Homebrew Help with FBI

[DragoonFX]

hey guys I was installing mhxx with fbi and suddenly it stopped installing so I did a force shutdown(I know how dump I am).
mhxx is 2.2gb and I had 6gb left in my sdcard
but after booting up when I checked my sdcard, it had 2.8gb left but mhxx didn't install so what happened to my extra space??
Can anyone please help me?

 

[Shadow#1]

hey guys I was installing mhxx with fbi and suddenly it stopped installing so I did a force shutdown(I know how dump I am).
mhxx is 2.2gb and I had 6gb left in my sdcard
but after booting up when I checked my sdcard, it had 2.8gb left but mhxx didn't install so what happened to my extra space??
Can anyone please help me?

That was really dump of u

go into FBI find the titleID of the game and delete it

 

[DragoonFX]

That was really dump of u

go into FBI find the titleID of the game and delete it

Tried it but didn't find the id even though in the tickets section I found it

 

[ThoD]

Just use FBI or GM9, go in the "Nintendo 3DS" folder, go in the ID0 and ID1 folders inside (the ones with the random character strings as names), then go to titles and delete the folder with the game ID that matches the game. You cancelled the installation without letting FBI delete the data it had unpacked so it's taking up space without being fully installed, deleting the game folder or just reinstalling will fix the issue. Reinstalling after failed install just overwrites the files, so will eventually take up the proper amount of space the game needs, even if it asks for more room at the very start, so don't worry.

 

[TurdPooCharger]

@DragoonFX, crashing FBI during mid-install could indicate your SD card is fake or faulty.

1. Copy everything off your SD card onto a computer.
2. Reformat it in FAT32 + 32 KB cluster size with Windows File Explorer or guiformat.
3. Full Write + Verify the empty card with H2testw. Do not skip.

If the result comes back with an error, you'll need to replace the card.

 

[ThoD]

@DragoonFX, crashing FBI during mid-install could indicate your SD card is fake or faulty.

1. Copy everything off your SD card onto a computer.
2. Reformat it in FAT32 + 32 KB cluster size with Windows File Explorer or guiformat.
3. Full Write + Verify the empty card with H2testw. Do not skip.

If the result comes back with an error, you'll need to replace the card.

I'd say it's much more likely that it was just a bad dump since he only said it happened with this one installation rather than often in general. No reason to always suspect faulty SD card like you do first thing every time, even if half the time it's viable advice

 

[DragoonFX]

@DragoonFX, crashing FBI during mid-install could indicate your SD card is fake or faulty.

1. Copy everything off your SD card onto a computer.
2. Reformat it in FAT32 + 32 KB cluster size with Windows File Explorer or guiformat.
3. Full Write + Verify the empty card with H2testw. Do not skip.

If the result comes back with an error, you'll need to replace the card.

LOL bro I am 100% sure mine isn't fake cause I did the steps when I first bought it

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Just use FBI or GM9, go in the "Nintendo 3DS" folder, go in the ID0 and ID1 folders inside (the ones with the random character strings as names), then go to titles and delete the folder with the game ID that matches the game. You cancelled the installation without letting FBI delete the data it had unpacked so it's taking up space without being fully installed, deleting the game folder or just reinstalling will fix the issue. Reinstalling after failed install just overwrites the files, so will eventually take up the proper amount of space the game needs, even if it asks for more room at the very start, so don't worry.

Yeah I tried that too but didn't find the titleid so now I am trying to reinstall it...

 

[Gangu]

LOL bro I am 100% sure mine isn't fake cause I did the steps when I first bought it

either way, it doesn't hurt to try at the very least

EDIT: nvm i misinterpreted what you said

 

[TurdPooCharger]

I'd say it's much more likely that it was just a bad dump since he only said it happened with this one installation rather than often in general. No reason to always suspect faulty SD card like you do first thing every time, even if half the time it's viable advice

The SD card is always guilty of an hardware issue until proven otherwise. If one cannot 100% verify this is the case, nothing else that follows afterward matters when it comes to debugging.

LOL bro I am 100% sure mine isn't fake cause I did the steps when I first bought it

And how would I know this fact until you mentioned it?

How long ago did you buy that card, or how long have you been using it? You do know that SD cards can and do go bad over time, right?

 

[DragoonFX]

The SD card is always guilty of an hardware issue until proven otherwise. If one cannot 100% verify this is the case, nothing else that follows afterward matters when it comes to debugging.


And how would I know this fact until you mentioned it?

How long ago did you buy that card, or how long have you been using it? You do know that SD cards can and do go bad over time, right?

About 1.5 years ago.

 

[TurdPooCharger]

About 1.5 years ago.

The game installed fine but I didn't got my space back. Now I am out of options...

I would definitely advise you to continue with copying everything off and checking that *(reformatted & emptied out) card in H2testw before trusting its usage again.

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The Title ID for Monster Hunter XX: Double Cross (モンスターハンターダブルクロス) is 0004000000197100.

• https://hax0kartik.github.io/3dsdb/
• http://www.3dsdb.com/

To reclaim free space, you can manually delete the game at:

• sdmc:/Nintendo 3DS/<ID0>/<ID1>/title/00040000/00197100

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To test if your copy of the game is intact,

• GodMode9 → 0:/.../Monster Hunter XX.cia → CIA Options... → Verify file.

 

[DragoonFX]

Thanks Everyone for helping me out or trying to help me out.
I fixed the problem by reinstalling the title like @ThoD said.