Hacking Question exFat vs FAT32 + restoring a NAND backup

[Darkrai27]

I have a switch with an exFAT SD card running Kosmos and I want to setup emuNAND, I though on changing to FAT32, but I would like to restore my NAND backup after crating the euNAND (same SD card) which is in 1 file, so I can not move the rawnand.bin into my SD card in FAT32, how could i do it?

 

[Taorn]

You need to split the file into 4 gb sized parts, as an individual file on FAT32 can't be larger than that.

You can use HJSplit on Windows for that.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I have a switch with an exFAT SD card running Kosmos and I want to setup emuNAND, I though on changing to FAT32, but I would like to restore my NAND backup after crating the euNAND (same SD card) which is in 1 file, so I can not move the rawnand.bin into my SD card in FAT32, how could i do it?

You can use HacDiskMount and memloader to access NAND and restore backup from a PC.
But splitting the file as mentioned above is easier.

I would say format to exFAT first and go through with the restore, then you can change it to FAT32 after, it's just simpler that way. I did that when I backed up my NAND so that it wouldn't be split up into parts.