Hacking Practical differences between EmuNAND and RedNAND?

[xx4xx4]

Download this:
https://github.com/d0k3/EmuNAND9/releases

Then do this once you have it in your sd card:

• Backup your current EmuNAND and SD card contents (via EmuNAND Manager Options).
• Either use 'Complete RedNAND Setup' or 'Format SD for EmuNAND (min size)' to setup your SD card.
• Restore your EmuNAND and copy back the contents of your SD card.

dont EMUNAND consume 2gig of my SD card?? how do i remove it first?

 

[Just Passing By]

dont EMUNAND consume 2gig of my SD card?? how do i remove it first?

That's the second bullet point. I'd just choose "Format SD for EmuNAND (min size"

 

[JearBear10994]

So,to clarify, if i already have an emunand set up and wanted to use a9lh, then just follow the guide from part 4?(using emunand and rednand interchangeably)

 

[Just Passing By]

So,to clarify, if i already have an emunand set up and wanted to use a9lh, then just follow the guide from part 4?(using emunand and rednand interchangeably)

Basically. You won't notice a difference.

 

[JearBear10994]

alright, thank you

 

[Redferne]

Download this:
https://github.com/d0k3/EmuNAND9/releases

Then do this once you have it in your sd card:

• Backup your current EmuNAND and SD card contents (via EmuNAND Manager Options).
• Either use 'Complete RedNAND Setup' or 'Format SD for EmuNAND (min size)' to setup your SD card.
• Restore your EmuNAND and copy back the contents of your SD card.

I'm confused about the last part.
Won't restore a 1.8GB emuNAND backup to a 1.2GB redNAND/emuNAND be an issue?

 

[driverdis]

I'm confused about the last part.
Won't restore a 1.8GB emuNAND backup to a 1.2GB redNAND/emuNAND be an issue?

No, the last part 600MB is not used so RedNAND just ignores it. GW EmuNAND on the other hand can't ignore it because of how it is stored on the SD Card.