Restore Nand backup from full.00.bin, etc files

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Hello everyone...

I was happy playing my backup games until Zelda TOTK arrived, I got a physical copy and therefore tried to load original system at no avail.

Disabled Emunand, updated from within the switch recovery and nothing... I got a specific error code: 2002-4664.

Now I am trying to re flash my fulll nand backup, but the file structure I have is this (I believe I was made with SXOS):

boot0.bin
boot1.bin
full.00.bin - 4,194,176 KB
full.01.bin
full.02.bin
full.03.bin
full.04.bin
full.05.bin
full.06.bin
full.07.bin - 1,176,448

Total of 29.1 GB

(I had used this files and NXNandManager and Emutool to create my Emunand partitions with no problems)

But... when using this files for restoring with Hekate it looks for rawnand.bin.00, etc. tried to convert them using NXnandManager and always get an error during copy on the user partition at 36%.

Tried to erase user partition at no avail. How can I use this file to restore my Nand? (I can load Hekate in my switch)

Should I just rename them ?

I´ appreciate the help
 

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With Emutool I managed to transform it to eMMC files for Atmosphere like this:

boot0
boot1
00.bin - 4,161, 536 KB
01.bin
02.bin
03.bin
04.bin
05.bin
06.bin
07.bin - 1,404,928

Truth is if I can convert it or use any other tool, objective is to be able to restore nand I don´t really care the tool.
 
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comegalletas said:
Hello everyone...

I was happy playing my backup games until Zelda TOTK arrived, I got a physical copy and therefore tried to load original system at no avail.

Disabled Emunand, updated from within the switch recovery and nothing... I got a specific error code: 2002-4664.

Now I am trying to re flash my fulll nand backup, but the file structure I have is this (I believe I was made with SXOS):

boot0.bin
boot1.bin
full.00.bin - 4,194,176 KB
full.01.bin
full.02.bin
full.03.bin
full.04.bin
full.05.bin
full.06.bin
full.07.bin - 1,176,448

Total of 29.1 GB

(I had used this files and NXNandManager and Emutool to create my Emunand partitions with no problems)

But... when using this files for restoring with Hekate it looks for rawnand.bin.00, etc. tried to convert them using NXnandManager and always get an error during copy on the user partition at 36%.

Tried to erase user partition at no avail. How can I use this file to restore my Nand? (I can load Hekate in my switch)

Should I just rename them ?

I´ appreciate the help
Click to expand...
use EmuTool https://gbatemp.net/threads/emutool...r-sd-switch-emu-type-on-sxos-and-more.550756/ https://github.com/XorTroll/emuiibo/tree/master/emutool to convert differents emunand files or raw backups.

he he he, I just see your post
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if your read the readme.md of hekate there is a section about the format of files to restore nand backups and the script to join it.
 
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impeeza said:
use EmuTool https://gbatemp.net/threads/emutool...r-sd-switch-emu-type-on-sxos-and-more.550756/ https://github.com/XorTroll/emuiibo/tree/master/emutool to convert differents emunand files or raw backups.

he he he, I just see your post
Post automatically merged:

if your read the readme.md of hekate there is a section about the format of files to restore nand backups and the script to join it.
Click to expand...
I may be too blunt, but don't see anything:
https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate/bl...configuration-keysvalues-when-entry-is-config

On another note, the joiner scripts, merge some 15 or 30 files, but not those 7.

Still lost :(
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As an update... Renamed all to:

rawnand.00.bin - 4,161, 536 KB
rawnand.01.bin
rawnand.02.bin
rawnand.03.bin
rawnand.04.bin
rawnand.05.bin
rawnand.06.bin
rawnand.07.bin - 1,404,928

Hekate restore eMMC Raw GPP is running.

Let´s wait for it to finish and I´ll share results.
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Restored Nand, of course normal OFW not working, bu was able to load atmosphere...

Probably need to upgrade so it matches fuses and version of firmware.

Will report back
Post automatically merged:

Fixed it...
Loaded Atmosphere and upgraded to latest firmware.... rebooted to original and voilá, original working and Zelda cartridge is working :)

Will keep it like that for now, and eventually will get back to dual boot.

Thanks for the help.
 
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