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No, that's my retail 3DS. I can install everything i want including SDK demos (some patches make this possible). The demo above outputs a strange sound and then displays a fatal error. Works fine on retail.

Buying a panda unit would be to expensive for just running a bit code.

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And i don't think dev units have the eShop or the Nintendo Zone app installed ;)

oh yea i noticed that. thats nice. wish to implement installing apps soon on my dev 3ds.
i have a 3DS Panda unit & a retail dev 3DS on 4.5.10
 

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What do you think it is?

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The file names should speak for themselves, if that's actually what they are...
 

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The file names should speak for themselves, if that's actually what they are...

That should be quite useful, assuming it is what it appears to be. Now it just needs a lengthy throw into IDA to find out literally every aspect of how it works. It should make continued homebrew development a greater possibility, and eliminate a good deal of the otherwise required fuzzing for kernel commands. And as an added bonus, we now should basically have all the parts required to start making a 3DS emulator. Needless to say I'm excited for this.
 

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Well now everyone who wants one can have a nand dump, at best it could lead to new exploits ect, but alot of ppl who really really wanted one, modded their systems, and did this a long time ago.

Encrypted NAND dumps are not the same as unencrypted RAM dumps.
 

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Thank you, i will buy.


Anyway, i will download the necessary to make my homebrew and start the dev.

Regards, St4rk.

You don't need any 3DS flash card at all, unless your objective is to play backed-up copies of your 3DS games. The software required to develop and run 3DS ARM9-mode homebrew is all in this thread, for free. For coding examples, download everyone's source code and read up. You will, however, need a DS-mode flashcart to run the installer.
 

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