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--- nintendo_3ds [2022/04/30 16:13] – [SD Card] mentiond ds games, links to 'disks' rjt
+++ nintendo_3ds [2024/03/28 06:48] (current) – [Homebrew] pretendo.network rjt
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   * [[jksm|JK's Save Manager]] (JKSM) - Export and import save data.
   * [[Thenaya]] - Writing and ripping [[amiibo|amiibos]].
+  * [[https://pretendo.network/|Pretendo Network]] - Homebrew effort to replace the shut-down Nintendo Network.
+==== Screen Capture ====
+It's possible to do screen capture over the network, without the need for special hardware. Framerate is low, but it's neat.
+  * https://gbatemp.net/threads/3ds-screen-recording-without-a-capture-card-ntr-cfw-method.423445/
 ==== See Also ====
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 Moving stuff to a new card is easy, just copy the directories over.
+Okay, I've since reformatted it to 32kB, based on [[https://3ds.hacks.guide/formatting-sd-(linux)|a guide I was reading]] to fix another problem---thought I may as well:
+  - ''lsblk'' to list devices, note ''NAME''
+  - Unmount the disk ''sudo umount /dev/[NAME]''
+  - Format with 32KB cluster size, FAT32 (FAT16 for small card):
+    * 2GB or lower: ''sudo mkfs.fat /dev/[NAME] -s 64 -F 16''
+    * 4–128GB: ''sudo mkfs.fat /dev/[NAME] -s 64 -F 32''
+    * 128GB or higher: ''sudo mkfs.fat /dev/[NAME] -s 128 -F 32''
+nbjp You can check block size with ''stat -fc %s [PATH]'' or ''stat -fc %s .'' from a directory on the disk.
 ===== Hacking =====