Hardware game update + silent update, is it used?

  • Thread starter Thread starter cearp
  • Start date Start date
  • Views Views 1,307
  • Replies Replies 4

cearp

瓜老外
Developer
Joined
May 26, 2008
Messages
9,322
Solutions
2
Reaction score
7,314
Trophies
4
XP
10,587
Country
Korea, North
hi, well i thought this was NOT the case, that i read something that said it was not true, but i am certain it happened to me.

my 3ds was on firmware 6.0, i put in pokemon, it said i had to update, and a message came up saying etc etc 6.2, and it updated my 3ds to 6.2

pokemon only has 6.1 right? i have the japanese version, but still, they are all 6.1 i think.
my 3ds was connected to the internet for a while, and kept bugging me about updating (to 6.2).

so when the game updates my 3ds, if it detects that there is a higher update that was silently downloaded to my system that i have not installed yet, it uses that?

is there anyway to have stopped that, and only updated to 6.1?
just curious, thanks
 
hi, well i thought this was NOT the case, that i read something that said it was not true, but i am certain it happened to me.

my 3ds was on firmware 6.0, i put in pokemon, it said i had to update, and a message came up saying etc etc 6.2, and it updated my 3ds to 6.2

pokemon only has 6.1 right? i have the japanese version, but still, they are all 6.1 i think.
my 3ds was connected to the internet for a while, and kept bugging me about updating (to 6.2).

so when the game updates my 3ds, if it detects that there is a higher update that was silently downloaded to my system that i have not installed yet, it uses that?

is there anyway to have stopped that, and only updated to 6.1?
just curious, thanks
Since you left your internet on for a while and the update was already downloaded, I think the only way to get rid of that downloaded update is to format your SD card. If you were to do that, then pop Pokemon in, then yes, I believe it would only update you to 6.1.

It's also possible that in the license you have to accept, that it says when the license was made, or what firmware it is. Don't know for sure, though.
 
Since you left your internet on for a while and the update was already downloaded, I think the only way to get rid of that downloaded update is to format your SD card. If you were to do that, then pop Pokemon in, then yes, I believe it would only update you to 6.1.

It's also possible that in the license you have to accept, that it says when the license was made, or what firmware it is. Don't know for sure, though.
ooh so all i had to do was delete an update file that was downloaded to my sd card? or i really had to format it?
well, 6.1 to 6.2 is not that big, it was just chance if gateway ever does work for 6.x, since i think nintendo patched it in 6.2 and not 6.1, but regardless, i have another 3ds on 4.5 so i am ok :)
 
ooh so all i had to do was delete an update file that was downloaded to my sd card? or i really had to format it?
well, 6.1 to 6.2 is not that big, it was just chance if gateway ever does work for 6.x, since i think nintendo patched it in 6.2 and not 6.1, but regardless, i have another 3ds on 4.5 so i am ok :)
No, you really would have had to format the system. And the gateway can theoretically work on 6.2 as well (and probably 6.3 as it has the same DS settings exploit; I'm guessing only 7.0 will properly block it) but it may take even longer.
 
  • Like
Reactions: cearp
sorry, in the first post you said format the sd card. but you meant the 3ds, sure ok that unfortunately makes sense ha
thanks for your help!
 

Site & Scene News

Popular threads in this forum