It does work for Mac, using either Wine or Mono. Share this post. Link to post. And this tool could've been used with old Gateway Pokemon saves all along. Encrypted differently (to the point of incompatibility). I assume that the save from a legit cart used on a Gateway EMUnand will be no different from the save generated by a ROM used. EmuNAND Tool 1.0.2. FileTrip » 3DS Downloads » Utilities. Our download center contains a more recent version of the file you're trying to download: emuNAND Tool 1.0.3. This tool can be used to extract the NAND file from a emuNAND SD card and to inject a NAND file into the emuNAND SD card.
- A guide to downgrading from >=9.3 and installing custom firmware (CFW).
- NOTE: O3DS refers to the old 3DS, the original model, whether it's XL or not, and N3DS refers to the new model with a c stick and extra buttons (also XL or not). The 2DS is an O3DS.
- If you get stuck along the way, please read the FAQ at the bottom of this pastebin before asking questions.
- Downgrade
- Get the 9.2 firmware for your system here. Make sure to get the right one, or you risk bricking your system. The letter in the file name pertains to your region. (United States, Europe, Japan, etc.)
- https://mega.nz/#F!IApGwLJL!kYHL5jMlDfd0rmn6a8DaFw
- copy the updates folder to the root of your SD card.
- JAPAN N3DS ONLY: Delete the 000400102002CA00.cia file from your updates folder. (or else you will brick)
- This is Julian20's latest sysUpdater; run it till it works.
- If you're not sure where the files go, make sure the .3dsx and .smdh are both in a folder called sysUpdater inside your 3DS folder on the SD card.
- After getting to the homebrew menu, find sysUpdater. It's probably near the bottom of your list.
- cakepack
- Below I have compiled every file you should need for the process for you to download all at once if you so choose. If you'd like to do this manually, continue on to the Files section.
- N3DS cakepack: https://my.mixtape.moe/wnkzxj.7z
- Files
- Homebrew Starter Kit
- https://github.com/d0k3/EmuNAND9/releases
- https://github.com/Steveice10/FBI/releases
- (put the 3ds folder on the root of your SD card/merge with your existing one, place the cia file either in a folder called cia or at the root of your SD card, either works)
- miniPasta
- https://gbatemp.net/attachments/minipasta-zip.28168/
- (place the miniPasta folder inside the 3DS folder)
- TinyFormat
- To start with, we need to get to the homebrew menu. Feel free to use your favorite method. Here, we'll use browserhax since anyone can use it. Navigate to http://yls8.mtheall.com/3dsbrowserhax_auto.php and you should arrive at the homebrew menu. Once here, you may want to install menuhax as an easier entrypoint. (NOTE: to setup menuhax you must have gone to the theme settings at least once. These are at the top left of the bottom screen on the home menu. Go to where you would change your theme, but then back out if you don't want to. You should see a message about data being created)
- First off we'll need signature patching so we can run FBI. To do this, you'll launch miniPasta. If you don't want to use browserhax, hold your menuhax trigger right after launching miniPasta. If you're using browserhax, just wait. It'll kick you back to your home menu, only this time with signature patching, allowing you to install whatever you want. Now return to the homebrew menu via the browserhax URL again. Once here, launch FBI. Now that you're in FBI you can install .cia files. Go to where you save FBI.cia and install it. This will allow you to access FBI from your home menu instead of the homebrew launcher.
- SysNAND backup
- Once you're done with that, return to the homebrew launcher and run the Emunand9 application. From here select emuNAND Manager Options, then dump sysNAND to NAND.bin. This can take up to ten minutes, so make sure it's plugged into a charger if the battery is low. Once this is finished, press select to unmount your SD card. At this point you're going to leave the 3DS powered on, but eject the SD card. Put the SD card in your computer and back up all your files. The next step is going to wipe your SD card so this is important. You may also want to backup NAND.bin to several places, as it's useful for restoring your sysNAND in an emergency.
