Installed NSP's dissapear when I update sx os

[Neutral0]

Good evening, after some time thinking I decided to update the sx os from 2.0.1 to the last version, 2.5.1. The update was succesfull but when I boot up the os (Emunand on the System Memory) the nsps installed on internal memory dissapear, I mean, when I launch them it says that I have to redownload it. Then I returned to 2.0.1 and all the games works perfect, so the games didnt uninstall but the os wont detect it. Any ideas? I have to uninstall all the games + updates + dlc installed on the internal memory of the emunand and then reinstall?

Thank you!

 

[Jewfro69]

I am running into the same problem Neutral0. I'm on 6.2 on my emunand when i installed sx os 2.5.1 it wont recognize my nsp's that i had installed prior to going to 2.5.1 beta sx os.

Edit: I think i might have found our answer. This is from the gba temp forums From user Thaikoa

"TX might not test and experience enough about linking nands when creating emunand. And there doesn't have any well guide or user's manual from them yet and won't have to.

The reason why your installed games on emunand has randomly archived is that when creating emunand, the two nands share the same Nintendo folder which is the same hash, encryption or something like that. The two nands won't share the same ticketblob, so that when emunand installed more games than sysnand or vise versa when booting sysnand without those installed games on its ticketblob, all installed games on emunand will be wiped out completely.
TX might not test and experience enough about linking nands when creating emunand. And there doesn't have any well guide or user's manual from them yet and won't have to.

The reason why your installed games on emunand has randomly archived is that when creating emunand, the two nands share the same Nintendo folder which is the same hash, encryption or something like that. The two nands won't share the same ticketblob, so that when emunand installed more games than sysnand or vise versa when booting sysnand without those installed games on its ticketblob, all installed games on emunand will be wiped out completely."

 

[Neutral0]

I am running into the same problem Neutral0. I'm on 6.2 on my emunand when i installed sx os 2.5.1 it wont recognize my nsp's that i had installed prior to going to 2.5.1 beta sx os.

Edit: I think i might have found our answer. This is from the gba temp forums From user Thaikoa

"TX might not test and experience enough about linking nands when creating emunand. And there doesn't have any well guide or user's manual from them yet and won't have to.

The reason why your installed games on emunand has randomly archived is that when creating emunand, the two nands share the same Nintendo folder which is the same hash, encryption or something like that. The two nands won't share the same ticketblob, so that when emunand installed more games than sysnand or vise versa when booting sysnand without those installed games on its ticketblob, all installed games on emunand will be wiped out completely.
TX might not test and experience enough about linking nands when creating emunand. And there doesn't have any well guide or user's manual from them yet and won't have to.

The reason why your installed games on emunand has randomly archived is that when creating emunand, the two nands share the same Nintendo folder which is the same hash, encryption or something like that. The two nands won't share the same ticketblob, so that when emunand installed more games than sysnand or vise versa when booting sysnand without those installed games on its ticketblob, all installed games on emunand will be wiped out completely."

It's good to know that Im not the only one. The text you copied says that if I open sysnand then It will be deleted all, but updating doesn't involve the sysnand. I only update and then enter to the emunand.

PD: If you downgrade again the sx os, the nsps are recognized again in your switch?

Thanks for your help!

 

[josete2k]

Rename your Nintendo folder to Emutendo.

 

[Neutral0]

Rename your Nintendo folder to Emutendo.

Wow, that little thing worked. Thank you!!