Isn't it only possible to just reboot into Home Menu using Ninjhax ?boot into ninjhax and then I believe there's a way to shut down without the power button from within the menu... at least until something else is made that's a temporary solution
No, there isn't such an option (sadly).there's two options, one shuts the console down and the other reboots into home menu (I may be wrong on that though)
must be rxTools menu that I'm confusing it with then... well I guess you could boot the rxTools menu and reboot from there, not ideal but useful I guess.... at any rate as long as the power button isn't jammed down super hard I think it'll hold up for a couple million presses that is if you're only worried about durabilityNo, there isn't such an option (sadly).
must be rxTools menu that I'm confusing it with then... well I guess you could boot the rxTools menu and reboot from there, not ideal but useful I guess.... at any rate as long as the power button isn't jammed down super hard I think it'll hold up for a couple million presses that is if you're only worried about durability
There wasn't an app by AlbertoSONIC that quickly reboot or power off your 3ds?
I don't understand. Why would you want to shutdown your console if your power button doesn't work properly?
It reboots the system. It does not shut it down.It exists, it was done a while ago, a bit of time after ninjhax was released.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/homebrew-quick-reboot-cfw-gateway-ninjhax.379101/
Yep there's i2c something (forget the name) by Archshift that can reboot, shutdown etc with the i2c registers. I've also heard the same thing but never had any issues with it myself (my decrypt9 branch uses the shutdown/reboot i2c).Apparently we can cause the 3DS to shutdown by writing to certain hardware registers ( http://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/I2C_Registers ), but I've heard it's sort of dangerous, so that might possibly be why nobody's written an app for it yet.
Don't think so. Runs on arm9.Can we access i2c on 10.1?
My bad ^^'It reboots the system. It does not shut it down.