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[Alter Ratione]

I can't inject my friendsave.bin and seedsave.bin with the newest version of Decrypt9 (using it with a9lh entry). Any reason why? Actually, I can't inject any options of System Save.

 

[d0k3]

I can't inject my friendsave.bin and seedsave.bin with the newest version of Decrypt9 (using it with a9lh entry). Any reason why? Actually, I can't inject any options of System Save.

Provide me with the log. Is there an error message?

 

[Alter Ratione]

Provide me with the log. Is there an error message?

The log is here. It's the last thing I did, I believe.

 

[d0k3]

The log is here. It's the last thing I did, I believe.

Well, I wonder how that could happen. This looks like your CTRNAND is badly fragmented, and the only way to fix it is defragmenting it. From one of Plailects older guides:
... Defragment your NAND by using Decrypt9 to dump your CTRNAND partition, then mounting it on your computer using something like OSFMount and defragging that mounted CTRNAND using something like Defraggler.

Keep in mind, you only need to dump / inject your CTRNAND partition (SysNAND Options -> Partition Dump / Inject). If something goes wrong, no biggie, you got A9LH. Just have a backup ready, but who am I telling this?

 

[Alter Ratione]

It's probably bad fragmented because of how many times I had reinserted a nand and ctrnand to restore the home menu and ns module patches. I did at least 15 restorations yesterday till I figured out what I could take and what I could not.

Thanks, @dok3, going to do the backup just now and try that.

EDIT: The fragment analysis on the new ctr I made from my use so far has been 0% fragmented and almost instantly was complete with no alteration. Trying to fragment the ctr I used as well on that transfer because it was the one from Plailect's Guide.
Basically, what I did was restore one of my backups, do the ctr transfer to make it usable again, and start anew - and that's when I couldn't inject my old nand data into the ctr afterwards. Should I also turn my old backup into a ctr so I can mount it and try defrag, then do the whole process again with two ctr transfers or should I just try reinjecting the data since I already tried the refrag on the current nand?

 

[d0k3]

It's probably bad fragmented because of how many times I had reinserted a nand and ctrnand to restore the home menu and ns module patches. I did at least 15 restorations yesterday till I figured out what I could take and what I could not.

Thanks, @dok3, going to do the backup just now and try that.

EDIT: The fragment analysis on the new ctr I made from my use so far has been 0% fragmented and almost instantly was complete with no alteration. Trying to fragment the ctr I used as well on that transfer because it was the one from Plailect's Guide.
Basically, what I did was restore one of my backups, do the ctr transfer to make it usable again, and start anew - and that's when I couldn't inject my old nand data into the ctr afterwards. Should I also turn my old backup into a ctr so I can mount it and try defrag, then do the whole process again with two ctr transfers or should I just try reinjecting the data since I already tried the refrag on the current nand?

This is after the ctrtransfer? Did you at least try to start the system once after the transfer? If not, try it, it will most likely solve your problem. Inject afterwards.

 

[Jayro]

I have noticed when dumping NDS ROMs, I cannot dump any of the Bomberman games from carts. Is there a fix for this, or a reason behind the dump failure, like an AP or something..?

 

[GuyInDogSuit]

How do I dump an eShop game to CIA using this?

 

[Mikemk]

How do I dump an eShop game to CIA using this?

You don't. You use FunKeyCIA, CDN-FX, CIAngel, ...

 

[GuyInDogSuit]

You don't. You use FunKeyCIA, CDN-FX, CIAngel, ...

Well, I dumped my ticket.db for both emu and sys NANDs, and the new game isn't showing up.

 

[gnmmarechal]

@d0k3 can Decrypt9WIP dump NAND titles to CIA? If not, is that a planned feature?

Sent from my cave of despair where I collect souls

 

[ihaveahax]

@d0k3 can Decrypt9WIP dump NAND titles to CIA? If not, is that a planned feature?

Sent from my cave of despair where I collect souls

not one built in, but a previous release linked to my set of scripts to do that. https://github.com/ihaveamac/ctrnand-title-cia-gen

 

[human_kirby]

Ok, sorry to bother you with this, @d0k3 but it seems that transfering a movable CTRNand image from one n3ds to another somehow did break my DS functionality,, since it only shows a black screen as soon as I start anything DS releated (DSi games, DS cartridges and DS dwonload play). I already tried to reinstall acording to plailect's and luma's troubleshooting, but it didnt work. I also did try an older luma version, but still no success.
Edit: GBA games also seem to work, which means that my Luma+Bootmanager should be setup correctly.


Also, on a side note, transfering the movable.sedand the tickets from an old 3ds to an n3ds works like a charm (you should use something like ticksweep before, though). And it does not seem to break anything.

