Update firmware.bin (it's in the data folder on the ReiNAND github)
firmware.bin needs to be updated with most firmware updates.
I hate to be that guy, but Luma3DS is much easier to use. There's nothing wrong with using ReiNAND, it's just that Luma3DS doesn't require a firmware.bin (it gets it directly from NAND instead) and hardly ever needs updating. It's a more painless and maintenance free solution. Otherwise they have a similar feature set (not sure if ReiNAND is up to date with the latest Luma features like code.bin patching, LayeredFS and such though)
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