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[CoolMe]

I'd probably have to hack it again..

Correct. If you want to that is..

 

[jeffyTheHomebrewer]

Sorry for the radio silence the past few days- I replaced the motherboard in the 3DS, and it turned out it was exactly the issue- something was up with the NAND chip I guess, since the new motherboard doesn't even freak out when trying to start it up. It just starts up as normal. I'd probably have to hack it again, but as far as I'm concerned, the issue that was plaguing this 3DS has been cleared up.

Thanks again, everyone, for guiding me and helping me through this journey.

Yep, since you got a new mobo with a fresh unhacked NAND, you gotta do it again. Just follow 3ds.hacks.guide from the top as usual
Additionally, maybe post some pics of the old motherboard if you still have it? I just think it'd be neat to look closer at it. (since it could be a connection issue, or the nand just going bad)

 

[ponitheponi]

Yep, since you got a new mobo with a fresh unhacked NAND, you gotta do it again. Just follow 3ds.hacks.guide from the top as usual

I was able to do it at least once, I'm sure I'll be able to do it again.

Additionally, maybe post some pics of the old motherboard if you still have it? I just think it'd be neat to look closer at it. (since it could be a connection issue, or the nand just going bad)

I took some photos as requested around the area that SHOULD supposedly be the NAND- I didn't notice any obvious disconnected parts, so I'm under the impression that the NAND was just going bad. Still, hopefully someone else will learn from this and figure out their issues more quickly than I did.