If you're waiting for updates to ninfs on this resource page, you should check out the alpha releases on GitHub. This resource will be updated once a new stable release is out.
Each part is expected to end in two digits (e.g. rawnand.bin.00, rawnand.bin.01, ...). Any part can be selected, the program will search for all parts starting with 00.
The command line argument -S or --split-files is used for a split backup.
The GUI will attempt to automatically detect this based on the filename.
GUI: Automatically detect Nintendo DSi NAND backups
GUI: Fix oversight breaking automatic detection of Nintendo 3DS NAND backups
ExeFS: Always show code-decompressed.bin, even if .code is not compressed
I know the pricing of electronics nowadays isn't "how much it actually costs" but "how much we can get away with", but putting up a poll is just cynical.
Nah I'm getting value creep again. I look at a $50 console "but for just a few more dollars you could get XYZ" and I end up considering the Steam Deck.
is sega just personally fucking with me? are they laughing while watching me through my kinect camera as i get up to restart my xbox for the third time because the game froze again