Try this one:
https://gbatemp.net/attachments/minipasta-zip.30268/?temp_hash=996b48ebaa5c835ad36feb3bd6e80582
@Plasma Shadow - you too.
I'm getting really high bootrates with it. It uses the latest libkhax that has DEBUG disabled by default and some other improvements.
Download this Pasta CFW from the OP in this thread. https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-how-to-install-a-cfw-on-a-9-0-9-2-n3ds-without-cn-oot.398394/ It's full (?) Pasta CFW build, so you can get onto Pasta CFW menu.Working minipasta with n3ds and themehax auto boot. But how can I get this to work with firmlaunch?
This doesn't work for me. :-(Have some miniPasta
If we're using mch2, can't we just use gspwn to get a much better bootrate?A new MiniPasta version is here. MiniPasta2.
Nothing too fancy, but it does support firm 9.3-9.4 now.
Q. Why?
A. There are some good use cases to run cia's on 9.4
One, browserless users under 9.0 can update to 9.4 (a very common cart firm in ALL regions) rather than update to 9.3 - 10.3 and perform a risky and unstable .3dsx sysupdater downgrade. You see, downgrading is much safer with the cia of sysupdater because after soft reboot, the system is stable -- even though minipasta2 uses memchunhax2. The low difference in title versions between 9.4 and 9.2 is also provides less risk for downgrading.
Two, JPN 8.1 n3ds owners now don't have to track down Cubic Ninja to upgrade to 9.2, they can just update to 9.4 and downgrade safely. It's just more options if they already have a 9.4 game. (lets be honest, that NTR server update method is a little complex ;p)
Three, If you're already on 9.3-9.4, then you can run cia's without any extra hardware right now! (the bootrate isn't too bad on old3ds)
Q. Why not just find a 9.2 game?
A. Impossible to find in JPN, very very rare in US (a single unmarked version of Smash Bros.), and pretty rare in EUR (a couple of games). 9.4 games are plentiful in all regions as said above.
So without further talks, here is the attachment. Be advised the bootrate in my tests is about 20% for new3ds and 50% for old3ds, pretty much what you'd expect for memchunhax2 stuff. (hint: leave wifi on for better boot %) Have fun. :-)
The bootrate on 9.3-4 mchhax2.1 (or svchax whatever) is low despite using GSpwn. I don't know why.If we're using mch2, can't we just use gspwn to get a much better bootrate?
It's getting a little ironic that updating higher gives you a better chance of downgrading.The bootrate on 9.3-4 mchhax2.1 (or svchax whatever) is low despite using GSpwn. I don't know why.
There seems to be a pattern of userland hax being less stable on lower firms.
Two, JPN 8.1 n3ds owners now don't have to track down Cubic Ninja to upgrade to 9.2, they can just update to 9.4 and downgrade safely. It's just more options if they already have a 9.4 game. (lets be honest, that NTR server update method is a little complex ;p)
Are you sure? Because as far as I knew you would go from 8.1.0-0j to 9.4.0-0j
You would still have no browser so NH or OOT still needed unless I missed something.
Hax 2.x doesn't need a browser.
I'm aware but how are you launching it without tracking down CN?
You'd probably have to use another 3DS to set up OoT if Cubic isn't an option (or get Sky I guess). Definitely not as convenient as browserhax though.
I said this opens "more options" like if you already have Zelda or Sky3ds.
I said this opens "more options" like if you already have Zelda or Sky3ds.
Right now it's pointless because updating to 10.7 then downgrading is pretty painless and safe, but it won't be that way forever.