3DS:EmuNAND and RedNAND: Difference between revisions

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	<translate><!--T:16--> * NAND redirection does not protect the internal storage from failing due to use. The amount of writing done to the system's flash memory is relatively very small most of the time. There are currently no reported cases of a 3DS's NAND chip failing due to excessive or long-term use.</translate>		<translate><!--T:16--> * NAND redirection does not protect the internal storage from failing due to use. The amount of writing done to the system's flash memory is relatively very small most of the time. There are currently no reported cases of a 3DS's NAND chip failing due to excessive or long-term use.</translate>

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