Hacking Really strange emuNAND issue

[SomeGamer]

The traditional Windows partition manager won't show the EmuNAND partition because it's shit. You'll have to use GParted to see and manage it. It'll show as unallocated space on the card.

But even D9 and E9 act like there's no emunand!

Try to see if you have more than one folder inside Nintendo 3DS folder.

I have a lot. I never delete them.

 

[DSoryu]

But even D9 and E9 act like there's no emunand!

I have a lot. I never delete them.

Well, there's the issue, each folder is suposed to be from one separated NAND, you only need to have one, is a folder named something like this:

assdkflkalaskdj32lksjd329394jfslkalñañeoe000

well, not exactly that but looks like garbage numbers and characters.

 

[astronautlevel]

Well, there's the issue, each folder is suposed to be from one separated NAND, you only need to have one, is a folder named something like this:

assdkflkalaskdj32lksjd329394jfslkalñañeoe000

well, not exactly that but looks like garbage numbers and characters.

No. That only stores stuff like game data, etc. Not the actual NAND itself, that's in a separate partition.

 

[DSoryu]

No. That only stores stuff like game data, etc. Not the actual NAND itself, that's in a separate partition.

I didn't say it stores the NAND itself, I'm very aware of how NAND partition and emuNAND works, but maybe for an extremely low chance case having those inside are conflicting somehow with the FIRMLAUNCH Aureinand uses.

 

[SomeGamer]

I didn't say it stores the NAND itself, I'm very aware of how NAND partition and emuNAND works, but maybe for an extremely low chance case having those inside are conflicting somehow with the FIRMLAUNCH Aureinand uses.

But my N3DS also has a lot of folders there and it just blackscreeens if I hold L (as expected).

 

[DSoryu]

But my N3DS also has a lot of folders there and it just blackscreeens if I hold L (as expected).

To avoid black screens make sure you have the right firmware bins inside of the rei folder.

Well, it's very strange how those folders are conflicting with your HOME menu, since each is NAND encrypted, AKA unlinked NAND data.

 

[SomeGamer]

To avoid black screens make sure you have the right firmware bins inside of the rei folder.

I have the right ones there, the N3DS simply blackscreeens because there is no emunand on SD.

 

[DSoryu]

I have the right ones there, the N3DS simply blackscreeens because there is no emunand on SD.

Oh I see.

Well, as I said above, there's no emuNAND, confirmed, it seems that the real problem here are the folders inside your Nintendo 3DS foder, I don't know how that can be since it's imposible, but is the most likely issue (?).

 

[SomeGamer]

Oh I see.

Well, as I said above, there's no emuNAND, confirmed, it seems that the real problem here are the folders inside your Nintendo 3DS foder, I don't know how that can be since it's imposible, but is the most likely issue (?).

BTW, deleted those folders, emuNAND still boots, recreates the folders on start.

 

[d0k3]

@Aurora Wright might know something about this. I have no idea.

 

[Classicgamer]

Try a different sd card and report back.

 

[Joom]

But even D9 and E9 act like there's no emunand!

Which could mean that the MBR for the card is fucked.

 

[aos10]

it's seems my old problem is repeating it self because of that guide
this is exactly what happened to me in my O3DS and N3DSXL.
curse that guide
you just replaced emunand with sysnand.

 

[SomeGamer]

you just replaced emunand with sysnand

I know but after that, I formatted the card for no emunand in E9. And I did exactly the same steps on the N3DS and there is no emunand on it.

 

[Lost_gamer]

Partition layout is fine. I think it's just some leftover data that didn't get overwritten after formatting, and cfw still somehow manages to use it. Format your card from windows with "quick format" unchecked, and you'll be fine.

 

[DSoryu]

You should try Panasonic SD fomratter then.

 

[SomeGamer]

Partition layout is fine. I think it's just some leftover data that didn't get overwritten after formatting, and cfw still somehow manages to use it. Format your card from windows with "quick format" unchecked, and you'll be fine.

That was my guess too. I rarely use that 3DS, just keep it up to date.

 

[izy]

he could use Easus Partition Manager to delete the entire SD cards partitioning into Raw format.

Then format it as Fat32

that will GUARANTEE its all removed

 

[aos10]

I know but after that, I formatted the card for no emunand in E9. And I did exactly the same steps on the N3DS and there is no emunand on it.

Try format the SD card for emunand default.