Does anyone know why most of the tests crash? Also, trying to boot it without holding START just gives me a screen telling me to take my battery out. But... You know you can't remove the battery when the system is on. So how did the video in the OP work?
They likely need external hardware or maybe other factory titles we don't have yet. And it's not telling you to take the battery out, it's telling you to take the game card out.
External hardware (in combination with dmnt) sounds more likely than other factory titles for N3DS CTRAging -- it's the only known N3DS factory title so far. The rest of the firmware at the factory must thus at least match the regular TIDhighs.
Yeah, there's lots of references to external hardware in CTRAging, so it's almost 100% that.
I have 3 questions about this:
1. Does the 3DS NAND reset after this is run
2. Does the 3DS SD Card end up formatted after this is run
3. Does the app delete itself once it is done (assuming 1 is not true)
1. Does the 3DS NAND reset after this is run
2. Does the 3DS SD Card end up formatted after this is run
3. Does the app delete itself once it is done (assuming 1 is not true)
You're probably having too high expectations...
That's an "RTC alarm" that generates an interrupt (thus making the cpu pause/exit standby to do something else) at a specific time; it doesn't, by itself, display or sound anything, and may just exist for backwards compatibility (if you want an alarm app, there's indeed "Sleep Clock" for DSi!)
This can happen only after completing all the tests, which is impossible due to missing hardware/debug titles. You're safe.
So it seems that it places some logs on your SD card that I've been analysing. It also seems to have its own custom directory for its save files in /uji on the SD card (config.sav and testlist.sav). Interestingly enough, I have some timestamps in each of the save files:
config.sav: Jul 17 2014 07:44:46
testlist.sav: Jul 17 2014 07:44:29
My internal clock is correct so I'm not sure what these correlate to. Perhaps a build date? I may also start a TCRF article on this. If someone can provide me a decrypted romfs I'd like to analyse it myself and see what I can mine from the ROM.
config.sav: Jul 17 2014 07:44:46
testlist.sav: Jul 17 2014 07:44:29
My internal clock is correct so I'm not sure what these correlate to. Perhaps a build date? I may also start a TCRF article on this. If someone can provide me a decrypted romfs I'd like to analyse it myself and see what I can mine from the ROM.
config.sav contains all the parameters of the configuration menu; testlist.sav is the sequence of tests to be performed
you should export your production log and give a look at it
I'm RE'ing the app. It seems you cannot specify an RGB value for the notification LED, just if they are on/off. We should be able to tune the hue using PWM, though.
Permanently? How? I don't see any volume settings.
I was going to attempt a hardmod for the new 3DS volume, but if this can do it...
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Yes, if you manage to complete all the tests, which you can't because you lack the hardware and other system modules. Also, I think this dump has some slight corruption.
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