Hacking New3ds with arm9 won't start with new 128GB exFAT micro sd card.

[Feeling it!]

I copied all of the files from my FAT32 32GB micro sd card that worked with arm9 into my 128GB exFAT micro sd card and it starts for 1 second and then shuts off. Help? The same files I am copying worked on a 4GB micro sd.

 

[solress]

Format to Fat32, the 3ds can only read that. There are programs on you can install on your computer that can do that.

 

[Deleted User]

The 3DS doesn't support exFAT. Only FAT32.

 

[Feeling it!]

The 3DS doesn't support exFAT. Only FAT32.

how do I format it into FAT32 tomato porn man?

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Format to Fat32, the 3ds can only read that. There are programs on you can install on your computer that can do that.

link?

 

[dpad_5678]

The SD needs to be FAT32. Use EaseUS Partition Manager to format it to FAT32 with 64KB Cluster

 

[Deleted member 370671]

I copied all of the files from my FAT32 32GB micro sd card that worked with arm9 into my 128GB exFAT micro sd card and it starts for 1 second and then shuts off. Help? The same files I am copying worked on a 4GB micro sd.

As the others said, format it to FAT32. Just make sure you select a 64k cluster, it will make everything faster

EDIT:

 

[Xsiide]

Format to FAT32 with sd formatter, 64k cluster size.
https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/

 

[Feeling it!]

I format the partion to be FAT32 but it doesnt save. Still reads as exFAT.

 

[mvmiranda]

@Feel is Gone, assuming you're using Windows, use "guiformat.exe" (google that with double quotes, first post).
Easiest way of formatting anything as FAT32.

EDIT: pick 32k in the options, make sure you select the correct "drive letter".

 

[Feeling it!]

@Feel is Gone, assuming you're using Windows, use "guiformat.exe" (google that with double quotes, first post).
Easiest way of formatting anything as FAT32.

EDIT: pick 32k in the options, make sure you select the correct "drive letter".

wow that was fast.

 

[Deleted member 370671]

EDIT: pick 32k in the options, make sure you select the correct "drive letter".

No, he should pick 64k. It makes everything faster, from booting to loading times.

 

[Feeling it!]

No, he should pick 64k. It makes everything faster, from booting to loading times.

I went with the fastest one which said 65k.............idk what 65k is supposed to mean but it works XD

 

[mvmiranda]

wow that was fast.

Well, I hope I have really helped you.
This is the program of choice when I need to format FAT32. So easy, no college degree in "FAT32 formatting" or anything related. Just pop in your external storage, start the program, select the drive letter and FORMAT

No, he should pick 64k. It makes everything faster, from booting to loading times.

True... Thx for the tip!

 

[Halvorsen]

Why all of these complicated steps? Just format the card for emuNAND with Decrypt9 then remove the emuNAND partition.

 

[Red9419]

Why all of these complicated steps? Just format the card for emuNAND with Decrypt9 then remove the emuNAND partition.

How would he load Decrypt9 without a Sd card.

 

[Halvorsen]

He had to have set up a9lh with a card other than this one. You can hotswap cards in the D9 menu; it even instructs you to when making an emunand.

 

[solress]

To make clear what @LinkSoraZelda means, if you get into emunand9 you can press select to eject your SD, you can then insert the new SD and go to SD format options.

 

[Red9419]

He had to have set up a9lh with a card other than this one. You can hotswap cards in the D9 menu, it even instructs you to when making an emunand.

It's more of a hassle to swap cards, format and create an emunand, then erase it than plugging it into a conputer and using guiformat.

 

[GizmoTheGreen]

It's more of a hassle to swap cards, format and create an emunand, then erase it than plugging it into a conputer and using guiformat.

sure but you'll probably already have emunand9 on your old sdcard than having to find and download guiformat and choose the right sector size

 

[astronautlevel]

You can format for fat32 using EmuNAND9 without setting up and then deleting an emunand...