Setting up emummc in a nutshell (mostly for linux)
- update atmosphere to 0.9.2 on your microsd. Also ensure that your microSD is MBR, not GPT (gparted calls this msdos).
- if you want to use an old backup, grab those files, you'll need them. If not, boot into hekate, dump raw gpp and boot0/1.
- combine all files on your pc, in the order of boot0, boot1 and rawnand (
cat BOOT0 BOOT1 rawnand.bin.00 rawnand.bin.01 rawnand.bin.02 rawnand.bin.03 rawnand.bin.04 rawnand.bin.05 rawnand.bin.06 rawnand.bin.07 rawnand.bin.08 rawnand.bin.09 rawnand.bin.10 rawnand.bin.11 rawnand.bin.12 rawnand.bin.13 rawnand.bin.14 > emummc.bin). Resulting file should be 31276924928 bytes unless you modded your console with a larger (or a smaller) emmc (if you don't know what this is about, then you haven't modded yours). - create a fat32 partition on your microsd of the same size as the resulting file you just created (can be a bit bigger, do it a bit [100MiB or so] bigger if you want to be safe), dd the combined file to it with
bs=512M(replace values with your own ones:sudo dd if=<your_emummc_bin_path> bs=512M of=/dev/<your_sd_card_partition> status=progress). You might need to shrink your current partition to fit in the emummc, which will take some time. I personally backed up my data and wiped my whole microsd and set it up fresh. - create an
emummc/emummc.inifile on your microsd and fill it with details of partition's sector and such, template:
[emummc]
enabled = 1
sector = 0x[hexadecimal sector, you can learn decimal value of "First Physical Sector" from gparted (`Start` from `fdisk -l` also works), and convert it to a hexadecimal with google or whatever, try "[number] to hexadecimal"]
id = 0x[anything, to differentiate the emummc]
- inject fusee, and you'll be in emummc.