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sysNAND: The console's internal file storage. CFW can be safely installed to this without any notable risks. | sysNAND: The console's internal file storage. CFW can be safely installed to this without any notable risks. | ||
emuNAND: Short for emulated NAND. Used to be the way CFW was separated from the "stock" NAND, but this is no longer required. emuNANDs' only practical | emuNAND: Short for emulated NAND. Used to be the way CFW was separated from the "stock" NAND, but this is no longer required. emuNANDs' only practical uses now are for Korean games' fonts or a broken NAND chip. | ||
* redNAND: An improved type of emuNAND that doesn't take up as much space on the SD. Otherwise identical. | * redNAND: An improved type of emuNAND that doesn't take up as much space on the SD. Otherwise identical. | ||