I'm using Linux and I can't connect to my New 3DS with microSD Management. I want to use it because it is faster than FTP.
That's not true at all.I'm using Linux and I can't connect to my New 3DS with microSD Management. I want to use it because it is faster than FTP.
When I used it it seemed faster. Maybe I'll test it more.That's not true at all.
...grass is always greener on the other side, lol.
I can mount it fine in Arch Linux but I can only take one action before it disconnects. Like I can copy one file to it (so long as I don't try to tab complete the path, which would perform a directory listing to get that info) but then it's disconnected so I have to remount it....but some people I've heard of months ago, reported success. I personally could see folders, but not access actual files, about a year ago on Debian testing so... myabe it's improved since then? No idea really
It's faster to open ftp from the home menu rather then going through the settings to get to microSD management anyway. And I don't see any difference in transfer speed, they both suck... it's just because the 3DS wireless is terrible.
ApacheThunder made it. The MicroSD Management cia he made errors out when you exit. The error is intentional. It prevents a system reboot so you stay in emunand. I don't think the error is necessary anymore with AL9H systems. Maybe ApacheThunder could make one without the error. His banner is very nice.
For me, they're the same speed. I get about 1.5 MB/s on both.Transfererences from micro sd managmente are way faster than ftp, still ovbiously slower than coping directly on the sd, but good enough.
Good to know, but still useless if Linux can't stay connected to it.if you dont want to go trought the hassle of opening system setings, back in that iso site someone made a modified version of micro sd managment that works on old and new 3ds all from a comfy home menu icon.
Transfer speeds are the same for both protocols, and are limited to about 1.5 mb/s due to the 3DS being a b/g/n device..
It's the wireless card. If it supported a/n connections, transfers would be much faster.N? lol
(the CPU is the limiting factor anyway, pffft)
You're confusing frequency with speed. The "a" standard uses 5GHz only, "b" and "g" use 2.4GHz only, and "n" can use either 2.4GHz or 5GHz. The "b" standard has 11mbps throughput, "a" and "g" have 54mbps, and "n" has 72-600mbps.It's the wireless card. If it supported a/n connections, transfers would be much faster.
http://www.howtogeek.com/222249/wha...ghz-and-5-ghz-wi-fi-and-which-should-you-use/
ApacheThunder made it. The MicroSD Management cia he made errors out when you exit. The error is intentional. It prevents a system reboot so you stay in emunand. I don't think the error is necessary anymore with AL9H systems. Maybe ApacheThunder could make one without the error. His banner is very nice.
i have linux dual booted with windows but who uses it as a main lol. very rare person this isI'm using Linux and I can't connect to my New 3DS with microSD Management. I want to use it because it is faster than FTP.
many use it. Many devs use it as well.i have linux dual booted with windows but who uses it as a main lol. very rare person this is
oh, and just take out the micro sd card then put it in the computer, or use an adapter
I'm a special snowflakei have linux dual booted with windows but who uses it as a main lol. very rare person this is
oh, and just take out the micro sd card then put it in the computer, or use an adapter