Does data installation suite complete or does it fail? If it completes, then those files are correct. My next suggestion is to look at your SD card in a partition manager of some sort. windows disk management (when you right click "this PC" in the start menu and select manage) will probably work. Expand your fat32 partition to the entire disk. zero free space in front, and behind. Then format again with sd formatter (use the options button Type: Full (erase) Format size adjustment: ON). Then format emunand using gateway, 1 more time. If rxtools boots into the menu (hold L if you need to), but still fails to find the emunand, then your problem might very well be your sysnand (at this point, your emunand is an exact copy of your sysnand).
You didn't by chance just downgrade from 9.3+, did you?
Jumbled up tickets? The system was never designed with downgrading in mind, so you may have older tickets AFTER newer tickets (when the system looks at your title.db) and everything put together might be confusing rxtools. Another option would be to try a different CFW. If you can get any other CFW to boot emunand, then you can start there and upgrade. 9.5 on n3ds or on o3ds, enter system settings and system update from there (but be SURE you are in emunand).What problems could my sysNAND have? I have tried restoring my NAND.bin (from after downgrade) with Gateway and I got all my games + nnid back. Then I tried the whole thing EmuNand > RxTools from there and I ran into the same issue.
- It completes.
- Using Partition Wizard, SD shows 1.2GB of Unallocated Space at the beginning of drive
- I did recently downgrade from 10.3 (2 days ago). There didn't seem to be an issue with the downgrade. Someone suggested that I use https://github.com/ihaveamac/downgrade-check to verify my downgrade and it verified the NATIVE_FIRM version of 2.46-0. If you know of another check, let me know.
Jumbled up tickets? The system was never designed with downgrading in mind, so you may have older tickets AFTER newer tickets (when the system looks at your title.db) and everything put together might be confusing rxtools. Another option would be to try a different CFW. If you can get any other CFW to boot emunand, then you can start there and upgrade. 9.5 on n3ds or on o3ds, enter system settings and system update from there (but be SURE you are in emunand).
if you update a sysnand with cia files you must NOT be using a firmware that uses a technique called firmlaunch. You will brick if you do that. Pasta mode is an advanced option in the rxtools menu that will load sysnand without the firmlaunch (making it safe to use sysupdater and cia files to update or downgrade). Mini-pasta is a CFW that does this by default (and probably only this... no emunand).Later ill try another CFW (any recommendations?). Then if that doesn't work I will try 9.2>9.0>9.2. I am not familiar with upgrading to a specific version, what do you mean pasta/mini pasta mode?
Later ill try another CFW (any recommendations?). Then if that doesn't work I will try 9.2>9.0>9.2. I am not familiar with upgrading to a specific version, what do you mean pasta/mini pasta mode?
Use the gateway launcher to downgrade to 4.5 since you're on a o3ds. Then get the slot0x25 key or what ever it is called, put the firmware.bin and 9.2 update pack in the root of your sd card, get and install sysupdater cia on sysnand with either rxtools 2.5 or 3.0 b8 dev mode with Fbi injected. Also, use the launch.rxtools.net to launch your rxtools devmode. Once you have done all that, you can just update it with the installed sysupdater on devmode only!!!. You may have a missing or corruopted updated file installed. Even though you checked said it was fine.I have spent 10+ hours trying to install rxTools on my O3DS (10.3 downgraded to 9.2.0-20U, downgrade confirmed with downgrade-checker). EVERY SINGLE TIME it says "EmuNAND Not Found" for the EmuNAND I created using EmuNAND9.
I am following this guide: https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-more-or-less-catch-all-tutorial.407080/
I have tried many variations.
- Instead of my 64GB MicroSD, used a 16GB MicroSD, used 4GB SD that came with O3DS
- Different versions of rxTools. Instead of firmware.bin, use cdn_firm to generate firm folder and put that in /rxTools/
- Tried creating emuNand using Gateway instead.
- Tried using a different PC
- Tried setting it up beginning from after restoring NAND.bin
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Included is a step-by-step of what I am attempting that I wrote literally as I was doing it. Let me know if you see anything that I am doing wrong.
And then like EVERY SINGLE time, "EMUNAND NOT FOUND! The emunand was not found on your SDCard. Press A to boot SYSNAND".
- Starting fresh: Format 3DS System Memory + MicroSD with guiformat (FAT32 + 32kb Allocation Size)
- Setup 3DS, connect to wifi
- Put newly formatted SD back, 3DS says setting up Home Management software
- Go to "Change Theme" to initialize Theme files
- Turn Off 3DS, Eject SD
- Copy all Homebrew Launcher (https://smealum.github.io/ninjhax2/starter.zip) files into root of SD
- Copy boot.cfg into root of SD.
Code:// Boot menu configuration boot_config = { // Default timeout in secondes // If timeout = -1, disable autoboot timeout = 3; // Some devices (n3ds?) seems to have // some timing problems when using timeout=0 (autoboot). // You may increase this value to improve boot success rate. // Default delay (8) should be good for o3ds, 2 seems good for n3ds autobootfix = 8; // if timeout = 0 (autoboot), // hold this key to enter the menu // keycode list : https://goo.gl/4XLDIL recovery = 2; // SELECT // Default boot entry default = 0; // Boot menu entries (11 max) entries = ( { title = "rxTools"; path = "/rxTools/sys/code.bin"; offset = "0x12000"; }, { title = "HomeBrewMenu"; path = "/HBL8.3dsx"; } ); };
- Copy rxTools (12/05 Build) into root of SD.
- Put firmware.bin into rxTools/sys. firmware.bin generated with this batch file
ed xTools/.Code:@ECHO OFF bitsadmin /transfer FIRM /priority high http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000002/00000049 "%~dp0\firm.bin" pause bitsadmin /transfer TWL /priority high http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000202/0000000B "%~dp0\twl.bin" pause bitsadmin /transfer AGB /priority high http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000102/00000016 "%~dp0\agb.bin" pause copy "%~dp0\firm.bin" /b + "%~dp0\twl.bin" /b + "%~dp0\agb.bin" /b "%~dp0\firmware.bin" del "%~dp0\firm.bin" del "%~dp0\twl.bin" del "%~dp0\agb.bin" pause
- Also have tried using firm folder generated by cdn_firm instead of this firmware.bin. Put firm folder into /rxtools
- Drag /3ds/EmuNAND9 from EmuNAND9 Release 3 (https://github.com/d0k3/EmuNAND9/releases) to my SD.
- Start HBL via Browser
- Start EmuNAND9
- Unmount SD using EmuNAND9, backup ALL files in my SD.
- Put SD Back in 3DS. Use "Complete EmuNAND Setup" to create EmuNAND (ignore no starter.bin)
- Shutdown 3DS
- Drag ALL my files back into SD. (The SD's total size is successfully ~2GB smaller from, partition software says 1.2GB unallocated)
- Rename HBL's boot.3dsx to HBL8.3dsx
- Paste CtrBootManager's boot.3dsx and boot.cfg to SD root
- Use BrowserHax to boot to CtrBootManager. I launch rxTools from there.
- rxTools takes ~15s to setup.
Please help. I am about to throw my 3DS into a volcano.
There's simplier solution, buy gateway card and try gateway mode
If I'm not mistaken that firmware.bin file is supposed to go in sd root, at least that's how it worked for my 4 3ds consoles?!
Before I put it there it didn't detect emunand.
Gw menu is suppose to create the emunand for him but its NOT. So something is wrong here. I would suggest backing up the sysnand using GW menu, format you sysnand using system settings and try again.