- EmuNAND creation and backup
- DISCLAIMER: if you don't want an emuNAND and you're willing to go through some extra work, you may skip this step as well as the unlinking step and go setup a9lh (arm9loaderhax) instead. See FAQ for more info.
- Once you've finished transferring those files to your computer and you've put the SD card back in, press b twice to get back to the main menu of Emunand9. This time you're going to select Complete emuNAND Setup, it will format your SD card, create an emuNAND partition, and copy your sysnand to it. If you get a message about starter.bin missing, it's safe to ignore it and continue. This will likely take as long as it took to dump your NAND earlier. Once it's done, you now have an emuNAND. Your CIA manager is already installed there if you did this right, since you installed FBI before creating an emuNAND. Once that's done, you might want to make an emuNAND backup as well. This is next to the option you selected before for dumping sysNAND to a file. After you've done that, shutdown your 3DS and put your SD card back in your computer, then copy all your backed up files to your SD card again. The emuNAND you just created will take up 1GB of space on an O3DS and 2GB of space on an N3DS. This space takes the form of a hidden partition, not a file. Keep this in mind if you ever switch SD cards. You'll have to do more than just copy all your files over.
- Unlinking NANDs
- You can unlink your NANDs at this point by formatting your sysNAND. To do this, we're going to use TinyFormat. You should've downloaded it earlier. You're going to go Homebrew Launcher > TinyFormat (or if you're using the cakepack, you can use the file manager in ctrbootmanager to boot TinyFormat right after you trigger one of the *hax). This method is better than just removing your SD card and formatting sysNAND. It won't require you to have your SD card out, and it'll also avoid your NNID becoming unlinked on Nintendo's servers. All your data on sysNAND will be wiped, but will still be safe on your emuNAND after you do so.
- WARNING: You must run TinyFormat from the NAND you want to format. Don't run it in emuNAND.
- Cakes installation
- This is the hardest part (but it's not that hard). Cakes is easy and straightforward to run and use compared to everything else, but finding the right files and setting up your SD card for it the first time can be a bit confusing.
- If you got the cakepack from earlier in the guide, you don't need to download any other files.
- Cakes
- https://github.com/mid-kid/CakesForeveryWan/releases
- slot0x11key96.bin (for 9.6 or higher emuNAND on N3DS)
- https://mega.nz/#!tNtCETAS!IanlyPjKlPnmoS-QhXmVbROeOVC0_0q71VgKYvvwTK0
- --o3DS--
- http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000002/00000049 (rename it to firmware.bin)
- https://mega.nz/#!gNFAHC6S!Qma2ec3NWKq8td8-JrjN1tXYl9UfyknvLMZ0oTIWhbc
- cetk
- http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000002/cetk
- firmware.bin
- http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013820000002/0000001B (rename it to firmware.bin)
- https://my.mixtape.moe/shhpjw.bin
- cetk
- http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013820000002/cetk
- Just place the relevant files for your system on your SD card. For every .here file on your SD card you should have the real file next to it. Once done you can safely delete the .here files. To review: firmware.bin and firmkey.bin both go in the /cakes folder. Now launch Cakes through the homebrew launcher, and hopefully you get to a menu. Go to 'Select Patches' and check 'Enable emuNAND' as well as 'Disable signature checks'. Now Boot your CFW.
- Welcome to emuNAND. Protip: make a new folder right now so you can tell when you're in emuNAND or not. Cakes does not yet tell you which NAND you're in. To do this, tap on an empty square of your home menu and press new folder. If you're ever unsure which NAND you're in, just check to see if it's there or not. Another way to tell NANDs apart is by themes/installed content. Creating this folder is not necessary and is only for the paranoid/unsure.
