Homebrew Nand backup after installing (non CBHC) haxchi?

[BeanMKW]

I accidentally installed haxchi before a nand dump, can i just dump it normally?

 

[Hayato213]

You can, as long you have a working NAND, it doesn't matter when you made the backup, before or after.

 

[BeanMKW]

You can, as long you have a working NAND, it doesn't matter when you made the backup, before or after.

Thanks, do you have a estimated time for how long a 32gb full dump with a class 10 sandisk ultra pro sd card takes?

 

[godreborn]

3 hours, maybe.

 

[Hayato213]

Possibly 3 hours like @godreborn said

https://gbatemp.net/threads/nand-backup-time.480211/

 

[godreborn]

use the copy /b command to merge the files afterwards on your pc or backup hdd.

 

[BeanMKW]

use the copy /b command to merge the files afterwards on your pc or backup hdd.

do you mean like, copy them to a folder?

 

[godreborn]

what

The nand will be split.

 

[BeanMKW]

The nand will be split.

i do not know how to use the /b command properly.

 

[godreborn]

It's copy /b mlc.part1 + mlc.part2 + mlc.part3 mlc.bin something like that. I don't recall the exact name of the split files. It goes up to like part16.

 

[BeanMKW]

It's copy /b mlc.part1 + mlc.part2 + mlc.part3 mlc.bin something like that. I don't recall the exact name of the split files. It goes up to like part16.

sorry this was like a month ago but im confused.






help

 

[godreborn]

go into the folder that contains the mlc parts, go in the address box, type cmd, in cmd prompt, type this (you may not have a part 16 as the mlc can either be 29.1 or 29.7GBs iirc, depending on the chip in your system. it won't matter as it will skip over it if you don't need it:

copy /b mlc.bin.part01 + mlc.bin.part02 + mlc.bin.part03 + mlc.bin.part04 + mlc.bin.part05 + mlc.bin.part06 + mlc.bin.part07 + mlc.bin.part08 + mlc.bin.part09 + mlc.bin.part10 + mlc.bin.part11 + mlc.bin.part12 + mlc.bin.part13 + mlc.bin.part14 + mlc.bin.part15 + mlc.bin.part16 mlc.bin

 

[BeanMKW]

go into the folder that contains the mlc parts, go in the address box, type cmd, in cmd prompt, type this (you may not have a part 16 as the mlc can either be 29.1 or 29.7GBs iirc, depending on the chip in your system. it won't matter as it will skip over it if you don't need it:

copy /b mlc.bin.part01 + mlc.bin.part02 + mlc.bin.part03 + mlc.bin.part04 + mlc.bin.part05 + mlc.bin.part06 + mlc.bin.part07 + mlc.bin.part08 + mlc.bin.part09 + mlc.bin.part10 + mlc.bin.part11 + mlc.bin.part12 + mlc.bin.part13 + mlc.bin.part14 + mlc.bin.part15 + mlc.bin.part16 mlc.bin

where is the address box? (im so sorry)

 

[godreborn]

The box that shows the directory location.

 

[BeanMKW]

 

[BeanMKW]

The box that shows the directory location.

ay i figured it out thx

 

[BeanMKW]

uh, is the mlc.bin supposed to get bigger?

 

[godreborn]

Yes

 

[BeanMKW]

ah ok