SO I went to make a backup of my SD card and the backup should be made (Well.. It's on my desktop, lol) and when I put in my 2ds and boot, it can't find the info on the sdcard... Not sure if I can do anything against, but it's RIP I guess?
(A 64k cluster is better )Perhaps take it out and put it back in? If you just backed it up, try to re-format your SD card as FAT32, Cluster Size: 32 and copy your files back on.
As long as you've backed up your Nintendo 3DS folder, your saves/games should be good (I can't say the same about homebrew/emulators though, but I hope you still have those too!)Yeah, I'm trying that now. My PC can still find it, so I thought formatting and restoring should do it. Now I just have to hope that nothing went wrong during the backup ofcourse. Otherwise I'll have lost all my games + saves, lol...... argh
As long as you've backed up your Nintendo 3DS folder, your saves/games should be good (I can't say the same about homebrew/emulators though, but I hope you still have those too!)
boot.3dsx isn't really relevant, and can be re-downloaded. I'm not sure how the save structure on Sky3DS+ works, but if it's internal to the cart itself, then you're fine.I have a sky3ds+ with the cubic ninja for ninjahax. Think it should be fine as long as the boot.3dx is still fine.
afaik, you just need to copy .3ds backups on a micro SD (which you put in the Sky3DS), so except if he is *really* unlucky, he should be fineboot.3dsx isn't really relevant, and can be re-downloaded. I'm not sure how the save structure on Sky3DS+ works, but if it's internal to the cart itself, then you're fine.
Oh, wonderful! Looks like they're good to go then!afaik, you just need to copy .3ds backups on a micro SD (which you put in the Sky3DS), so except if he is *really* unlucky, he should be fine