- Installing other common homebrew applications
- DevMenu (The official Nintendo CIA Manager that's better than FBI in some ways)
- HBLauncher Loader (.cia file to load the homebrew launcher)
- https://github.com/yellows8/hblauncher_loader/releases
- sysUpdater
- https://github.com/d0k3/Decrypt9/releases
- Universal Inject Generator (this runs on your computer)
- https://github.com/d0k3/Universal-Inject-Generator
- Updating emuNAND
- You may also want to update your emuNAND to be newer than your sysNAND
- If you're on an O3DS, you can just go to System Settings from emuNAND and update. If you're on an N3DS, make sure you have the proper firmware.bin file as well as slot0x11key96.bin and do the same. (if you have the cakepack it is safe to update)
- Coldboot
- The last useful thing to do is to setup coldbooting into emuNAND with ctrbootmanager. This is a handy tool similar to GRUB if you're familiar with GNU/Linux.
- To start with, go to your sysNAND and make sure you've loaded a theme. I touched on this further up, but you've probably formatted sysNAND since then, so you'll have to do it again. Once this data has been created, get back to the homebrew launcher via the browserhax URL. (http://yls8.mtheall.com/3dsbrowserhax_auto.php) From here run Menuhax Manager to setup Menuhax. Once it's done installing, go to where you configure how it's triggered. Select type 2, then decide what button you want to press to NOT run Menuhax on startup. I chose X, as it's often easier to reach then the shoulder buttons. When you've decided on the button, hold it down and then touch the touch screen to set it. At this point we could move on, but you should probably make sure menuhax works. Power off your 3DS and then turn it back on. If everything went okay you should return to the homebrew launcher without having to press any buttons.
- ctrbootmanager
- Now that menuhax works, we're moving on to ctrbootmanager. This can be downloaded here: https://gbatemp.net/attachments/ctrbootmanager-1-2-zip.29831/ Next, remove your SD card and put it back in your computer for this next part.
- What we're doing now is taking advantage of menuhax automatically launching the file titled boot.3dsx by switching that file. Don't delete your boot.3dsx! Just rename it. We'll want this for later. Rename it to boot_hb.3dsx. Once that's done, drag the boot.3dsx and boot.cfg files from the ctrbootmanager download on to the root of your SD card. Now you'll want to edit your boot.cfg file. Since we're using Cakes instead of rxTools, but we still have miniPasta and the homebrew launcher, let's just overwrite the entry for rxTools with one for Cakes. It should look something like this
- title = 'CakesFW';
- offset = '0x12000';
- That's it! Save the file and put your SD card back in your 3DS. It should now boot to ctrbootmanager when you power it on, and after waiting a few seconds, it should boot Cakes. If you want to boot sysnand ever, just hold the key you assigned for menuhax earlier when you power on your 3DS.
- Region Free
- Cakes is currently lacking Region Free features found in other CFWs. To make up for this you can run NTR on top of Cakes.
- Download BootNTR as well as NTR3.2.zip from this page. From the zip file place ntr.bin on the root of your SD card, and put BootNTR.cia wherever you've been keeping .cia files. After that just install BootNTR with FBI or BigBlueMenu and then run it.
- FAQ
- Q: My 3DS has been at the 'Rebooting in 10 seconds' stage of the downgrade for a long time, what do I do?
- A: It should be safe to power it off and back on. If you still can't get to the home menu successfully, remove your SD card and then try to boot. If this works, you just have to change your theme or delete the Menuhax related files on your SD card. (read further down for more info)
- Q: How do I install games now?
- A: When looking for games, make sure they come in a .cia file. Once you've got that, just place it anywhere on your SD card and then install it from FBI or BigBlueMenu.
- Q: I'm having problems autobooting into Cakes, it just keeps freezing, can someone help me out?
- Q: Is it true that rxTools is better for O3DS and Cakes for N3DS?
- A: No! mid-kid, the creator of Cakes, has an O3DS with no plans of upgrading. Cakes is fine for use on both.
- Q: *hax freezes on a yellow screen, what do I do?
