The guide I am using is telling me use TinyFormat on emuNAND.What do you mean? That question is very vague.
The guide I am using is telling me use TinyFormat on emuNAND.What do you mean? That question is very vague.
Oh. Well yes. You should back up emuNAND first...The guide I am using is telling me use TinyFormat on emuNAND.
Just to clarify: NAND backups keep NNID's?Oh. Well yes. You should back up emuNAND first...
You have to back emuNAND up...
AND sysNAND...
Yes. When you are doing a system format, your NNID gets "unlinked", not deleted. It is still linked to your console, you just have to login again.Just to clarify: NAND backups keep NNID's?
AFAIK Tiny Format doesn't do the unlink on Nintendo's servers.Yes. When you are doing a system format, your NNID gets "unlinked", not deleted.
Neither does the System Format.AFAIK Tiny Format doesn't do the unlink on Nintendo's servers.
I thought it does. Didn't it need workarounds after format which required linking the NNID in sysNAND?Neither does the System Format.
No.I thought it does. Didn't it need workarounds after format which required linking the NNID in sysNAND?
I assure you it doesn't unlink from Nintendo's servers.it does.
I assure you it doesn't unlink from Nintendo's servers.
Unlinking from Nintendo's servers = Not linked to your console anymoredont know where you got your info from but using official system format in system settings forces you to relink your console to your nnid. tinyformat does not unlink, thats what it is made for..
Unlinking from Nintendo's servers = Not linked to your console anymore
The System Format just deletes NNID data. You just have to login again. And you can't login on another console with your NNID.