Think of it like the file explorer built into TWRP custom recovery for android devices. It serves a similar purpose as a file browser that can work even if the Home Menu is non functioning.
Well, users without a need for this can use CTRXplorer, and if you tried it you must have seen that the write protection system really works in favor of inexperienced users. Of course, somewhere along the way, someone will come around, delete all the stuff on his SysNAND, and blame it on the developer, but that's what the warnings in here and in the tool are for. I did consider keeping this from a public release for exactly these reasons, though.
As for possible uses for this (that are not possible with CTRXplorer:
- Install SudokuHax, see above
- Grab installed titles and other files from your NAND FAT partitions with ease
- Research purposes - this makes it as easy as never before to try new stuff with your NAND, which will help in the long term for discovering new hax and possibilities
There are files on the NAND that have additional encryption, these would have to be encrypted with the console-unique keys, and so far no one has figured that out, but I don't see why it wouldn't be possible.
GodMode9 will help in figuring this out, just saying!
GodMode9 will help in figuring this out, just saying!
D0k3, the GodMode9 suppose to encounter redNAND partitions? 'Cause it didn't found the partition in my case
It supports RedNANDs, yup. Can you give me some more info? Console type and what did you use to create the RedNAND? Did it find any partitions on EmuNAND and do you have EmuNAND virtual files?
N3DS XL with a class 4 microSDHC 32 Gb, I used Emunand9 "Complete RedNAND Setup"
It did find no partition and I think I have emuNAND virtual files
Thanks in advance
That is already in there, try the latest test version:
http://workupload.com/file/1rXPv1DM
Also, wrong thread
. And the last release version handled this as well, just not for minimum size RedNANDs.EDIT: A RedNAND is handled completely like a standard type EmuNAND, but you see the RedNAND detected at the bottom of the top screen.
Try the GodMode9 test version, let me know if it is fixed:N3DS XL with a class 4 microSDHC 32 Gb, I used Emunand9 "Complete RedNAND Setup"
It did find no partition and I think I have emuNAND virtual files
Thanks in advance
http://workupload.com/file/pir9M0tz
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That is already in there, try the latest test version:
http://workupload.com/file/1rXPv1DM
Also, wrong thread
EDIT: A RedNAND is handled completely like a standard type EmuNAND, but you see the RedNAND detected at the bottom of the top screen.
Try the GodMode9 test version, let me know if it is fixed:
http://workupload.com/file/pir9M0tz
Worked just fine both of then, thanks again @d0k3
What is the sys/emuNAND VIRTUAL partition?
I had "\Decrypt9\slot0x05KeyY.bin" for Decrypt9 (A9LH).
But GodMode9 asked me to put "slot0x05KeyY.bin" at the root of SD card.
Is it possible that "\Decrypt9\slot0x05KeyY.bin" can be used for GodMode9 too?
But GodMode9 asked me to put "slot0x05KeyY.bin" at the root of SD card.
Is it possible that "\Decrypt9\slot0x05KeyY.bin" can be used for GodMode9 too?
cool tool ! will a 'move' feature be added? (and maybe a cia version..) x.x
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in the sd root for this (and D9 if you choose) it can also be in the Decrypt9 folder for D9 too, which it needs if run from a9lh.
that's because it looks in both the sd root and /Decrypt9 folder for it.
I may consider allowing \Decrypt9\slot0x05KeyY.bin as secondary location. I'm currently in the progress of revising the keys system, though, so that will take for a bit.
The 'virtual' partition is not an actual partition, but GodMode9 makes it so that6 you can handle it like it is one. These contain so called 'virtual' files, which are specific areas from your NAND. One of them is your full NAND (aka 'a NAND backup'), others are AGBSAVE.bin, .... You may also have a look here: https://3dbrew.org/wiki/Flash_Filesystem (ignore the warning if you get one).
CIA version: Same problem as with D9. We can do a CIA, but that would run only under certain, very specific circumstances. Meaning: no one would use it, and you wouldn't want to either. A 'move' feature will possibly be added, although it won't help you in terms of speed when moving stuff between partitions.
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