Hacking Gateway warns about updating to sysNAND 9.3

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Just yesterday system firmware 9.3 was released and after quickly analysing it we want to warn our users *NOT* to update their sysnand to 9.3 or higher if they want to enjoy our upcoming support!

We repeat, DO NOT update sysnand to 9.3 or beyond!

We plan to move forward with the additional support for sysnand firmware range 9.0 – 9.2.
For users that did not update yet in this range, do not worry. We will add support for a firmware range lower than 9.0 which can be installed using a gamecard update.

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Thank you, I almost updated my 8.1 2DS to 9.3 but I wanted to wait until GW makes an announcement. I'll wait for the lower version support then.
 

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Anyone got a glossary for the words used around here like "sysnand" etc.

Thanks for the update!
sysNAND: The actual nand of 3DS itself. Once you update this, you can only downgrade it if you backed up a lower firmware version of your 3ds and also have a hardware mod installed.
emeNAND: The 'emulated' nand on the SD. You can update it any time (if there is support for that firmware version) and you can also downgrade it anytime.

You use emuNAND to keep acces to new games, firmware features, and E-Shop support.
You use sysNAND to keep the exploit used by gateway unpatched.
 

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sysNAND: The actual nand of 3DS itself. Once you update this, you can only downgrade it if you backed up a lower firmware version of your 3ds and also have a hardware mod installed.
emeNAND: The 'emulated' nand on the SD. You can update it any time (if there is support for that firmware version) and you can also downgrade it anytime.

You use emuNAND to keep acces to new games, firmware features, and E-Shop support.
You use sysNAND to keep the exploit used by gateway unpatched.


I got the much, but is there a master glossary with terms not mentioned aboce. Also from the emuNAND I can access and buy from the E-Shop and play real carts online?
 

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There's not a master glossary, no. But there should be. People just tend to find out the meaning of these terms through continued participation here. But be warned, participation here leaves you vulnerable to trolls and assholes. Post at your own risk!
 

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There's not a master glossary, no. But there should be. People just tend to find out the meaning of these terms through continued participation here. But be warned, participation here leaves you vulnerable to trolls and assholes. Post at your own risk!

Answering this future locked thread is a troll itself :P
 

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So this is clearly means ssspwn has kernel access
Because it's the only thing that blocked in 9.3


Or may they used ssspwn as entrance to the kernel
Either way , it's seems that ssspwn helped GW alot
 

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So this is clearly means ssspwn has kernel access
Because it's the only thing that blocked in 9.3
gateway was blocked too :P, its more likely they are just using a very similar exploit (or at least using the same functions as what ssspwn used to run its unsigned code)
 

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Not sure.
Ninjhax => user exploit.
To this, Gateway adds a ROP and go to kernel access.
Ninjhax does not need any kernel access.

So Nintendo might have blocked the user exploit, like they blocked the MSET exploit before.
No MSET = no Gateway, even if kernel access is still available.

If I don't say bullshit :P
 

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Basically

Ssspwn = DS profile

Both are user land exploits used to access kernel
 

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Forgive me for asking this but I can't quite get this part.

We will add support for a firmware range lower than 9.0 which can be installed using a gamecard update.

Does this mean that firmwares below 9.0 (i.e 7.1) can be updated to 9.0-9.2 with the Gateway cart itself?
 

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Forgive me for asking this but I can't quite get this part.



Does this mean that firmwares below 9.0 (i.e 7.1) can be updated to 9.0-9.2 with the Gateway cart itself?


i don't think anyone gets this part apart from the Gateway team. try emailing them about it.
 

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The speculation about ssspwn is involved with gateway is very interesting. Anyway IIRC smea stated that one of the three exploit ninjaxx uses where patched by ninty. Maybe he can find another way to add support for 9.3 and then gateway too. But obviously these are all speculations :)
 
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