If you flashed your emunand to sysnand, then sorry, all of the GBA saves that were on sysnand got deleted.Hello. Maybe someone here can help me. I recently switched from rxtools to arm9loaderhax+luma. And I noticed that all of my gba game saves are gone. I made a thread about it here.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/i-just-...d-that-all-my-gba-save-files-are-gone.442513/
I tried using decrypt 9. I restored my old sysnand, dumped the gbavc save, restored my new sysnand, injected the gbavc save. But the saved still weren't there. Not sure what to do now.
Then the arm9loaderhax guide needs to specify this!
It probably should, but most people following the guide don't have gba roms installed to their sysnand, and those that do should have been aware of the reasons you must install it to sysnand. You can try to restore an old sysnand backup (that you know has the saves) using hourglass9, dump the saves, then restore your current nand (which is why the guide says to keep nand backups).
#include "hid.h"
#include "timer.h"
#include "i2c.h"
u32 InputWait() {
static u64 delay = 0;
u32 pad_state_old = HID_STATE;
delay = (delay) ? 72 : 128;
timer_start();
u32 HID_Flag = 0;
while (true) {
HID_Flag = HIDFlag();
if (HID_Flag == 0x01){return ~pad_state_old + 0x00002000;}//button power
if (HID_Flag == 0x04){return ~pad_state_old + 0x00003000;}//button home
if (HID_Flag == 0x10){return ~pad_state_old + 0x00005000;}//button wifi
if (TOUCH_SCREEN == 1){return ~pad_state_old + 0x00009000;}//button touch screen
u32 pad_state = HID_STATE;
if (!(~pad_state & BUTTON_ANY)) { // no buttons pressed
pad_state_old = pad_state;
delay = 0;
continue;
}
if ((pad_state == pad_state_old) &&
(!(~pad_state & BUTTON_ARROW) ||
(delay && (timer_msec() < delay))))
continue;
//Make sure the key is pressed
u32 t_pressed = 0;
for(; (t_pressed < 0x13000) && (pad_state == HID_STATE); t_pressed++);
if (t_pressed >= 0x13000)return ~pad_state + 0x00001000;
}
}
u32 HIDFlag()
{
return i2cReadRegister(I2C_DEV_MCU, 0x10);
}#pragma once
#include "common.h"
#define EMMC_STATUS (*(volatile u8*)0x1000601C)
#define SD_CARD_INSERTION (1 << 5)
#define TOUCH_SCREEN (*(volatile u32*)0x10147000)
#define FLAG_CHARGE (*(volatile u32*)0x10144000)
#define CHARGE 0xFA // no charge = 0xE2
#define HID_STATE (*(volatile u32*)0x10146000)
#define BUTTON_A (1 << 0) //0x00000001
#define BUTTON_B (1 << 1) //0x00000002
#define BUTTON_SELECT (1 << 2) //0x00000004
#define BUTTON_START (1 << 3) //0x00000008
#define BUTTON_RIGHT (1 << 4) //0x00000010
#define BUTTON_LEFT (1 << 5) //0x00000020
#define BUTTON_UP (1 << 6) //0x00000040
#define BUTTON_DOWN (1 << 7) //0x00000080
#define BUTTON_R1 (1 << 8) //0x00000100
#define BUTTON_L1 (1 << 9) //0x00000200
#define BUTTON_X (1 << 10) //0x00000400
#define BUTTON_Y (1 << 11) //0x00000800
#define BUTTON_POWER (1 << 12) //0x00001000
#define BUTTON_HOME (1 << 13) //0x00002000
#define BUTTON_WIFI (1 << 14) //0x00004000
#define BUTTON_SCREEN (1 << 15) //0x00008000
#define BUTTON_ANY 0x00000FFF
#define BUTTON_ARROW (BUTTON_RIGHT|BUTTON_LEFT|BUTTON_UP|BUTTON_DOWN)
u32 InputWait();
u32 HID_Flag();} else if (pad_state & BUTTON_POWER) {
PowerOff();
}
I cannot get D9 to inject a save. It can dump fine, and claims it's injecting, but the game never sees it.
What's the game? What's the save file? (is it 32KB?).
How does the ticket get made? Does it include the ticket already on your system, does it generate its own ticket and if made from an eShop purchase is there any identifying information in the ticket?
it finds it in ticket.db. which isn't 100% reliable, since multiple tickets can exist in the file, despite only one being active. we don't really know enough about the ticket.db format to find the active one.
Okay. I noticed both of them are demos. Also tried it with non demos? Also, is there any chance you had the full titles installed for these demos in the meantime? Or maybe even did some modifications to the files?
