Homebrew Keeping DSi ware and gba VC saves after emuNAND to sysNAND flashing

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I want to install A9LH in my o3DS and to flash my emuNAND to sysNAND. I understood that I will lose all my DSi ware and gba VC saves in the process. How can I keep my saves?

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For GBA, I know Decrypt9 has a tool to extract the save file from the last GBA game played. Go to EmuNAND Options > Partition Dump > Dump AGBSAVE Partition. For DSiWare Games, use GodMode9 and go to SYSNAND TWLN > title > [Name of Folder with multiple other folders inside of it], and all the folders should have a content and data folder inside of them. If they do, you have the right folders. Just backup all of them inside there.

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For GBA, I know Decrypt9 has a tool to extract the save file from the last GBA game played. Go to EmuNAND Options > Partition Dump > Dump AGBSAVE Partition. For DSiWare Games, use GodMode9 and go to SYSNAND TWLN > title > [Name of Folder with multiple other folders inside of it], and all the folders should have a content and data folder inside of them. If they do, you have the right folders. Just backup all of them inside there.
 
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