After updating Luma3DS, and rebooting, I noticed that my screen was flickering at the top. Very badly, actually.
Since the Luma3DS hourly appears to not work at all, I decided to boot my console without my SD Card in and while CTRX was loading (to replace the arm9loaderhax.bin), I saw the "Press start to shutdown or enter your PIN to proceed" message on my top screen.
Screen burn in. I wasn't even on the screen for more than 5 seconds.
I've currently loaded the 3DS on a neutral white image, but it doesn't appear to get any better after around 30 minutes. The entire top quarter of the screen is flickering.
Then I began to think. While one is using a guide to change Luma3DS settings or using @d0k3's tools to restore a NAND, a console can stand on the same screen for a long while, causing burn-in. This really is similar to asking to create a GUI for these tools, but that's asking too much. Instead, I'll just advise not to use pitch blacks next to pure whites. Maybe grays and pastel colors.
Thanks.
Since the Luma3DS hourly appears to not work at all, I decided to boot my console without my SD Card in and while CTRX was loading (to replace the arm9loaderhax.bin), I saw the "Press start to shutdown or enter your PIN to proceed" message on my top screen.
Screen burn in. I wasn't even on the screen for more than 5 seconds.
I've currently loaded the 3DS on a neutral white image, but it doesn't appear to get any better after around 30 minutes. The entire top quarter of the screen is flickering.
Then I began to think. While one is using a guide to change Luma3DS settings or using @d0k3's tools to restore a NAND, a console can stand on the same screen for a long while, causing burn-in. This really is similar to asking to create a GUI for these tools, but that's asking too much. Instead, I'll just advise not to use pitch blacks next to pure whites. Maybe grays and pastel colors.
Thanks.
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