I need to dump boot9.bin

[Doux91]

My sd card is not working anymore, I bought another of 64GB, but I cannot dump the file because it is not in memory virtual, even boot11.bin is not there, do I need to fix my nand or something?
I need all this because I want to use it with custom install

 

[Kwyjor]

https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9

These files are found inside the M: drive and can be copied from there to any other place.

Or you can probably find it on the Internet somewhere; it's not system-specific.

 

[Doux91]

https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9



Or you can probably find it on the Internet somewhere; it's not system-specific.

thats M: drive, I cannot find boot9.bin file because is not there, I am not sure why

 

[Kwyjor]

Are you using boot9strap?

 

[ihaveahax]

Depending on your setup you can dump boot9 through different means. https://wiki.hacks.guide/wiki/3DS:Dump_system_files

 

[Doux91]

Are you using boot9strap?

I am using fastboot, I could dumped it with fastboot, but the weird that the files is not there or those files are part of boot9strap?

 

[lone_wolf323]

My sd card is not working anymore, I bought another of 64GB, but I cannot dump the file because it is not in memory virtual, even boot11.bin is not there, do I need to fix my nand or something?
I need all this because I want to use it with custom install

Are you trying to just copy what you had on that sd card over to a new one? or is there some different console involved in this?

 

[ihaveahax]

I am using fastboot, I could dumped it with fastboot, but the weird that the files is not there or those files are part of boot9strap?

The files only appear in [M:] MEMORY VIRTUAL when launched through boot9strap. If using fastboot3ds, you use that directly.

 

[Doux91]

The files only appear in [M:] MEMORY VIRTUAL when launched through boot9strap. If using fastboot3ds, you use that directly.

Then I dumped it when I had boot9strap, I do not remember when i did the dump

 

[Kwyjor]

but the weird that the files is not there or those files are part of boot9strap?

If you had bothered to read https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9 and https://wiki.hacks.guide/wiki/3DS:Dump_system_files already, you would see that those files are only there when you run Godmode9 from boot9strap. That's just how it is.

 

[BlackHazard404]

I am sorry to bringing this up a year later, but are boot9 bin and boot11 bin really not system specific?
I'm bringing this up since I haven't read anything about this anywhere, and I can't find it anywhere on the net.
Also I find it odd since ninfs does ask for it to mount SD cards, together with the movable sed, and I don't see any reason to ask for it if it isn't system specific, so I wanted confirmation before risking to brick something while importing decrypted sav data from another console.

 

[Kwyjor]

I am sorry to bringing this up a year later, but are boot9 bin and boot11 bin really not system specific?
I'm bringing this up since I haven't read anything about this anywhere, and I can't find it anywhere on the net.

Well, I don't know where you're looking, but that is very well-established.

Also I find it odd since ninfs does ask for it to mount SD cards, together with the movable sed, and I don't see any reason to ask for it if it isn't system specific

Because it's copyrighted data and someone could get into trouble by arbitrarily distributing it, much like any other ROM. (Not that that doesn't stop people.) Besides, there's no point to including it when it can be dumped so easily.

so I wanted confirmation before risking to brick something while importing decrypted sav data from another console.

I cannot conceive how you think you could brick a console by importing decrypted save data.

 

[BlackHazard404]

Well, I don't know where you're looking, but that is very well-established.

I see, thank you! It seems like I didn't do my research properly and should have checked elsewhere.

Because it's copyrighted data and someone could get into trouble by arbitrarily distributing it, much like any other ROM. (Not that that doesn't stop people.)

Oh, I didn't think about that, it totally does make sense.

I cannot conceive how you think you could brick a console by importing decrypted save data.

I'm still a green horn in this kind of stuff, so I thought that maybe if something is "decrypted the wrong way", it could lead to some bugs. Still though, bricking would be too much of an after-effect for just an unreadable file, that's totally true... I exaggerated things.

Thank you for your fast and straight-forward answer ^^