Hacking EmuS/SysE

[XRed_CubeX]

Hi I have a question, what is EmuS/SysE when I start with R?

 

[Kubas_inko]

EmuNAND is copy of your NAND which is stored on your SD card = Emulated NAND. SysNAND is stored in the NAND.
So when you start with R, it loads NAND from your SD.

 

[XRed_CubeX]

Yes, but then it looks like SysE or EmuS and in the Luma3ds settings there is written type: Sysnand with Emunand or Emunand with Sysnand.

 

[smileyhead]

Oh damn, I didn't realise we've come so far in 3DS hacking that newbies don't even know what an emuNAND is anymore.

 

[MrLucariox]

Oh damn, I didn't realise we've come so far in 3DS hacking that newbies don't even know what an emuNAND is anymore.

I am actually quite newbie, but i remember the A9LH days. Oh, that thing was a pain in the butt. Bricking your system was so easy

 

[Ryccardo]

All explained in Luma's github wiki..........

They mean that, while the operating system may be running from internal storage or from SD, the kernel was loaded from the opposite storage

 

[XRed_CubeX]

Oh damn, I didn't realise we've come so far in 3DS hacking that newbies don't even know what an emuNAND is anymore.

I know perfectly well what a Emunand is just that I wanted to know what an EmuS/SysE is.

I am actually quite newbie, but i remember the A9LH days. Oh, that thing was a pain in the butt. Bricking your system was so easy

I only saw the A9LH guide and I thank myself for making the CFW late.

 

[SCOTT0852]

EmuS is Emunand with Sysnand firmware. SysE is the opposite.