Only 9.3 gigabytes free when formating CFW

[ScarletDreamz]

The user partition is just 9gb, you can expand it with the unallocated.

 

[impeeza]

Post automatically merged: Wednesday at 11:52 PM

yeah definetevely you resize your eMMC and make a mistake, you RPMB partition should be 4096KiB but your is 16384Kib is no too bad, RPMB is (Replay Protected Memory Block)

But your USER partition is small

 

[randy_w]

so yes as expected you restored a 12GB emunand backup into emmc before, not sure how you did it, i thought hekate has checks to prevent you from doing this.

anyway you need to dump your console keys with lockpick_rcm, import your keys into nxnandmanager, then go to tools - resize nand, enter the correct size for user partition.

 

[Italo007]

so yes as expected you restored a 12GB emunand backup into emmc before, not sure how you did it, i thought hekate has checks to prevent you from doing this.

anyway you need to dump your console keys with lockpick_rcm, import your keys into nxnandmanager, then go to tools - resize nand, enter the correct size for user partition.

Got it. Can you do a little tutorial? lol

 

[impeeza]

so yes as expected you restored a 12GB emunand backup into emmc before, not sure how you did it, i thought hekate has checks to prevent you from doing this.

Yes Hekate tells you two times before enable the emmc write mode.

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 12:08 AM

You can use NXNandManager to create a new NAND backup file with the USER partition of size you like:

After that BACKUP YOUR CURRENT eMMC using Hekate, save that backup on a safe place, and then copy the NAND file created with NXNandManager and restore on your console.

Remember to restore a backup you need have it on

"SDMC:/backup/emmcid##/restore"

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 12:11 AM

can be a pain, but is the "safest" way.

 

[Italo007]

Yes Hekate tells you two times before enable the emmc write mode.

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 12:08 AM

You can use NXNandManager to create a new NAND backup file with the USER partition of size you like:

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After that BACKUP YOUR CURRENT eMMC using Hekate, save that backup on a safe place, and then copy the NAND file created with NXNandManager and restore on your console.

Remember to restore a backup you need have it on

"SDMC:/backup/emmcid##/restore"

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 12:11 AM

can be a pain, but is the "safest" way.

Thanx bro. I'll hit you guys up with news.

 

[impeeza]

please do not forget A BACKUP OF THE CURRENT NAND before doing anything.

 

[Italo007]

please do not forget A BACKUP OF THE CURRENT NAND before doing anything.

Ofc. How many mb do you recommend btw? Considering It's OLED switch

 

[randy_w]

After that BACKUP YOUR CURRENT eMMC using Hekate, save that backup on a safe place, and then copy the NAND file created with NXNandManager and restore on your console.

You can just click the full or partial restore button in nxnandmanager and select the resized nand file it created earlier, no need to copy it to sd card and restore in hekate

 

[impeeza]

56320 MiB is the default size of OLED console.

26624 MiB is the default size of Other consoles.

 

[Italo007]

56320 MiB is the default size of LCD console.

26624 MiB is the default size of Other consoles.

LCD is bigger than OLED?? (you probably meant OLED just making sure)

 

[impeeza]

LCD is bigger than OLED?? (you probably meant OLED just making sure)

nop LCD are 32 GB eMMC OLED are 64 GB MY BAD, I MADE A TYPO

 

[Italo007]

LCD is bigger than OLED??

nop LCD are 32 GB eMMC OLED are 64 GB

Yeah just cuz you wrote LCD but nevermind

 

[impeeza]

Yeah just cuz you wrote LCD but nevermind

YEAH, My mistake, sorry. I could use a good nap now.

 

[Italo007]

YEAH, My mistake, sorry. I could use a good nap now.

Take care

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 1:58 AM

YEAH, My mistake, sorry. I could use a good nap now.

When it gets to the 9.4 GB User copying it gets a copying error

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 11:04 PM

In the end I had to get a donor NAND but everything is fixed. Sthetix saved my ass.

 

[Ibrahim452]

Take care

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 1:58 AM

When it gets to the 9.4 GB User copying it gets a copying error

Post automatically merged: Thursday at 11:04 PM

In the end I had to get a donor NAND but everything is fixed. Sthetix saved my ass.

Sorry which guide from Sthitex did you follow? I'm facing the same issue.