Hacking sd transfer to another sd card didnt work

[m4dzzz]

hello, so I copy-pasted all of my files from my 3ds sd card (2GB) to a micro sd (with adapter) that is 32GB. none of the hacked stuff transferred though, and it's like my ds has been reset. idk what to do, since I copy pasted everything

Post automatically merged: Jun 9, 2024

of course when i post about what's wrong, it finally works

 

[KleinesSinchen]

of course when i post about what's wrong, it finally works

Maybe contact issues (SD not detected) solved by inserting multiple times.
Why sad when it's finally working? Enjoy your 3DS.

If somebody stumbles on this… there is another potential problem: Two different <ID 1> folders. Sometimes 2|3DS ignore the SD content for whatever reason and create an new <ID 1> folder in SD:/Nintendo 3DS/<ID 0>
where <ID 0> and <ID 1> are used here as placeholder for long, random hexadecimal folder names.

 

[impeeza]

hello, so I copy-pasted all of my files from my 3ds sd card (2GB) to a micro sd (with adapter) that is 32GB. none of the hacked stuff transferred though, and it's like my ds has been reset. idk what to do, since I copy pasted everything

Post automatically merged: Jun 9, 2024

of course when i post about what's wrong, it finally works

Are you searching/reading the same question on the site, there are 3 post about this,

open the new card on a PC and you will find inside the foldeer SD:/Nintendo 3DS/ two (or more) folders with names as 32 hex digits, by example:
SD:/Nintendo 3DS/1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef

you must copy the contents of the bigger one on the newer one.

that folder name represent the SDCard ID so if you copy the SD:/Nintendo 3DS/ to a NEW SD Card that content is ignored and a new folder is created.

 

[Deleted member 702243]

that folder name represent the SDCard ID so if you copy the SD:/Nintendo 3DS/ to a NEW SD Card that content is ignored and a new folder is created.

No, that folder name is the system's current id0 which comes (or is generated) from movable.sed, and matches the folder at nand:/data

 

[impeeza]

No, that folder name is the system's current id0 which comes (or is generated) from movable.sed, and matches the folder at nand:/data

sorry, I was confused because that folder changed each time I changed the SD Card.