Gaming DQVIII - error writing extdata to SD

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I have a N3DS (US) with A9LH/Luma running the region patching settings.

When I try to run the DQVIII restoration cia I get the screen that tells me I need to write extdata to the SD. No matter what I do, I can't get the game to write data without error-ing out. I know I have gotten around this before, but for life of me I can't remember how.

Solution:
-enable Luma's patching mode
-insert a locale txt file in: luma/titles/<titleID>/locale.txt
-since I was using the European cia i had to make the locale EUR EN
 
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I have a N3DS (US) with A9LH/Luma running the region patching settings.

When I try to run the DQVIII restoration cia I get the screen that tells me I need to write extdata to the SD. No matter what I do, I can't get the game to write data without error-ing out. I know I have gotten around this before, but for life of me I can't remember how.

may i ask why dont you update to B9S?

also do you have a custom theme?
 
may i ask why dont you update to B9S?

also do you have a custom theme?
Laziness honestly. I know updating is the easiest way to fix some stuff, but i know I have done this before (same error) on A9LH before.

No custom themes, just the default black theme right now.
 
Laziness honestly. I know updating is the easiest way to fix some stuff, but i know I have done this before (same error) on A9LH before.

No custom themes, just the default black theme right now.


i remember reading some where it has something to do with themes(i could be wrong or just remember wrong) so why dont you change to default default theme that plain gray one.

also are you getting an error code? if so can you post it?
 
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It's not really an error code but this is what happens
 

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It's not really an error code but this is what happens
Use Lumas region spoofing and change the local to "EUR EN" then load the game, that's what worked for me. You may have to turn off "game patching", restart the console, then turn it on again for it to work properly.

So you know create a text file in luma/titles/<TitleID>/Locale.txt Should be good to go.
 
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Use Lumas region spoofing and change the local to "EUR EN" then load the game, that's what worked for me. You may have to turn off "game patching", restart the console, then turn it on again for it to work properly.

So you know create a text file in luma/titles/<TitleID>/Locale.txt Should be good to go.
Where do i access Luma's local switcher? I think I have done that before, but I can't remember where you do that.
 
Where do i access Luma's local switcher? I think I have done that before, but I can't remember where you do that.
I don't use the program anymore. I manually create the locale files on the PC, and put them in the directory with an FTP. I couldn't find the right locale switcher for Luma new file structure.

But yeah, just make a new text file and type "EUR EN" then save it named as "locale.txt", and place it in luma/titles/<TitleID>/
 
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Ok so I grabbed Luma's local switcher from the
I edited my post above explaining :D

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Or if you're lazy Lol just use this one haha
Thank you. I finally got it to work, first try. I had to enable luma's patching mode drop your local file on my card. Thank you so much.
 

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