Hacking Gateway 3DS working on the New Nintendo 3DS.

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None of us know. I mean, installing to sysnand may very well work as long as the game isn't intended for higher firmware than what you have. Seems logical.
Things can go wrong from an unstrusted or corrupted .cia file. It's not that you can't do it.
It's just that you shouldn't.
 
Yup, I told them they were acting pathetic always whining about GW running away with their money and so on... It was fun while it lasted. :lol:
You are still fishing for it . There were some who did what you said but there were also some who were just pissed because of their lies about release date just to keep the sales up.
 
WAIT! i'm confused as hell. What the hell does Emunand do!??? Somebody clear all this for me.


It means you can basically use your firmware on the highest firmware and access shop, download titles.

Its also not blinded to your system so anything you do on emunand is not permanent to the system. a quick format of your SD card fixes (well erases) everything.
 
WAIT! i'm confused as hell. What the hell does Emunand do!??? Somebody clear all this for me.
First and foremost, without emuNAND you can't update to higher firmwares like 9.4. So when newer games start requiring that, you won't be able to play them. Also, without the latest firmware you're not able to access the Nintendo eShop (or play some games online I think).

Second, emuNAND is a fail-safe. You install the 3DS's firmware on an SD card so that the firmware doesn't run from your actual 3DS. In reality, your 3DS will always have 9.2, but you can normally update your emuNAND as if you were updating your 3DS's real firmware.
So if you mess something up on your emuNAND from a weird installation or something, you only lose the emuNAND. So you delete it, and you start from scratch.
If that makes sense.

Not having it is a BIG deal, and a feature that made us prefer Gateway instead of their competitors.
 
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WAIT! i'm confused as hell. What the hell does Emunand do!??? Somebody clear all this for me.
It future proofs your GW and 3DS. You can remain on a compatible FW on the system's internal storage (referred to as sysNAND) while maintaining an up to date version of the FW on your SD (emuNAND) that you will use while in GW mode.

This way you can access the eShop and play the latest games while keeping your system exploitable (e.g. on 4.X to 9.2).
 
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WAIT! i'm confused as hell. What the hell does Emunand do!??? Somebody clear all this for me.

I'll put it simply. EmuNAND is like... It's kinda' like how people use VirtualBox to run a secondary OS. It's a copy of your current 3DS's OS on the SD card that lets you install games you'd usually get from the eShop and lets you run certain homebrew. It's also updatable to the current version. Meanwhile the actual 3DS's OS is untouched and stays at whatever version it is and will be unaffected by whatever you do. Sort of like a 3DS "sandbox" for experimentation.
 
Does the lack of emunand affect more N3DS owners ? I saw some of you complaining about that, dunno why as usual x)
 
First and foremost, without emuNAND you can't update to higher firmwares like 9.4. So when games will require that, you won't be able to play them. Also, without the latest firmware you're not able to access the Nintendo eShop. Or play some games online.

Second, emuNAND is a fail-safe. You install the 3DS's firmware on an SD card so that the firmware doesn't run from your actual 3DS.
So if you mess something up on your emuNAND from a weird installation or something, you only lose the emuNAND. So you delete it, and you start from scratch.
Not having it is a BIG deal, and a feature that made us prefer Gateway instead of their competitors.


Ooh i get it now. So without emunand it's basically another sky3ds? since emunand is the main thing here.
 
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Wow, negativity over emunand not being added from the start. You'll have plenty of games to keep you occupied. Want online play? Go legit or go 4.5 bro-ettes.

Anyway I'm aboard the hyyyyyypppeeeeee train cya later!

the reason i want emunand is because i want to play cia's since the save game problem I heard they have, makes it hard to backup saves and transfer them if need be.
would never risk installing a cia to my system nand.
 
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I'll put it simply. EmuNAND is like... It's kinda' like how people use VirtualBox to run a secondary OS. It's a copy of your current 3DS's OS on the SD card that lets you install games you'd usually get from the eShop and lets you run certain homebrew. It's also updatable to the current version. Meanwhile the actual 3DS's OS is untouched and stays at whatever version it is and will be unaffected by whatever you do. Sort of like a 3DS "sandbox" for experimentation.
That's clear at least for me, but how much is emuNAND needed apart from getting the last FW and going online ?
 
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