That would depend what firmware the console you dump the transferable ctrnand from. If say you dump it from a 11.0 AND it overwrote A9LH, it would be game over. But from what I know it won't overwrite A9LH, because if it did people wouldn't be able to use a 9.2 ctrnand transfer after installing A9LH on 2.1 if they didn't have a backup.
Oops my mistake, I thought you were still discussing a transfer from a 9.2 console.
The 2nd console does have 9.2.0 now since I had to downgrade to run decrypt9 without installing a9lh.
Curiouser and curiouser! Did you end up trying deleting the TWL system cia and then updating to 11.0? I guess there must be more to TWL mode than just that cia, or your other efforts would probably have worked already...
Do you mean it's the problem of the public 9.2.0E ctrtransfer image? Or something is broken when doing a ctrtransfer from other's console (e.g. some ID/checksums mismatch between CTRNAND and TWLNAND)?
Do you mean it's the problem of the public 9.2.0E ctrtransfer image? Or something is broken when doing a ctrtransfer from other's console (e.g. some ID/checksums mismatch between CTRNAND and TWLNAND)?
If it's the latter, I don't have any idea to fix, since OP doesn't have any original CTRNAND backup.
Do you mean it's the problem of the public 9.2.0E ctrtransfer image? Or something is broken when doing a ctrtransfer from other's console (e.g. some ID/checksums mismatch between CTRNAND and TWLNAND)?
If it's the latter, I don't have any idea to fix, since OP doesn't have any original CTRNAND backup.
From what I've read, your 2.1.0 NAND backup is also made after ctrtransfer from a public image, so it's not "original" (corresponding to your TWL partitions). Am I wrong?
As mentioned in #16, the easiest way to boot 2.1 under a9lh is corbenik.
It seems not that easy,
again.
From what I've read, your 2.1.0 NAND backup is also made after ctrtransfer from a public image, so it's not "original" (corresponding to your TWL partitions). Am I wrong?
As mentioned in #16, the easiest way to boot 2.1 under a9lh is corbenik.
EDIT: Sorry, I misunderstood the question. I don't know.
It seems not that easy,
True, but if that were the case with the 2.1.0 ctrtransfer then everyone who has downgraded to 2.1.0 should be having the same problem that I am having as that is a mandatory step in installing a9lh according to Plailect's guide.
Someone should do a poll of people who didn't make a NANDmin backup when prompted and instead used the 9.2 ctrtransfer, to see how many people have problems with DS games. Quite possibly there's loads of people who just haven't noticed since they don't play DS games often.
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