Since I'm already here, I might as well also ask. I remember Retroarch was causing cards in exFAT format to become corrupted. Does it still happen? I'm more interested in PPSSPP, but maybe I'll give other emulators a try.
Corruption is more likely, but it won't necessarily occur. FAT32 is recommended.
Some of us have been using exFAT this whole time and haven't run into issues.
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I just bought a used switch. There is a way to check if it's all good? Ban, fusèe etc
Check the serial number first:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-...he-first-post-before-asking-questions.481215/
That will give you a good indication of what your options are. In addition, don't connect your Switch to the internet until you know for sure.
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On the Dz Tinfoil where exactly do i find nsp files on the file browser
Not sure how this "nut-master" folder will help. I put the folder in the sd card but thats it.
Are you trying to install NSP files over SD, USB, or FTP?
For USB and FTP, you have to be running nut server on your computer, and you need to tell nut server where your NSP files are.
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I tried setting up Hekate and Atmosphere with a 128GB SD card. I split my SD card into a 32GB partition and a 80GB one (both FAT32), but then Hekate created the emuNAND inside the 80GB partition and the 32GB one is empty. How could I fix this?
Follow
this guide if you want to create an emuNAND properly. Before you do anything, make sure you have a NAND backup stored somewhere safe on your computer.
If you don't care about online play, and if you don't have an ipatched Switch, you don't need an emuNAND.