If you are migrating your setup from a SD card to another you have two ways:
If your EmuNAND is file based, just copy all files from a card to another, remember to initialize the new card using Hekate before.
If your EmuNAND is Raw based, you need:
- Backup your EmuNAND using Emutool, this tool will save the current Raw partion to a set of files on your local drive, you can use that files to restore the backup to another SD Card or use them as a new EmuNAND file based.
- Initialize the new card using Hekate, you boot on hekate then instert the new card, and initialize it. if you like to stay with a Raw based EmuNAND you create the partition layout on Hektate, if you like to migrate to File based, do not create any special partition layout.
- copy all files from the old SD Card to the New one. Put attention on archive bit.
- Now if you want to stay on Raw Partition EmuNAND, use EmuTool to restore the backup to the new card empty space.
- if you like to convert your EmuNAND to file based, copy the backup files created to the SDMC:/emuMMC/SD00/eMMC path.
An example of the files you should have is:
Code:
H:\emuMMC\
| emummc.ini
|
\---SD00
| file_based
|
+---eMMC
| 00
| 01
| 02
| 03
| 04
| 05
| 06
| 07
| BOOT0
| BOOT1
|
\---Nintendo
+---Album
+---Contents
| | private
| | private1
| |
| +---placehld
| \---registered
|
\---save
0000000000000001
0000000000000002
8000000000000000
8000000000000124
- IMPORTANT: Start Hekate and go to EmuNAND setup, select and activate the new EmuNAND, this way the config files are set for your new card.
Today there is no practical performance difference between File and RAW Partition EmuNANDs once upon a time where a big one, so today is easy to use File Based EmuNAND.