Hi again, d0k3,
I'm still a bit confused about how Sys/Emu formater works, in general. From my understanding, data is stored on random blocks on NAND based SD cards, rather than on continuous blocks in conventional platter based HDs. If we were to run Sys/Emu formater (auto) while starter.bin and NAND.BIN is on the SD card, wouldn't it possibly cause data corruption?
If the above is true, wouldn't it make sense to copy our starter.bin and Sys/Emu NAND.BIN onto the SD card after the partitions are setup to insure data integrity?
Well, I don't see much reason at the moment why the starter.bin should not be copied in step 2) (which that option totally does, you just have to select the "auto" version).
I'm still a bit confused about how Sys/Emu formater works, in general. From my understanding, data is stored on random blocks on NAND based SD cards, rather than on continuous blocks in conventional platter based HDs. If we were to run Sys/Emu formater (auto) while starter.bin and NAND.BIN is on the SD card, wouldn't it possibly cause data corruption?
If the above is true, wouldn't it make sense to copy our starter.bin and Sys/Emu NAND.BIN onto the SD card after the partitions are setup to insure data integrity?