- A: This is normal, homebrew doesn't have a 100% boot rate. If you want to improve your bootrate, check out this thread: https://gbatemp.net/threads/guide-how-to-improve-menuhax-boot-rate-to-nearly-100.410764/
- Q: Why does FBI give me INVALID SIGNATURE?
- A: You might be trying to install a .cia file without signature patching, use miniPasta if you're on sysNAND, if it's happening on emuNAND make sure you disabled signature checking in the Cakes menu under patches
- Q: FBI gives DATABASE_ERROR
- A: Enter eshop once, it doesn't have to let you in. This should create database files.
- Q: FBI gives INVALID_COMMAND
- A: You can't install .cia files using FBI.3dsx from emuNAND.
- Q: Menuhax keeps looping!
- A: You have to unlink your NANDs to make autoboot work
- Q: Why do games keep re-wrapping themselves?
- A: Remove your SD from your 3DS and try to boot again. If that worked, delete the following on your computer:
- Q: I just set all this up, but now I don't have room for games! How hard will it be to switch to a new SD card after I've already made my emuNAND?
- A: Not that hard, but still more than a simple copy/pasting of files. You'll still do said copy/pasting of files, but you'll also need Emunand Tool.
- GNU/Linux or Mac OS: https://mega.nz/#F!o5pzFD6Q!1tZEMtYfp21chwOnsyEQRA
- A2: If you want to try another method, you can use dd on Mac OS or GNU/Linux, and bbcopy on Windows to make an image (exact copy) of your SD card and save it to a .bin file or equivalent, then put in the new SD card and flash that image to it. From there it'll be the size of the old SD card, so you'll have to backup the files on the fat32 partition, then resize the fat32 partition, and lastly reformat the fat32 partition because resizing fat32 breaks it.
- Q: How do I fix CHMM2.cia displaying an error about sound modules?
- A: Get this homebrew application and run it from emuNAND.
- A: https://3dsthem.es
- Q: Where is the slot0x25KeyX.bin download? Why is it not in the cakepack?
- A: New CakesFW no longer requires this. If you're on 7.x or older there's a patch in the menu you can enable for the same effect. You now don't need any slotkey file on the O3DS, and you only need slot0x11key96.bin on an N3DS on 9.6 emuNAND or higher.
- Q: I forgot to install FBI before making my emuNAND! Do I have to start over?
- A: Injecting FBI to your Health & Safety app on emuNAND is the easiest option.
- >download Decrypt9 and Universal Inject Generator and run it from sysNAND
- >go to emuNAND options and then dump Health & Safety
- >put hs.app into the input folder in the Universal Inject Generator Folder and then run go.bat on Windows or go.sh on a UNIX-like OS
- >it should output 'FBI_inject_no_banner.app' and 'FBI_inject_with_banner.app' to outside the input folder
- >rename one of these files (your choice) to hs.app and put it back on your SD card
- >return to Decrypt9/emuNAND options and now inject it
- Q: I believe I made a mistake, how do I restore my sysNAND backup?
- A: 7zip should handle this fine on Windows, I use 'file-roller' on GNU/Linux. Alternatively just run 'tar -xvf'.
- Q: Does Cakes work on 10.7 emuNAND?
- A: Yes, of course. Why wouldn't it? NATIVE_FIRM did not change. This also means NTR still works.
- Q: Isn't NTR still buggy to the point where you can't launch one game after another without it causing a reboot error?
- A: 3.3 has this issue, 3.2 does not. Both work on latest emuNAND using 10.2 NATIVE_FIRM.
- Q: Where's the arm9loaderhax tutorial?
- A: There's already a great guide written and I'm not sure I could improve upon it in any way: https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki/Part-4-(Getting-the-OTP)
- Q: What version of Cakes is in the cakepack?
- A: It was 108 stable for a while, but with the rising popularity of a9lh recently, I have now compiled the latest source and put that build in there. Last change was a week ago. Says it's version 137 but it might have some differences from the nightly anyway.
- Q: I already dumped my otp.bin, now where do I get the input_files for the arm9loaderhax installer?
