Ah, so it's a writing error.@CTCaer I still get the same error when dumping rawnand.bin
Checking for available free space...
00: rawnand.bin
SD Card free space: 53928 MiB, Total dump size 29828 MiB
[ 83%]
Fatal error 1 when writing to SD Card
I'm running chkdsk now, my file system is fat32 and i was dumping it to 2gb parts
chkdsk found nothing wrong with my sd
If you kept the correct files to your PC, and you didn't touched the partial.idx file in sd card,I have to start my dump over though, correct
Anyone who has successfully created a nand backup have a recommendation for what Micro SD card to use, my switch is on 4.1, I'm guessing a 64gb card is best?
I've tried with my current 32gb card but got an error half way through.
If you are going to use it for linux and digital downloaded games also, it should be at least 64GB and up.Anyone who has successfully created a nand backup have a recommendation for what Micro SD card to use, my switch is on 4.1, I'm guessing a 64gb card is best?
If you are going to use it for linux and digital downloaded games also, it should be at least 64GB and up.
Preferably with Class10 / U3 support. If you want to save money, then a U1.
But not a class10 only. It's too slow for games.
My main is a Samsung EVO+ U3 128GB and I'm pretty happy with this one.
Bought it 45euro and blows away my Sandisk Extreme Plus U3 64GB (50euro) on performance level (sequential/random)...
Btw U1/U3 is not to be confused with UHS-I/II. U1/3 is the minimum performance level of the UHS-I/II bus.
U1: 10MB/s and up
U3: 30MB/s and up
Lastly, my release works with every SDHC/SDXC cards on the physical layer (no failed to init/mount sd card messages).
So, buy an SD card based on value (performance per buck).
No. The update has nothing to do with the sd card type.Do i need an update to use MicroSDXC cards?
I haven't used one in my switch yet...
I think boot1/0
Hey guys, this is my second time dumping and I'm running into this error. Any ideas?
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@CTCaer I went ahead and pushed the vol button when it said fatal error 1 and just let it continue to dump my nand and it worked, is it possible that the error is because of the slow speed of my sd?
@hudhair try to press the vol button when you get your error and just let it run again, worked for me, you probably have a 64GB sandisc sd?
I didn't say to press the power button, I said press the volume button and let it finish, I made my dump and it got to 83% like before, and said it had a fatal error 1, so i pressed volume, then restarted it from where the error was and it completed fineNo, the problem is low level disk i/o error. This can happen for many reasons. I can not find the reason on my own though. I don't have any problematic sd card..
I can find the reason for you if you want. I can write a special debugging version and we can check the last step it failed.
Anyway, what I really want to say is that, please don't give the "press power btn" to ignore errors as a suggestion..
This function ignores 256KB chunks for every error (you can only see the 1st one, there maybe are countless after that).
If there's data there, it means your end result dump file is actually corrupted.
What someone needs to do, is to force the partial dumping.
This way and by not letting the sd card write to those areas with some clever manipulation, you can get a 100% perfect backup.
I explain some of these ways in previous posts.