Hacking Games having long load times

[Dotmore]

I kinda have this feeling that my games aren't running the way they should. It feels like games have longer loading times than normal. I can't really discribe it. What could possibly fix it. and what could be the issue?

im thinking of:

Formatting EmuNAND
Formatting my Red Gateway card's Micro SD

 

[the assaf]

Don't format your emunand.

 

[Deleted User]

A slow microSD card can do this. Try with a faster microSD card? I know there was a known good microSD card list for DS back in the day

 

[aos10]

what type is your SD card ? ( the one that 3DS use it as the main drive )

 

[Dotmore]

a 32Gb Sandisk Class 10.

(And i was planning on Formatting EmuNAND anyway, due to wanting to unlink nands)

 

[evandixon]

a 32Gb Sandisk Class 10.

(And i was planning on Formatting EmuNAND anyway, due to wanting to unlink nands)

Wouldn't formatting emuNAND just re-link them? Or are you talking about formatting from inside the system menu?

 

[Dotmore]

I've been told that if you format emunand (in gateway menu) you unlink em. If thats not the case, ive been wrongly informed

 

[Deleted-236924]

I've been told that if you format emunand (in gateway menu) you unlink em. If thats not the case, ive been wrongly informed

Formatting emunand in system settings (system format) will unlink them if they are linked. Formatting emunand in GW Menu will link them, because it will create an exact copy of your sysnand onto your emunand.

 

[Ruby Gloom]

a 32Gb Sandisk Class 10.

(And i was planning on Formatting EmuNAND anyway, due to wanting to unlink nands)

Wouldn't formatting emuNAND just re-link them? Or are you talking about formatting from inside the system menu?

Formatting the SysNand with no SD card in the system unlinks them.
Formatting the EmuNand partition re-links them when the EmuNand is created again.