So, I have gone through and read everything on https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki this guide many many times. I am very thorough when attempting something of this magnitude, and have come to a question that I need help with before I proceed. First, some info.
N3ds Sysnand 9.2, emunand 11.0. Using menuhax to autoboot ctrboot manager into reinand. Everything works great as is, but I want a more pure setup. The guide states in the getting started section that 9.0 to 9.2 with existing cfw can start on step 3, however that step appears to be setting up rednand and unlinking the nands, which is the environment I already have set up. If I were to follow that guide, it seems I would lose my current emunand environment and end up cloning my current sysnand again which would not have my nnid linked to it. If this is correct, it seems I would need to start by using emunand 9, backing up my emunand, copy all contents of my sd card to my pc, then starting from step 4, downgrade to 2.1. Before I proceed, I would like to have some input from more experienced users. Thanks for the help in advance.
Oh, I did convert my emunand to a rednand if that matters, but I don't think it does.
N3ds Sysnand 9.2, emunand 11.0. Using menuhax to autoboot ctrboot manager into reinand. Everything works great as is, but I want a more pure setup. The guide states in the getting started section that 9.0 to 9.2 with existing cfw can start on step 3, however that step appears to be setting up rednand and unlinking the nands, which is the environment I already have set up. If I were to follow that guide, it seems I would lose my current emunand environment and end up cloning my current sysnand again which would not have my nnid linked to it. If this is correct, it seems I would need to start by using emunand 9, backing up my emunand, copy all contents of my sd card to my pc, then starting from step 4, downgrade to 2.1. Before I proceed, I would like to have some input from more experienced users. Thanks for the help in advance.
Oh, I did convert my emunand to a rednand if that matters, but I don't think it does.