If there isn't, should I buy a whole new motherboard or find a repair shop? all the ones near me want 150 dollars for any type of repair, and the motherboard is at minimum 130 dollars, so I don't really know what to do, everything is so expensive.
Read title again.You can replace the SD Card reader without soldering, can find them on Amazon for cheap.
They may come cheap, but changing it is impossible for someone who has no experience in this stuff.sd card connector (the one on the motherboard)
Oh it's the actual connector itself, my bad.Read title again.
They may come cheap, but changing it is impossible for someone who has no experience in this stuff.
If there isn't, should I buy a whole new motherboard or find a repair shop? all the ones near me want 150 dollars for any type of repair, and the motherboard is at minimum 130 dollars, so I don't really know what to do, everything is so expensive.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/recovering-games-saves-from-nand-using-nxnandmanager-and-jksv.620758/Thank you all very much for the suggestions, I found a repair shop that accepts Nintendo products (and that hopefully isn't that expensive) and I'll be making a call tomorrow. While I wait for the fix, is there any way to extract my save files from the emuMMC to use them on emulator? obviously without booting into cfw.
I remember loading luma files from nand on 3ds to boot without sdYou need cfw files on sd, but that being said there's no reason why it couldn't be modified to put the files on nand and load the files from there instead. but it's never been done before, so currently, no, you need functional sd