Hacking Install Cia in easy way on N3DS???

TheMajestic · Mar 14, 2015

Is it necessary to open the N3DS every time you want to put a new cia on the internal SD cart to install it later with BBM?

Or is there another possibility (maybe put the cia on the SD of the Gateway?) to put the cias on the Device?

deinonychus71 · Mar 14, 2015

You can either use the micro sd management features or ftpbrony

TheMajestic · Mar 14, 2015

Can I use the management even when I am in EMU Nand?

Liberty · Mar 14, 2015

TheMajestic said:
Can I use the management even when I am in EMU Nand?

Das ist die Frage. That's the question.

I would like an answer as well. Because some options of the system settings always throw you back in SysNAND.

koziakauzu · Mar 14, 2015

Ftpbrony confirmed working! Thanks.

TheMajestic · Mar 14, 2015

Please tell me your upload speeds with ftbrony

Trice · Mar 14, 2015

Deihnyx said:
You can either use the micro sd management features or ftpbrony

The microSD management kicks you out of EmuNAND as soon as you close the connection, so I guess ftpbrony is the better alternative.

deinonychus71 · Mar 14, 2015

both methods work but the micro sd management is somewhat riskier (and can be a bitch to make it work, at least my windows couldn't find without me using the IP directly)

Both methods are slow

weatMod · Mar 14, 2015

but dont you have to reboot anyway after you install a cia?
also once you install a cia you probably want to delete the cia file , i saw someoen post here before that even though you do it through BBB it's not recomneded and better to use a CP
anyone know why this is? and can you delete cia files from the sd with ftpbrony? i never used it

deinonychus71 · Mar 14, 2015

- You don't need to reboot after you install a cia, you can install them all and play without rebooting
- I can usually delete them after install (x on bigbluemenu) but sometimes some of them won't be deleted, for those specific files not even ftpbrony or sd management work, no idea why.
- ftpbrony gives you 777 access on the SD (not the emunand partition though)