Hey, everyone! I'm really sorry if I'm posting this wrong, if it's not in the right place of if it's not formatted right - I'm new here, and I've found myself in a bit of a bind. All I want is to be able to install legit cia files to my 3DS - nothing more, nothing less. While I've recently been quite content with my Sky3DS, I did some digging and managed to equip myself with Ninjhax and the Homebrew Starter Kit. So far so good... The only problem is that absolutely NONE of the homebrew software, whether it came with the starter kit or not, is able to run. Most just give me a yellow screen of death, while the rest give me errors, and I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing wrong. Things were going smoothly until now, there weren't any errors in any part of the process until now, so I'm confused as to what went wrong. I do realize that yellow screens are a common occurrence when it comes to crashes, but here we're not talking about that - things aren't even starting up, and the very few apps that are all give me errors. Again - I don't really want emulators or out of region roms, all I want is to be able to install cias, but FBI gives me a yellow screen and NASA freezes. Any clues about what could've gone wrong? I've got a 3DS XL running 9.7.0-14E.
Do you have the Homebrew starter kit on your 3ds sd? And don't update, you can downgrade to 9.2 and install unlegit cias.
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I do have it, yes. I don't think it's possible to even access the homebrew apps without it, right? And I have no intention of updating, though for now the focus is just on getting legit cias to work.
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