Do you know if there's a way to queue these CIA installs in FBI, or am I doomed to suffering installing 149 CIAs one-by-one?
Thank you. It looks a little involved to get going, but looks like exactly what I'm looking for.
@Kwyjor: If it's there, I don't know how to access it, or it's a recent addition. I should be on a version no more than a month or so old.
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Also, had to remove the url because I don't have that reputation yet.
@Kwyjor: If it's there, I don't know how to access it, or it's a recent addition. I should be on a version no more than a month or so old.
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I believe that there's a Install All option, just make sure that all CIAs are in the same folder. There should be some folder options at the top where you'll be able to select Install All (or Install + Delete All option, if you don't want to keep it). I haven't used FBI much in the past because I primarily use custom-install for installing games directly to the SD card.
FBI is fine to use every now and then (even all the time, if you're patient enough), but its installation speed is limited to what 3DS hardware can offer.
With custom-install, you're installing CIAs directly to the SD card from your PC which is much faster. Just select all the files that need to be installed and let it do its thing. Once complete, put in the SD card in the 3DS of yours and run custom-install-finalize.3dsx.
If you want to set it up, there are instructions how to do so on the Github page, but here's a decent video tutorial if you like that more. There are two things that I'd do differently:
1) After you dump boot9.bin and movable.sed to your gm9/out folder on your SD card, just leave them there. ci-gui will automatically find them once you select your SD card in it.
2) You can download seeddb.bin from here and place it inside a custom-install-standalone folder.
After that, you're good to go.
So I tried using the latest update for NSUI and it won't work due to it saying "can't output file" or "it doesn't have the permission" any way to fix that? I tried running it on admin and it didn't work.
(BTW the thing on my hotbar is the old update and I censored my name on the user folder. Just FYI.)
(BTW the thing on my hotbar is the old update and I censored my name on the user folder. Just FYI.)
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Did you extract the full contents of nsui before running the program?
have you tried to redownload nsui again and open the new one?
I created a thread on this not noticing their is a sticky noob section, so I will post it here
If you have custom firmware on the 3ds and install input redirection (use controller on 3ds) to use xbox controllers. Can I use xbox series x/s controllers or is it just xbox 360/xbox one controllers?
If you have custom firmware on the 3ds and install input redirection (use controller on 3ds) to use xbox controllers. Can I use xbox series x/s controllers or is it just xbox 360/xbox one controllers?
It didn't work at first but I just had to do thr tried and true tactic that allll our parents suggested. Turning it off and turning it back on again.
What 3DS English translations are still in the works?. Is there a thread listing them. I'm new here.
How do I fix this? The right hinge is broken, the top screen doesnt work and the stick has drift. (The dead pixels in the bottom screen don't bother me too much)
I linked you a fix it video and a link to a Screen replacement kit about a month ago, when you asked the same question.
Then you will have to order a kit from China, or somewhere else.
https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-3ds-screen-replacement.html
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