Misc dsi transfer tool not showing up on dsi shop

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I wanted to transfer pictures and stuff from my old dsi to my new 3ds so but the tool doesn’t appear on the shop
 

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Try checking "Settings" -> "Titles You've Downloaded".
If it's not there, then you'll need to dump your NAND, and use ninFS to transfer the data from the NAND file.
 
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but how do I do it I use ninfs but I don't have the tool to modify the DSiWare files but what is the file that I must modify or delete to remove the verification of the DSi Shop from the DSi transfer tool
If you're wanting to use ninfs to remove the verification in order to transfer your data, then idk how that's done. You should just dump your DSiWare from your SD card.
Follow this guide here: https://dsi.cfw.guide/
 

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