As the title says. I am getting a 64 gb sd card. My 3ds has cfw on it so if I copy the contents of my old sd card and put it on my new one can I still use cfw and not brick?
Homebrew new sd card (I maybe getting a 64 gb sd card for my 3ds)
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i am pretty sure you can do that and not brick, but im still a noob so i wouldnt recommend you to trust me
Last edited by Pro_Sparrow,
emuNAND is useless with a9lh because with a9lh you can update sysnand safely keeping hacks and you can unbrick sysnand if you ever need to
. If you don't use a9lh install it using 3ds.guide
It's pointless these days with A9LH.
Just make sure you format it to FAT32 first, cards larger than 32 GB are ExFAT formatted by default. Windows' built in formatter won't format 64 GB or larger cards to FAT32, so you'll need a 3rd party tool like guiformat.
3ds.guide doesn't require you to make an emunand anymore. A very early version of the guide required emunand for installing but now emunand is not needed for installing a9lh
See if your console boots without an sd card. If it does boot you're likely using menuhax or you installed a9lh recently. if it doesn't boot (light turns on then off) then just do https://3ds.guide/updating-a9lh
Likely, if you just clone your SD then on one uninstall all games, you should be able to install other games. But I would rather get a bigger SD card than a second one and hassling with swapping around.
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