It's about the same. Hardest parts are flashing the NTRBoot to the card and attempting to start it up, but the latter is easier with 2DS systems due to no magnets. After that, the risk is small for flashing the boot9strap to the system. In fact, with an NTRBoot hacked card, the risk is practically gone because this exploits the bootrom to use a 'hidden' option that Nintendo implemented for the apparent means of restoring a bricked system.How similar to using the flash card is this method? Is this riskier?
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