I did use TinyFormat already, on the emuNAND. Nothing changed. I guess I can try it again on my sysNAND since I can just restore NAND backup with GM9.I'm thinking it's either a hardware thing or a cache save thing, have you used TinyFormat again? If not, try that, if yes, I'm gonna try something else fun
If it is a hardware problem, then it will have just been due to usage of the system and age. My O3DS is the red Pokémon X/Y model. That makes it 4 years old, which is far too young for hardware failure, but what do I know. Nobody makes anything like they used to. These newer devices are never as durable and long-lasting as older tech like the N64 or even the DS phat (of which I have two, and only one has a problem: the touch screen is way off and cannot be fixed with calibration).
My 3DS was in sleep mode for about a week, playing Pokémon Moon (was in the middle of a shiny chain, decided to take a break for about a week lol). When I opened it up, it was frozen in sleep mode. That was in April, I believe.
I have tried reseating the wifi module in the system just to be sure. It didn't change anything.
I see "fun" and I'm intrigued. With this sort of stuff, "fun" can only mean "drastic" or "dangerous." Ordinarily, I'd be wary of such, but at this point, I just wanna fix this so I can properly play Animal Crossing with my friend. Show me what you got.