) to accept the label GM9SD
- When prompted, input the key combo given to confirm
Your 64 GB microSD should work properly now.
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