I installed ReiNand on my O3DS just fine, everything works, AGB, TWL but looks like Sm4sh is rebooting to Sysnand, it gives me a "unable to find the latest data..." and if I press the Home button the console crashes, how do I fix it?
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So I'm using a non screen init arm9 that I'd like to continue to use, does Reinand work with this version of screen init? I tried but got a black screen and I recall reading another user had to screen init to get it to work.
I'm going through the lengthy process now of removing my emunand partition from my sdcards.
I'm going through the lengthy process now of removing my emunand partition from my sdcards.
Last edited by democracy,
why would you want non-screen init? get with the times grandpa
or just comment out the splash in main and compile. lol
Er.. There's actually updated forks without screen-init.why would you want non-screen init? get with the times grandpa
The flash when booting up the system can get quite annoying for those who don't want to use splashscreens.
So I use Aurora's non-screen init A9LH fork.
Depends on the person really.
Last edited by Supster131,
Are you using Shadowtrance's latest build?
Do you have ntr.bin on the root of your SD card?
Im on sysNAND 9.0 EU and GW emuNAND 9.0 EU (N3DS). The latest BootNTR.cia 3.2 (from 44670) works fine if booting my GW emunand with the GW red card but it doesnt works if I boot the same GW emunand with ReiNAND. Everything else works fine in ReiNAND (twl, agb etc), except for BootNTR.cia (error: unknown menu and not supported firmware)
BTW whats the difference between Shadowtrances build, 44670 and BootNTR-Mode3?
BTW whats the difference between Shadowtrances build, 44670 and BootNTR-Mode3?
Guys about this problem with the saves on GBA games, I've been playing "Super Mario Advanced 2 - Super Mario World" for a while (I've installed the game in sys and emu) and it saves normally, even when it boots directly on emuNand.
I'm testing it again here with another game to be sure (Eur version of Minish Cap), but I think that this problem is in the GBA .cia file you are using...
Edit: Yep, it saves just fine, I'm pretty sure that this problem is with the GBA injected .cia that you are using...
I'm testing it again here with another game to be sure (Eur version of Minish Cap), but I think that this problem is in the GBA .cia file you are using...
Edit: Yep, it saves just fine, I'm pretty sure that this problem is with the GBA injected .cia that you are using...
Last edited by Darkrai,
You are playing them from emuNAND, right? Try playing just from sysNAND and without going back to it(AKA: Install GBA to sysNAND(don't install on emuNAND), play it, reboot directly to emuNAND). Launching it from emuNAND is fine, but it means that you have to waste space by installing them twice.
Yep I'm playing it from emuNand, my setup is emu + MenuHax + CtrBootM + Rei 3.6b.
I don't know if this matters but GBA games wont open in sys if I dont run Pasta CFW first.
I will try to play the Super Mario World from the sys (it is more easy to save from some level on map screen and see if works), but after reboot in emuNand you want me to run it again from sys or from emu ?
This may be up your alley.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-create-tiny-gba-forwarders-for-emunand.413737/
Ah, you are using Menuhax, that affects only people who use ARM9LoaderHax, as it skips sysNAND during boot. MenuHax loads sysNAND to run Menuhax and then goes to emuNAND, so both are loaded, even if you can't see.
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I am already running Updated sysNAND via A9LH
So I'm fine
To everyone who does not want to install to both due to the 'extreme' loss of sd space:
Maybe this forwarder tutorial is helpful. Got Ninja'd
Sure, you still have to install 2 files, but you will not lose as much space.
I think this is the best solution if you're using emunand/sysnand
- You can always just launch emunand and start the gba games
- You don't have to worry about the saves, as the error only occurs if you launch directly from sysnand and it reboots to emu
If you are a 'mostly on sysnand' user, there are payloads posted a few posts back so that you automatically start sysnand instead of emunand and the problem is solved.
Maybe this is not the ultimate solution for everyone.
However, you have a CFW and therefore have some privileges 'normal' users don't have.
You can make some compromises/tradeoffs can't you?
regards
PS: Love your cfw rei =D
Sure, you still have to install 2 files, but you will not lose as much space.
I think this is the best solution if you're using emunand/sysnand
- You can always just launch emunand and start the gba games
- You don't have to worry about the saves, as the error only occurs if you launch directly from sysnand and it reboots to emu
If you are a 'mostly on sysnand' user, there are payloads posted a few posts back so that you automatically start sysnand instead of emunand and the problem is solved.
Maybe this is not the ultimate solution for everyone.
However, you have a CFW and therefore have some privileges 'normal' users don't have.
You can make some compromises/tradeoffs can't you?
regards
PS: Love your cfw rei =D
Last edited by Sno0t,
Sorry but i might ask a dumb question.
How can i have reiNand CFW booted automatically after i turn on my n3ds ?
How can i have reiNand CFW booted automatically after i turn on my n3ds ?
Ah, you are using Menuhax, that affects only people who use ARM9LoaderHax, as it skips sysNAND during boot. MenuHax loads sysNAND to run Menuhax and then goes to emuNAND, so both are loaded, even if you can't see.
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
I am already running Updated sysNAND via A9LH
Ahh, I get it, I was thinking that it was a problem with the CFW it self and not the exploit method... One more motive in my list to why not move to A9lh yet...
Anyway, sorry I couldn't help.
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