As I thought... I don't think that that "/run/" should be there. The program will only look in /media/username/.
You can fix it quickly by creating a symbolic link:
Code:
sudo ln -s /run/media /mediaYou can fix it quickly by creating a symbolic link:
Thanks for the quick reply, after googling myself it looks like mounting to /run/ is a UDisks2 thing, which had annoyed a great deal of people.
Was discussed here: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1095614#p1095614
I will change that behavior so it will mount to /media instead of /run/media.
For anybody else encountering this and running archlinux, here is how to change this:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Udisks#Mount_to_.2Fmedia_.28udisks2.29
If that's the case, I may consider adding support for that directory in the futureThanks for the quick reply, after googling myself it looks like mounting to /run/ is a UDisks2 thing, which had annoyed a great deal of people.
Was discussed here: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1095614#p1095614
I will change that behavior so it will mount to /media instead of /run/media.
For anybody else encountering this and running archlinux, here is how to change this:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Udisks#Mount_to_.2Fmedia_.28udisks2.29
Do you have a different uhelper in the mount list when you mount a SD card and what linux are you running?If that's the case, I may consider adding support for that directory in the future
I guess if this /run/media behavior was strictly bound to udisks2 then it should be easy to check for it and accomodate for the /run/ in the mounting path. But if other linux OS use udisks2 as well and still mount to /media, it would be more difficult to differentiate...
Maybe something simple like checking if the file paths for either /run/media or simply /media exist could do the trick?
I'm using Ubuntu 15.10 and it mounts it in /media/username. I don't know which version it uses...
I came up with something like that
the last entry in the mount list is the uhelper, in my entry for example it says uhelper=udisks2.I'm using Ubuntu 15.10 and it mounts it in /media/username. I don't know which version it uses...
I came up with something like that
Thank you for your time and your app, now that I have created the /media folder myself and changed udisks2's behavior to mount to it, your tool works beautifully.
I backed up my emunand and wrote it back to the SD card, no problems at all.
Does this still work on El Capitan? Mine just beachballs when I click "save" when backing up emunand
I have only tested on Yosemite, since I don't really want to reinstall my hackintosh again from scratch xD
But it should work anyway, as long as you use the latest version (not the experimental one). It's just very slow and doesn't respond until it's complete, but it works...
cheers! yeah I only ask because I heard/read somewhere that emuNANDs beyond 9.5 were difficult to back up for whatever reason so I'm just double checking that I can still use this if I've updatedI haven't got a New 3DS but it should work fine, as long as you select the correct manufacturer
OS X version released! Please check the first post
BTW: GNU dd is much faster than the dd included in OS X.
I can't help it but recommend using a GNU/Linux based OS, such as Ubuntu, if you can.
But if you can't, don't worry: I care about users (unlike AirDroid), so I'll support the OS X version anyway
OS X version released! Please check the first post
BTW: GNU dd is much faster than the dd included in OS X.
I can't help it but recommend using a GNU/Linux based OS, such as Ubuntu, if you can.
But if you can't, don't worry: I care about users (unlike AirDroid), so I'll support the OS X version anyway
Congratulations! I am MAC user.. Can I ask you a question ? Is there a way you can make this program for decrypted the encryption rooms without using the 3DS ? Out of curiosity. Many programmers like you should make for MAC users too. Congratulations again.
no not possible.
we need a 3ds to decrypt things, unless you find some xorpads online for exactly the things you want etc
Hello this will help me to get a full copy of the sd? (i have a error with the 'patition of the games' on my 3ds but everything work), i have RXTools installed with NANDS Unlinkeds and i want to do all from 0 for get that 3ds working again with games :3
Anyone could help me, pls?
Anyone could help me, pls?
You could just copy everything to your PC, format the FAT32 partition and copy everything back. You can use Disks/the Disk Utility to clone the entire SD to a file, in case something goes wrong.
Checked 3 2DS backup they are all 988,807,168 bytes, hope this helps you.
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