Because it doesn't replace the OS. They were right. The 3DS OS is still required to boot this one.Sweet, everyone used to tell me I cannot install os-replacing cfw on 3ds.
How does this bypass os restriction chip you can find in many fake smart phones?
Yes, it's suposed to do that, it's not a finished port. At least Linux kinda "boots" but panics.I have init error
It might not work on Ninjhax 2.x, because I had the same result on my O3DS using HomeMenuHax.I tried it on my N3DS, but it just froze on "Uncompressing Linux...done, booting the kernel.", and both screens are just full of rainbow pixels (random data I guess). Does it only work on O3DS right now?
Its based on Brahma II.It might not work on Ninjhax 2.x, because I had the same result on my O3DS using HomeMenuHax.
@xerpi are you using Brahma or Brahma II?
Try pressing a key fast after loading the .3dsx (as you could see, after loading the Linux image it asks for pressing a key before jumping to the kernel), and I've never tried on the N3DS so it would be nice to know if works there.
Installation:
1) Copy the zImage and the nintendo3ds_ctr.dtb to the root of the SD card
2) Copy the 3ds folder to the root of the SD card
3) Run 3DS Linux Loader.3dsx with a Homebrew Launcher
Sources:
* Linux: https://github.com/xerpi/linux
* Linux 3DS Loader: https://github.com/xerpi/3DS-Linux-Loader
Depends on what shell it is. And what program is included.Lol, just tried it. Most unusable keyboard ever [emoji14]
Nice work though. Is there anything we can do in that shell ? I tried nano and vim, none worked.
It's sh. And yeah, my implicit question was"what programs are included", so we know what we can and can't do.Depends on what shell it is. And what program is included.
Try echo
sh? Not even bash?It's sh. And yeah, my implicit question was"what programs are included", so we know what we can and can't do.
And yeah, echo works, but you won't get far with that, especially with that keyboard [emoji14]
Now that I think of it, I'm glad vim didn't work either lol.