 

[bizarrojoe]

Good morning, I was hoping someone can help me here. Given the sheer volume of thread replies, I apologize for asking a redundant question.

My story: I purchased a N3DS XL on eBay with A9LH installed. It worked wonderfully at first, until I foolishly deleted some files via FBI. Once I rebooted, the screen went black. I tried to use utilities like Decrypt9, but all I accomplished was corrupting my SD card. I've since contacted the seller, who has been nice enough to offer to send me all their backups and related files.

I've used the Plailect troubleshooting guide to verify that my N3DS isn't bricked; I'm able to put a test payload on a different SD card and turn on and off the 3DS.

My question: Can I use Decrypt9 to restore the 3DS and SD card using the backup sysNAND and emuNAND? If so, do I need to downgrade the FW back to 9.2? When I received the 3DS, it had the latest FW on it.

Thanks for any advice you can offer. I'm new to the A9LH scene, and I'm happy to learn all I can.

 

[Aletron9000]

Good morning, I was hoping someone can help me here. Given the sheer volume of thread replies, I apologize for asking a redundant question.

My story: I purchased a N3DS XL on eBay with A9LH installed. It worked wonderfully at first, until I foolishly deleted some files via FBI. Once I rebooted, the screen went black. I tried to use utilities like Decrypt9, but all I accomplished was corrupting my SD card. I've since contacted the seller, who has been nice enough to offer to send me all their backups and related files.

I've used the Plailect troubleshooting guide to verify that my N3DS isn't bricked; I'm able to put a test payload on a different SD card and turn on and off the 3DS.

My question: Can I use Decrypt9 to restore the 3DS and SD card using the backup sysNAND and emuNAND? If so, do I need to downgrade the FW back to 9.2? When I received the 3DS, it had the latest FW on it.

Thanks for any advice you can offer. I'm new to the A9LH scene, and I'm happy to learn all I can.

you can restore a nand backup from a9lh by chainloading decrypt9 and selecting to do a nand restore. No need to downgrade. this will not restore the contents on your sd card though (except emunand).

 

[bizarrojoe]

you can restore a nand backup from a9lh by chainloading decrypt9 and selecting to do a nand restore. No need to downgrade. this will not restore the contents on your sd card though (except emunand).

Thanks for your response. If the original owner of the 3DS went through Plailect's A9LH guide (which I'm trying to understand), does that mean that emuNAND is irrelevant because Luma3DS is supposed to boot a patched sysNAND? And if so, does that mean that the only NAND is the patched one on the console itself? Because I think that would mean that the real problem I'm facing is that I accidentally deleted some titles & tickets off the SD card, and all I need to do is make sure a clean version of Luma3DS & payloads are present to get back to a state where the 3DS is working, but doesn't have any games or apps on it anymore. Does that sound accurate?

 

[Aletron9000]

Thanks for your response. If the original owner of the 3DS went through Plailect's A9LH guide (which I'm trying to understand), does that mean that emuNAND is irrelevant because Luma3DS is supposed to boot a patched sysNAND? And if so, does that mean that the only NAND is the patched one on the console itself? Because I think that would mean that the real problem I'm facing is that I accidentally deleted some titles & tickets off the SD card, and all I need to do is make sure a clean version of Luma3DS & payloads are present to get back to a state where the 3DS is working, but doesn't have any games or apps on it anymore. Does that sound accurate?

emunand is somewhat irrelevant on a9lh sysnand. tickets are not stored on the sd card, those are on the NAND. changing luma and the payloads will not fix the issue

 

[bizarrojoe]

emunand is somewhat irrelevant on a9lh sysnand. tickets are not stored on the sd card, those are on the NAND. changing luma and the payloads will not fix the issue

In FBI, if I recall correctly, I deleted some items under "Titles". There seemed to be an older FBI copy on the home menu, and a bunch of items that were nothing but a long string of numbers. When I did that, I chose the option to delete Title+Tickets. Did I remove something critical from the console itself then?

 

[Aletron9000]

In FBI, if I recall correctly, I deleted some items under "Titles", which was colored red. There seemed to be an older FBI copy on the home menu, and a bunch of items that were nothing but a long string of numbers. When I did that, I chose the option to delete Title+Tickets. Did I remove something critical from the console itself then?

red titles are installed to NAND. you deleted the title and ticket from the NAND, you can only recover by restoring a nand backup

 

[bizarrojoe]

red titles are installed to NAND. you deleted the title and ticket from the NAND, you can only recover by restoring a nand backup

Okay. So if the old owner followed the A9LH guide exactly, would they theoretically have NAND backups stored on their PC?