If i Hardmod my 3ds, can i try injecting my nand backup?It appears you did. I'm sorry for your loss.
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If i Hardmod my 3ds, can i try injecting my nand backup?It appears you did. I'm sorry for your loss.
If i Hardmod my 3ds, can i try injecting my nand backup?
Yes it is!, Thanks for the response.Was it pre-installing shadownand? if so then yes.
Just follow this one https://3ds.guide/updating-a9lh. No need to have the OTP.@Shadowhand
I already have ShadowNAND on my New3DS. I already purchased this as is and I would like to try a9lh without ShadowNAND. I do not have OTP.bin as I already got this console like this already. With this, how can I safely remove ShadowNAND and replace it without worries of bricking? I am unable to get access to Hardmod.
Would running the latest SafeA9LHInstaller be okay? If not, what are my guaranteed options?
Thanks Much!
Thanks for this! Wish me luck also!ok, wish me luck
EDIT: Thank you, no bricks today!
Thanks for replying. I apologize as I did not read back the previous posts.Just follow this one https://3ds.guide/updating-a9lh. No need to have the OTP.
He probably doesn't want people uninstalling it :-pThanks for this! Wish me luck also!
Thanks for replying. I apologize as I did not read back the previous posts.
@Shadowhand
Is it possible to include the uninstall information in the first post? This may help people avoid asking this question again.
You can just use Safe A9LH installerThanks for this! Wish me luck also!
Thanks for replying. I apologize as I did not read back the previous posts.
@Shadowhand
Is it possible to include the uninstall information in the first post? This may help people avoid asking this question again.
Uninstallation is unsafe, as uninstalling it means you're stuck at your current firmware (most likely 11.2) with no way to install A9LH again.@Shadowhand
Is it possible to include the uninstall information in the first post? This may help people avoid asking this question again.
But one can easily do a 9.2 CTRtransfer. Plus 11.2 is the "safe" firmware now.Uninstallation is unsafe, as uninstalling it means you're stuck at your current firmware (most likely 11.2) with no way to install A9LH again.
That's why there's no official supported way of doing so.
Can it be downgraded to 11.2 without hardmod/dsiwarehax? Also you can't do 9.2 CTRTransfer without arm9. There's a reason why we downgrade to 9.2 first, then do 2.1 CTRTransfer. You can CTRTransfer 9.2 beforehand, but then you'd know enough to be able to uninstall ShadowNAND and install regular A9LH.But one can easily do a 9.2 CTRtransfer. Plus 11.2 is the "safe" firmware now.
You've been out of the scene for a while, bud. You can directly execute arm9 payloads on 11.2 now, for free.Can it be downgraded to 11.2 without hardmod/dsiwarehax? Also you can't do 9.2 CTRTransfer without arm9. There's a reason why we downgrade to 9.2 first, then do 2.1 CTRTransfer. You can CTRTransfer 9.2 beforehand, but then you'd know enough to be able to uninstall ShadowNAND and install regular A9LH.
Oh dang. Yeah, I've been really busy irl.You've been out of the scene for a while, bud. You can directly execute arm9 payloads on 11.2 now, for free.
Fasthax = New arm11 exploitOh dang. Yeah, I've been really busy irl.
Can it be downgraded to 11.2 without hardmod/dsiwarehax? Also you can't do 9.2 CTRTransfer without arm9. There's a reason why we downgrade to 9.2 first, then do 2.1 CTRTransfer. You can CTRTransfer 9.2 beforehand, but then you'd know enough to be able to uninstall ShadowNAND and install regular A9LH.
Thanks.And
Fasthax = New arm11 exploit
Safehax = New arm9 exploit.
Just so you know if you hear them around
ShadowNAND won't launch with edited secureinfo, so that's out of the question. But either way, the safest way to uninstall ShadowNAND is to replace it with another A9LH fork.EDIT: Ninja'd
In my opinion the true danger to uninstalling is if one messed with files such as secureinfo or installed custom menus. When uninstalling with these, it causes a brick.
Or restore a clean nand backup without keeping a9lh/shadownand.Thanks.
ShadowNAND won't launch with edited secureinfo, so that's out of the question. But either way, the safest way to uninstall ShadowNAND is to replace it with another A9LH fork.
I have a clean NAND but I am unsure if I restore this over. I do not know the system version of the clean nand backup. Should I flash this and attempt to apply A9LH again by following Plailect's guide?Or restore a clean nand backup without keeping a9lh/shadownand.
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