- Q: I ran the arm9loaderhax installer and now my 3DS instantly shuts off!
- A: This is normal. Next you need a boot manager, such as ctrbootmanager9. You can find it in the cakepack, or download it from here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-ctrbootmanager9.417159/
- Q: Is Cakes with a9lh as safe as aureinand?
- A: Yes. They both can protect firm0 and firm1 files. If you need this (if you're using cfw in sysNAND) make sure to enable the patch in the Cakes menu. It's not needed, however, for emuNAND.
Summary :
If you want to be able to access the eShop and play your cartridge games online with the official Firmware set up, you have to set up EmuMMC/EmuNAND on Nintendo Switch. That is because that if you go online in a customer firmware you may get banned. You will get a full guide to set up EmuMMC/EmuNAND from MiniTool.
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About EmuMMC/EmuNAND
The emuMMC (or EmuNAND) refers to the copy of Switch’s internal storage, which is saved on SD card. The copy includes all the content that is required for running Switch, including firmware, data storage, system settings and games that are installed to internal storage.
Therefore, you can have multiple separate installations of Switch’s operating system. Besides, any changes made to an emuMMC like WiFi settings, installed games will not affect other emuMMCs or sysMMC.
Read here, you may raise a question “how to set up EmuMMC/EmuNAND” like most people. Since the whole EmuMMC/EmuNAND setup operation is complicated, the post will divide it into several phases. Please follow me to walk through the article now.
5 Phases to Set up EmuMMC/EmuNAND
- Check your serial number
- Prepare a Micro SD card/Install a new Switch system
- Enter the Homebrew SD Setup
- Enter the Recovery Mode
- Set up EmuMMC/EmuNAND
Phase 1: Check Your Serial Number
The first phase of setting up EmuMMC/EmuNAND is to check whether you have the access to set it. Go to a website called Is My Switch Patched and fill in your serial number and the prefix. Then you will know if your console is patched or not.
If it says that your Switch is unpatched then you are good to go to follow this guide and you should be able to get the MU MMC setup correctly. On the contrary, if it says that your Nintendo switch is patched then you cannot follow this tutorial. If you have the access, please enter the next phase.
Phase 2: Prepare a Micro SD Card/ Install a New Switch System
Here, you have two options. You can either prepare a Micro SD card or install a new Switch system. I will illustrate them for you one by one.
The Guide for Preparing a Micro SD Card
Now, you need to prepare a Micro SD card – either an exFAT or FAT32 is OK. You need to secret two partitions on the Micro SD card. One partition is dedicated for the emuMMC partition with a minimum size of 32 gigabytes, while another partition is dedicated to the custom firmware files.
Therefore, it is recommended that you pick up a Micro SD card of at least 64 gigabytes because a 32 gigabytes card won’t really work for the setting up EmuMMC/EmuNAND operation.
You may be interested in this: TF Card vs Micro SD Card & How to Format It
Now, grab your micro SD card and plug it into a Micro SD adapter, and then insert it into your PC. Then you need to download and install a tool called MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition on your computer to wipe your Micro SD card and recreate partitions.
The Delete All Partitions and Wipe Disk features can help you clean your Micro SD card. Then utilize the Create Partition feature of this software to create partitions. Here, you can click the button below to download it directly.
After finishing download and installing MiniTool Partition Wizard, launch it to enter its main interface. Then follow the steps below to carry out the delete all partitions on the Micro SD card operation.
Delete All Partitions
Step 1: Select the whole Micro SD card, and then choose the Delete All Partitions feature in the left action panel. Alternatively, you can right click the Micro SD card, and then choose Delete All Partitions in the pop-up menu.
Step 2: Click Yes in the warning window, and then click on Apply to execute the operation. Then partitions on the Micro SD card will be deleted automatically.
In addition to the Delete All Partitions feature, the Wipe Disk feature can also help you clean the data on the Micro SD card.
