Now, it bears repeating, even though it's bolded in the readme, there only run this if your cartridge is already bad. I decided to make the process more automatic and release a tool able to potentially fix cartridges corrupted in this same manner. And so, I modified GodMode9 to run this refresh more frequently and after some manual checking and comparing hashes, I now have a fully working Paper Jam. Reading around, I found this post, and with it mentions of the 3DS carts' refresh functionality. Checking with GodMode9, the ExeFS has seemingly fixed itself! Some more faffing later, I even managed to get the titlescreen to work again intermittently. Indeed, the game was now crashing when trying to display the titlescreen. I nearly wrote the cartridge off, until I noticed that the "infinite load" thing stopped happening. On an unhacked 3DS, it would load infinitely, and on 3DSes with Luma CFW it would immediately throw an ARM 11 Exception when launched.Īfter dumping the game, I discovered that the ExeFS and about half of the game files were corrupted. When cleaning my collection, I decided to check all my 3DS games for this very reason - and to my surprise, my Paper Jam Bros. 3DS Cartridges use a fancy NAND Flash chip, so, naturally, there is some cause for concern that they, too, will start failing. Lately, there have been news about NAND Flash media deteriorating just because of sitting unused in storage for too long.
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