Follow this: https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki/Get-StartedI got now a 1.0.0.0E version 3ds , how do i hack it and install cfw and fbi in it?
I will need to update to 9.2 now?
Did you actually read the guide? Since you are on 1.0.0-0, you need to do a cart update before you do anything else.I will need to update to 9.2 now?
Yes, make sure you are on the latest version of Luma then update. Do not use nightlies.With 11.2 out now.. is it safe to update through System Settings if you're on Luma?
Yes, 9.2.0-20 is the ideal firmware version to be on. I haven't tried the "legit trick", but you really should just buy it. It's a $5 game.Yes I read that but i am asking i need to do updation till 9.2 only right? and also can i use the legit trick to own Fieldrunners originally on hacked cfw and use it for dsiware downgrade to downgrade my other 3ds which is on 11.1
Source 3DS = system with CFWI will buy it from e-shop so it will be fine right? and on which 3ds i buy it? the source cfw 3ds or on target 3ds?
It will be more complicated to downgrade your browser on its own, plus you are likely to break stuff. You may find something in the future just won't work and nobody helping you is going to think of asking you whether you downgraded your browser because that's such a weird thing to do.trying to get my old town i lost ages ago back. i was told to downgrade my browser. which im doing as soon as i make sure of the details
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oh and idk what ya mean by create emuNAND an downgrade. im on a9lh with lumas. i dont see why id need to downgrade to use something to get my old town back via dream address on acnl. pls explain
Non-dev Luma will not let you break your console by updating so don't worry :-) (maybe dev Luma stops you as well). Worst that can happen is maybe you get a black screen on boot which you could fix by deleting the config so you can reselect options.So, with the new firmware that just came out I was reading up on if it was safe to update, and I saw several mentions to make sure you are using the latest Luma3DS Stable and not nightly.
Well, my Luma3DS even stable was out of date, so I updated to the latest stable version of 6.3.1.7, and now I am confused.
The old version of Plailect's guide I followed mentioned to enable the options "SysNAND is updated" and "Force A9LH detection". These options are no longer there, and there are new options that the version version of the guide does not mention:
https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki/Installing-arm9loaderhax
It only mentions:
- "Autoboot SysNAND"
- "Use SysNAND FIRM if booting with R (A9LH)"
- "Show NAND or user string in System Settings"
- "Show GBA boot screen in patched AGB_FIRM"
Are these other two options no longer needed? I just want to make sure I don't accidentally enable (or not enable) something that could cause this update to actually update my FIRM and get me stuck on a non-hackable 3DS.
I can tell by the names what most of these four options do (though I am not sure what the point of booting SysNANMD FIRM by holding R is) but nothing seems to indicate any sort of update protection, unless that is something hard-coded that you cannot disable? (Or is that what this last option, "Patch SVC/service/archive/ARM9 access" is?).
Basically, what options do I have to choose (or make sure NOT to choose) to safely update on Luma3DS 6.3.1?
Non-dev Luma will not let you break your console by updating so don't worry :-) (maybe dev Luma stops you as well). Worst that can happen is maybe you get a black screen on boot which you could fix by deleting the config so you can reselect options.
That's what I meant.It's not bricking my console I am worried about (well, I guess that too now that you brought it up... but that's a different issue), I just wanted to know if the protection so I can install an official update without it disabling A9LH/overwriting FRIM is hard-coded and thus I can't accidentally disable it through any of these options. Because I want to install 11.1.0-35 update that was just released and I realized my Luma3DS was pretty out of date so I updated it, and there are different options now from what I had before.
That's what I meant.