Wipe Disk
Step 1: After selecting the SD card, click Wipe Disk in the action panel to continue. As an alternative, you can also right click the SD card and then choose the Wipe Disk option in the pop-up menu.
Step 2: Select a wiping method from the given options and click on OK to save the changes. Then, click Apply to carry out the pending operation.
Tip: The more time the process takes, the higher security level it has.
Top recommendation: 6 Effective and Reliable Methods to Delete Files Permanently
Now, you can create the required two partitions on the Micro SD card.
Create Partitions on the Micro SD Card
Step 1: After clicking the Micro SD card, choose the Create Partition option in the left action panel.
Step 2: You can set partition label, file system, partition size in the pop-up window. After that, click OK to save the changes. Finally, click the Apply button to carry out the operation.
You are allowed to create either a FAT32 or exFAT file system partition. However, to avoid SD card corruptions and get maximum compatibility, it is recommended that you choose FAT32 file system.
Tip: Here, you have to leave about 32GB unallocated space for the second partition that is used to store the emuMMC partition.
To get more details about the differences between FAT32 and exFAT, please read this post: NTFS vs. FAT32 vs. exFAT – Difference and How to Format It
Step 3: Right click the unallocated space and then click the Create option from the pop-up menu.
Step 4: Then you will receive a warning – the new created partition cannot be used on Windows. Here, you can skip the warning and click Yes.
Tip: If you have a Windows 1703 or more advanced versions, multiple partitions on removable media are supported by Windows build.
Step 5: Here you should set the file system as FAT32 and rename the partition as emummc. After that, click OK and exit the current window. Click Apply on the main page to finish the operation.
The Guide for Installing a New Switch System
If you haven't used an access format Micro SD card before or an internal switch, you may have to update the system and install an update that allows exFAT SD card to be accepted by Nintendo Switch. When it fails to work, you can also use the FAT 32 partition on the Micro SD card.
To do so, you need to turn off the Nintendo Switch and built it to the recovery mode. The mode allows you to run the exploit and access the Hekate to create a backup and load the first partition. To get the detailed information about updating Switch system, you can take this as your reference.
Phase 3: Enter the Homebrew SD Setup
Then you need to go to Homebrew SD setup. Grab the latest custom firmware files so that you can choose to use for cosmos. Here, you can see an available pre-configured SD card package.
Step 1: Select the Minimal option. It is enough to get atmosphere customer and hungry running with no extras, so you can customize it for yourself now.
Step 2: Scroll down the page to locate to Customize your CFWs. In this section, check the signature patches (allow NSP installations). Of course, you can get some other system modules too. If you just hover over the options, you can see what they mean and then you can decide whether to choose them.
Step 3: Drop down the page to the Select your Homebrew part, pick Checkpoint as your game files and back them up.
Step 4: Certainly, now you can also use some other files right here. Here, it is suggested that you use Hekate for payloads. Besides, Hekate is also needed to create the emuMMC partition. The last two that you will need is Tegra RCM, so go to select your extras tech RAR cm GUI.
You can actually inject faculty turn internal switch and start the MU MMC partition process by using this program. After selecting all the required files, click on the Download your zip option.
Step 5: After downloading all the required files, you can open them up. Here you can see payloads, PC and SD folders. Then copy these three files to your desktop.
Step 6: Go to the SD folder and copy all the files in the folder to your Micro SD card. Now, the Micro SD card is prepared and you are able to eject it from the PC.
Tip: As mentioned earlier, the unallocated partition won’t even show up on Windows unless you have a Windows 1903 version or more advance version.
Phase 4: Enter the Recovery Mode
There are three methods to enter the recovery mode. You can pick one from the given methods randomly.
Method 1: Utilize Paper Clip or RCM Jig
Step 1: Plug back the Micro SD card into the Nintendo Switch. Here you need either a paper clip or RCM jig to work. The RCM jig is highly recommended because it shortens the pins 1 and 10 together easily. If you have those pins connected and hold down the volume and the power button. Then you can access the recovery menu.
