Homebrew could not create nand bin

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It's an old school fix, but it might work. Try backing up your SD Card and reformatting with this program these settings:
FORMAT TYPE : FULL (OverWrite). FORMAT SIZE ADJUSTMENT : ON
It will take an ass long time, but it's the best way to ensure your SD is fully formatted and configured properly.
After that, make sure you have at least 1GB or more of space and don't already have a NAND.bin on your SD card.
 

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When I tried to backup my sysnand in decrypt9 I encountered this,what's wrong with it?
happened with me, with an pny sd card, bought a 32, 16 and 64 gb all of them formatted to 64 and formatted, never worked.
Bought a sandisk sd card immediatily worked.
Try buying a sd card from another brand
 

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Could you post a pic of the screen when you get the error?
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Is this maybe because of write protection? I think I had the problem before - fixed it by turning it off.
 

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It looks as if OP is using an n3ds anyway so there is no write protection switch.
Actually, apparently micro sd cards can be write protected but its a pretty convoluted process. Nonetheless I noticed this is a stupid question because he loaded decrypt9 so he should have no problem getting his nand backup ;P
 
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Actually, apparently micro sd cards can be write protected but its a pretty convoluted process. Nonetheless I noticed this is a stupid question because he loaded decrypt9 so he should have no problem getting his nand backup ;P
microSD's don't have the 9th pin, which is for write protect.
 
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