Homebrew Nintendont failing to create a memory card file

[ManOfEspeons]

How do I fix this homebrew geniuses?

 

[The Real Jdbye]

How do I fix this homebrew geniuses?

Make sure the card is not full, the files/folders aren't write protected and the write protect switch is not set to the lock position.
Other than that, I don't really know.

 

[FancyNintendoGamer567]

Weird, haven't got this error yet. Maybe change the filesize of the memory card to something else then try again?

 

[ManOfEspeons]

Make sure the card is not full, the files/folders aren't write protected and the write protect switch is not set to the lock position.
Other than that, I don't really know.

Okay, but then I get this

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Okay, but then I get thisView attachment 139012

Clean ISO? DiscEx/GCReEx should not be used.

 

[FancyNintendoGamer567]

Don't use DiscEx/GCReEx shrunk ISOs. Modded or 1:1 ISOs should work fine in Nintendont.

 

[ManOfEspeons]

Clean ISO? DiscEx/GCReEx should not be used.

So just put the ISO into the games folder?

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Clean ISO? DiscEx/GCReEx should not be used.

Does that mean I just place the ISO into the games folder?

 

[The Real Jdbye]

So just put the ISO into the games folder?

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Does that mean I just place the ISO into the games folder?

No, it's in the correct location already.

 

[ManOfEspeons]

No, it's in the correct location already.

Yes I know, but what do I do to make it work? Just the raw ISO file of the game? Because you said not to put it through DiscEX.

 

[FancyNintendoGamer567]

@ManOfEspeons Try using a raw/1:1 ISO instead of a DiscEX/GCReEx shrunk one.

 

[ManOfEspeons]

@ManOfEspeons Try using a raw/1:1 ISO instead of a DiscEX/GCReEx shrunk one.

Okay, so just a folder, inside the games folder and the raw ISO inside, no "sys" folder or anything. Right?

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Okay, so just a folder, inside the games folder and the raw ISO inside, no "sys" folder or anything. Right?

Yes. But it should still be named game.iso.

 

[xenos11]

I have never posted before but i couldnt find any info on this and found a work around. The work around i found was to download a pre existing save file and convert it to raw using dolphin emulator on pc. Put that raw save in saves folder and load game. Still don't know why it stopped creating save files and too lazy to format and try again. Hope this helps.

 

[tofino]