If you are in America, you can buy the RCM jig from here. If you are in U.K., click here to buy it.
Alternatively, you are able to bend a paper clip by yourself but that's just really annoying to do, because you have to be very precise and it can actually damage the Nintendo Switch. It is recommended that you choose the RCM jig even though it is very expensive.
Step 2: You should type the RCM jig in the right side of Orphanage Nintendo switch.
Method 2: Use a USB Type-c Cable
Hold down the volume and the Power button and wait for a while. Your screen should stay black. Now, go to character Switch to your PC and then you can run the exploit.
Then you need to grab yourself a USB type-c cable and plug it in your Nintendo Switch connecting to your PC. The screen should still stay black and your Switch now in your recovery mode.
Method 3: Use Tegra RCM
Step 1: Go back to your PC and open up the PC folder. Then click Tegra RCM and go into it.
Step 2: In general, it will say RCM OK. If not, you need to divide GUI first and then click Settings to install driver.
Then, you are able to slack the payload by clicking the search icon. Go to the full curled payloads open it up. Then you can get the Heakate and open it up. After injecting this payload, you will boot your Switch int the hacky recovery menu. Then you can unplug the Switch from the PC.
Phase 5: Set up emuMMC/ EmuNAND
When you are inside Hackett or go to emuMMC, you can create an emuMMC partition.
Tip: It is recommended that you create a NAND backup. You are able to back up your internal storage to the first partition on microSD card in the tools. Then you can just grab that partition or to grab those files and put them on a safe location in case something goes wrong with your official firmware.
You can one SD partition from the two newly created partitions. However, the first partition is preferred, it seems that it is faster. Then you can continue as the prompts required.
If you go ahead, it will copy the full internal storage to Micro SD card, together with custom firmware files that you’ve just placed on the card.
Run Switch in Official Firmware or Customer Firmware
You are able to run your Switch in both official firmware and customer firmware. After comparing the two situations, choose one that you preferred.
Run Switch in Official Firmware
You should be able to have the official firmware and accustomed framework completely separate from each other. Besides, you ought to run them both on a Nintendo Switch where you can use the official firmware to connect to the Internet and access the eShop and play two-player games online.
If you don't want to run a customer firmware, and then make sure to size castle firmware emuMMC right here.
Besides, don't select custom firmness system here, because that will load the customer only internal storage, which may get you banned. Then if you don't want that, you have to restore your backup.
Run Switch in Customer Firmware
You will in the official firmware when turning on a Nintendo Switch normally. Then you can play your games online, access the eShop and play your favorite games using internal online services.
The custom firmware can be used for homebrew applications. Hence, the emuMMC partition creating process depends on the speed of your Micro SD card. The whole process may take you 10 to 30 minutes, so just be patient. If you run 11 battery just like a Nintendo switch and leave it alone for a while.
When the process finishes, close this menu. If you access the emuMMC partition and find it is disabled, you can change its status. If you see that the emuMMC NFC configuration is saved to the SD card, it should say that the MU MMC is enabled as the raw partition. This is an ideal result for you.
Next, close the page. You can launch both or stock system and from Haggerty or custom firmware.
If you want to access customer firmware on your microSD card, select customer firmware emuMMC. If you want to run completely stock nest like stock right here or paraffin internals which completely and empowered normally, you would have done before the hack.
In this case, you can let the customer firmware file on the emuMMC partition like this second option right here. It gives the cosmos splash screen that is very short.
If you see this dark atmosphere logo that means it's loading the emuMMC partition, you can slide on the right joy con right here. Then wait to boot to the customer firmware.
Like the operation conducted in the official firmware, don't connect to Internet, which may get you banned.
Conclusion
That’s the whole process to set up EmuMMC/EmuNAND on Nintendo Switch. If you are seeking answers to how to set up EmuMMC/EmuNAND on Atmosphere CFW, please read the text carefully.
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