By the way, do I need to be updating the boot.firm stored in CTRNAND using GodMode9 at the same time? I've been doing that also because you put it there for the initial setup also.
You don't need to, no. That's only a backup for when the SD card isn't present and doesn't affect anything while the SD card is plugged in.
Well then I have absolutely no idea what is going on. I've tried all the luma versions you guys suggested (thanks for helping by the way!). Oh and I may seem clueless but I've been keeping up with these hacks since the early Gateway days and have almost never had issues. I told you literally what happened... was working fine one minute, went to sleep mode, now it's bricked. So confused.
EDIT: Ok so... I went over the 3DSGuide troubleshooting steps and it said to try turning it on without any cartridges in so I removed my SupercardDSTWO... and now it works. So freaking weird haha. Glad I figured it out though. Thanks @astronautlevel and @TheGuyMadeOfTofu for the assistance!
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I'll just say ever since I went back to 7.1 I have had 0 data abort errors,I for one will not be touching 8.0 again until the release of 8.1 perhaps
I mean if anything, you can just have legacy 7.1 as main and 8.0+ as alt with chainload. Is what i do. Helps me to check and test new builds while still sticking to 7.1 as default. Of course if you're using b9s 1.2
I was trying to get luma3ds compiled on windows (for latest commits and to change the default hbl title to download play). After hours of errors and pulling hair, decided Linux was probably going to be better. I set up Kali live usb with persistence. Within an hour I had Luma3ds compiling. Now I can just use download play for homebrew (seemshow i never use it anyway), and if I ever do I cab just change it to another app
Just came to say Luma3ds has been golden since day one. Using the latest and it's so good. Thanks GBAtemp for all the tuts, incredible.
Decided to upload the latest commit I built. It's been modified to use Download Play as the default HBL app instead of hblauncher loader.
Only use if you know what you are doing, and always make a backup of your previous boot.firm just in case. I gave it a short test on my n3ds, not fully tested on any device, THERE MAY BE BUGS.
I mostly made it to prevent use of any homebrew cia (with the recent banwaves going on I'm doing my best to not be banned).
https://mega.nz/#!tUETBRQK!J6pnH0ofmNRxEdGWXNQUyATl7a8K49BDREde5lzajyM
Only use if you know what you are doing, and always make a backup of your previous boot.firm just in case. I gave it a short test on my n3ds, not fully tested on any device, THERE MAY BE BUGS.
I mostly made it to prevent use of any homebrew cia (with the recent banwaves going on I'm doing my best to not be banned).
https://mega.nz/#!tUETBRQK!J6pnH0ofmNRxEdGWXNQUyATl7a8K49BDREde5lzajyM
Usually added features, stability or a major bug fix. I posted the latest commit compiled a post or two up (with slight modification)So, is Aurora waiting for something in particular before a new release is made or 100 commits?
Sure, it's just unlike her to gain so many commits without a new version. She's done it before between major versions, but I didn't think it usually gets this backed up between minor versions. Unless she is waiting for something in particular.
Yes, but I'm not sure what, she was pretty vague about it.So, is Aurora waiting for something in particular before a new release is made or 100 commits?
well she worked so hard for this cw and she has a live, maybe we have to understand this type of things...
Sure. I'm talking about the changes that have already been committed to the main branch. That's why I was thinking she was waiting for something, which astronautlevel is pretty much confirming.
Sooo here is a video comparing b9s and a9lh in case you didn't update and want to update it because of "faster" boot.
So, I've got a question about the Game Patcher option in Luma to do a region change.
I've tried it out in a couple pokemon games and have noticed a change in the Region Hex code for the pokemon caught after activating the patch, but my question is regarding Language. To put it simply, when I enter JPN JP as the region and language in the locale.txt file, as I said before, I have noticed a change in the Region Hex code for the pokemon caught, but the language remains the same and even after disabling the patch I don't see any change in the language.
Have I done something wrong, or is this maybe a bug in the newest version of Luma?
I've tried it out in a couple pokemon games and have noticed a change in the Region Hex code for the pokemon caught after activating the patch, but my question is regarding Language. To put it simply, when I enter JPN JP as the region and language in the locale.txt file, as I said before, I have noticed a change in the Region Hex code for the pokemon caught, but the language remains the same and even after disabling the patch I don't see any change in the language.
Have I done something wrong, or is this maybe a bug in the newest version of Luma?
That's always been the result for me, no matter what Luma version. The only solution is to use PKHex, or even PKSM, to change the language of the game itself. I just end up using that method and a region swapped NAND, Luma's locale feature doesn't really do much for the Pokemon games.
Just got the same issue on Luma 7.1,the same as when I updated to 8.0.Pokemon Nova Sun(drag&drop) crashes on boot.What could be wrong?
You can't change game language later, the game specifically told you about this when you start a new game, nothing to do with luma.
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You should see this
https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/commit/17828273a5a9450658fc36555cf7892ded7e65b2
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