Homebrew fbi launcher is giving me an error

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So I tried to reformat my sd card after my emuNAND stopped working while attempting to run a cold boot. So I can boot up rxTools and get into my emuNAND so far after the process. Nothing will boot with the Fbi launcher that I installed on my health and safety app.
It was working before the reboot. Now I get this error "database does not exist
 
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I have a backup I'm using that was working fine. Where would I get the nasal file and how to use it for the .dB file
 
I have a backup I'm using that was working fine. Where would I get the nasal file and how to use it for the .dB file
NASA is a homebrew, you put the 3dsx in homebrew folder and depending on which NAND you are (in your emuNAND in your case), you launch NANSA trough it. Other option is to use that ticket.db from from backup and repair it trough system setting
 
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NASA is a homebrew, you put the 3dsx in homebrew folder and depending on which NAND you are (in your emuNAND in your case), you launch NANSA trough it. Other option is to use that ticket.db from from backup and repair it trough system setting
Where do I put this ticket.db? And what do you do in order to repair it?
 
Where do I put this ticket.db? And what do you do in order to repair it?
To repair it, go to system settings then software then 3ds software. It will repair the files (if they're present). I can't remember where, i think it's ID1/ID2/dbs. Create two text files called ticket.db and import.db I think (right click on the folder and say new notepad file, call them the right name and you should get a message saying changing the file extension could damage the file. If you don't, make sure file extensions are not hidden otherwise you may have accidentally made ticket.db.txt
 
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To repair it, go to system settings then software then 3ds software. It will repair the files (if they're present). I can't remember where, i think it's ID1/ID2/dbs. Create two text files called ticket.db and import.db I think (right click on the folder and say new notepad file, call them the right name and you should get a message saying changing the file extension could damage the file. If you don't, make sure file extensions are not hidden otherwise you may have accidentally made ticket.db.txt
Alright. I tried to do that, now the Internet won't boot up rxtools. Any idea why it's doing this?
 

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