Hacking installed NVRAM and NNID

[Ruby Gloom]

The tricky point is to "unlink" the NNID from your current console and then "link" it to your new console. Because the only way to transfer the NNID to another 3DS system is the Data Transfer option in the system settings. But to do this you have to update your firmware.
As far as I know now there's no other method.

And the Gateway emunand uses the same NNID that is linked via the sysnand. Even if both NANDs are unlinked.

I unlinked it with Nintendo before. It took 5 days for this to work, but it worked. And I'm pretty patient.

 

[Deleted User]

The tricky point is to "unlink" the NNID from your current console and then "link" it to your new console. Because the only way to transfer the NNID to another 3DS system is the Data Transfer option in the system settings. But to do this you have to update your firmware.
As far as I know now there's no other method.

And the Gateway emunand uses the same NNID that is linked via the sysnand. Even if both NANDs are unlinked.

It is possible to transfer without updating. http://www.maxconsole.com/maxcon_fo...m-Transfer-Old-3ds-to-New-3ds-Gateway-Emunand

 

[onepiecefreak]

And ANOTHER new information.

 

[Ruby Gloom]

It is possible to transfer without updating. http://www.maxconsole.com/maxcon_fo...m-Transfer-Old-3ds-to-New-3ds-Gateway-Emunand

Too confusing. I'll just remake my EmuNand on my upcoming N3DS XL. I will install all the stuff again.

 

[onepiecefreak]

Fresh install can be very useful. You can recap the whole of installing and so on. At this way you can better learn

BTW if you install the mset you havn't any NNID options and a fully 4.5 system settings app.