Tiramisu question

[ThatOneBan]

So I hacked with tiramisu finished with the wii u hacking and I lost that sd card how do I properly do the process with a new sd card?

 

[LainaGabranth]

Remember all the steps you did for the previous SD card? Do them again.

 

[AmandaRose]

Remember all the steps you did for the previous SD card? Do them again.

And always backup your sd cards to a pc thus making it a hell of a lot easier if anything should happen to said sd card in the future .

 

[ThatOneBan]

Remember all the steps you did for the previous SD card? Do them again.

Thanks I didn't know if I could just redo the steps I thought it would brick the system or something haha

 

[ThatOneBan]

And always backup your sd cards to a pc thus making it a hell of a lot easier if anything should happen to said sd card in the future .

Definitely will do! Thanks for the advice

 

[godreborn]

Definitely will do! Thanks for the advice

for tiramisu? getting a new card? just copy everything over. that's all there is to it.

 

[ThatOneBan]

for tiramisu? getting a new card? just copy everything over. that's all there is to it.

Yeah I just wanted to know if it was safe to redo the guide with the new sd card because I don't have the old card anymore. Didn't wanna run into any bricking issues or w.e

 

[LainaGabranth]

Thanks I didn't know if I could just redo the steps I thought it would brick the system or something haha

Nah you're fine, Tiramisu will throw an error or freeze if you're gonna do anything that might be dangerous before you can do any actual damage. It's pretty safe.

 

[Donnie-Burger]

I do this all the time. All you lose is autoboot settings etc.

 

[godreborn]

Yeah I just wanted to know if it was safe to redo the guide with the new sd card because I don't have the old card anymore. Didn't wanna run into any bricking issues or w.e

if you're done with the hacking, you can just put the files on the sd card. it gives an error message if you turn on the console without the sd card, so the hack is on the system, but the files for it are on the sd card. it's like luma's boot.firm and having b9s.