Hacking [Question] How to Delete emuNAND From an SD Card?
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emuNAND is stored on another partition on the SD Card. You'd have to delete that 1 GB "unallocated" partition in the Windows Disk Manage utility.
The easiest and recommended way is to use the official SD Formatter: https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/
Click 'Options' and change FORMAT SIZE ADJUSTMENT to ON.
This will delete the emunand and all data on your SD card.
Click 'Options' and change FORMAT SIZE ADJUSTMENT to ON.
This will delete the emunand and all data on your SD card.
1.Backup your data on the main sector first. AND MAKE SURE YOU DISCONNECT ALL OTHER SD CARDS/FLASH DRVIES 2.Do Windows + R 3.Type in diskpart 4.type list disk 5.type 6.select disk 1 7.type clean 8.remove sd from pc 9.reconnect sd 10.Drag data back to sd card.
Just backup the files, format the whole thing to get rid of emunand, then put the files back
Your instructions are dangerous and will cause people to lose data, please edit your post. Disk 1 in some computers is C: - you would have them completely erase their computer.
Do not do this just backup your sd and format the card using sd card formatter
That's almost correct, it will refuse to format C: since it is in use but if there's another drive on the PC it will likely be formatted.
You could use GParted (or maybe some third-party tool like Acronis or EaseUS) and just drag the FAT32 partition to the start.
No, GParted is a Linux program (and I use the burnable version that you can just run on a computer by itself, or in a virtual machine)
You'll have to take the card out.
I didn't like taking the back off at first either. After a few times it becomes really easy. Just use the top end of the stylus and pull up after loosening the screws. They way it is designed you can leave the back off while you mess around with things at your computer.
The wireless transfer speeds are so slow that unless it is a really small file you are dealing with it is much faster to just pull the back.
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TwoSpikedHands:
yall im torn... ive been hacking away at tales of phantasia GBA (the USA version) and have so many documents of reverse engineering i've done -
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TwoSpikedHands:
I just found out that the EU version is better in literally every way, better sound quality, better lighting, and there's even a patch someone made to make the text look nicer
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TwoSpikedHands:
Do I restart now using what i've learned on the EU version since it's a better overall experience? or do I continue with the US version since that is what ive been using, and if someone decides to play my hack, it would most likely be that version?
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Sicklyboy:
@TwoSpikedHands, I'll preface this with the fact that I know nothing about the game, but, I think it depends on what your goals are. Are you trying to make a definitive version of the game? You may want to refocus your efforts on the EU version then. Or, are you trying to make a better US version? In which case, the only way to make a better US version is to keep on plugging away at that one
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Sicklyboy:
I'm not familiar with the technicalities of the differences between the two versions, but I'm wondering if at least some of those differences are things that you could port over to the US version in your patch without having to include copyrighted assets from the EU version
