It also prevent me doing something stupid like a did a week ago. I used a file manager to move around files and change the arm9loaderhax.bin, but I forgot to rename luma.bin to arm9loaderhax.bin before restarting the 3ds. And I was going to be away from a computer for several hours, essentially having a brick until I could rename the files from another device. With this latest version, I could still boot into a sig-patched sysNAND and run the file manager again to fix the problem without needing another device
Well devs and those who know what they are doing and know how to recover if something goes wrong. Hence why I recommend in my original post to just wait till official release, which will probably be soon, and not Soontm
Weird. What firmware is your sysNAND?
This is exactly why most people shouldn't update without an official release or the help of plailects guide.
Maybe I should make that text big and bold so people read it.
I made this post more to show that it is something that is possible and being worked on. People should probably not actually do it unless they know exactly what they are doing and can recover if something goes wrong.
No, the mini-CFW also include FIRM write protection, meaning you can't overwrite a9lh with a system update, even without SD card.
The only real changes are the ability to have no SD card and the combination of the screen-init and no-screen-init versions. If you don't need those right now then it isn't really useful. I just recommend waiting until it is officially released.
Well then the industry should stop using sd cards then, I hate them cause they break and malfunction easily, i had Memroy sticks for psp last longer than those cards, maybe sd cards are generally more common for wide variety of products while psp were more limited to sony products but least they were reliable.
Your 3DS isn't brick if your SD slot dies, you can replace the SD card easily (just unscrew the back, disconnect the sd card connector, pull sd card out, put in your sd card, then place back cover). It's also a great way to see if your SD card connector is connected correctly, if it's connected incorrectly it will just turn off.
Boot without sd has the firm protect patches too.
What you are calling an SD connector is technically (in US english) an SD card slot. I was mentioning the slot the card goes in, not the card itself.
When I turn a9lh 3ds on without SD, it turns off in less than a quarter of a second to let me know something is wrong with SD card.
I was talking about metalish thing your put the chip in.
You can't replace your arm9loaderhax.bin without SD card so you can't run decrypt9 to recover your くそ if your SD card connector is broken.
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