Homebrew Move Emunand to new SD card?

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I tried doing some of the tools here (EaseUS Partition Master and the usb tool formatter) is there any other way? I hate using this 8 gb micro sd :/
 
https://github.com/d0k3/EmuNAND9/releases
format new SD card for EmuNAND, dump EmuNAND from existing SD card, copy files, restore EmuNAND

unless you're using Gateway, it's recommended you format the new SD for "min size" and "restore file to RedNAND".
Where exact do I dump the Emunand in the menu and how do I restore it? I saw some other tutorial about it but he didn't exactly say where thanks for the reply
 
Where exact do I dump the Emunand in the menu and how do I restore it? I saw some other tutorial about it but he didn't exactly say where thanks for the reply
  1. "SD Format Options..." -> "Format SD (EmuNAND midsize)" (use default if using Gateway)
  2. switch SD card and press the 5 buttons
  3. if you don't have about 2gb of space on your main SD card, you should clear some
  4. return, press select to unmount and put your main SD card in and return
  5. "EmuNAND Manager Options..." -> "Backup EmuNAND to file"
  6. pick a file name (NAND_emu.bin for example) and press A
  7. wait for it to finish, return, press select to unmont
  8. copy everything to the new SD card
  9. put the new SD card in and return
  10. "EmuNAND Manager Options..." -> "Restore file to RedNAND" (use EmuNAND if using Gateway)
  11. pick your dump (NAND_emu.bin for example) and press A
  12. ???
  13. profit I guess
tell me how it goes
 
  1. "SD Format Options..." -> "Format SD (EmuNAND midsize)" (use default if using Gateway)
  2. switch SD card and press the 5 buttons
  3. if you don't have about 2gb of space on your main SD card, you should clear some
  4. return, press select to unmount and put your main SD card in and return
  5. "EmuNAND Manager Options..." -> "Backup EmuNAND to file"
  6. pick a file name (NAND_emu.bin for example) and press A
  7. wait for it to finish, return, press select to unmont
  8. copy everything to the new SD card
  9. put the new SD card in and return
  10. "EmuNAND Manager Options..." -> "Restore file to RedNAND" (use EmuNAND if using Gateway)
  11. pick your dump (NAND_emu.bin for example) and press A
  12. ???
  13. profit I guess
tell me how it goes
it worked, thanks my dude!!! :)
 

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