As mentioned, it should be able to unbrick any 3DS regardless. The tools to do that may not exist just yet, though. You'd need something like a ctrtransfer that's ntrboothax compatible, and you'd need the NAND encryption keys (but those should hopefully be dumpable with ntrboothax, not sure about that though)Sorry for ignorance, but could this fix a brick where I installed the wrong size of NAND and it was from a different system all together? Probably not, but hopes are up.
And since you were one of the devs of B9S, could I install someone else's NAND with B9S?
Thanks for all of your work
On Twitter, however nothing has been confirmed yet, don't get your hopes up.Where did you read DSTWO was supported?
I think that's hardly a realiable source.On Twitter, however nothing has been confirmed yet, don't get your hopes up.
Nope, but afaik you can flash to them.I think that's hardly a realiable source.
Do you have a link for that story?Now, that old news about a guy who sent his 3DS to repair and had it back with a weird DS card inserted is more believable. If I remember an employee from Nintendo gave him an sweet reward in exchange for that DS cart.
Maybe that was a sort of key to recover access to the nand Hahaha. Congrats Normatt, you always manage to amaze in such ways.
Exactly what i was thinking!Time to hunt down bricked (N)3DS system to buy cheap ;D
It was long ago, and was posted in this section. I'll try to find it, if my memory is correct, I commented on that thread so it must be anywhere on my content.Do you have a link for that story?
Could this unbrick having a N3DS lid closed while on 2.0? I've read that brick is one of the most "devastating" bricks out there, could it be possible?