Hacking Decrypt roms on new 3ds?
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I was going to install some cia's and in order to do so, i must convert the rom to .cia, and to do that you must decrypt the .3ds file. but to decrpyt a .3ds file you need a xorpads file. A xorpads file is obtained using some 3ds homebrew thing that uses the browser exploit.
i know, thats what i downloaded. the problem is using it. it requires the browser exploit. i dont think you can do it on a new 3ds.
i have 2. one has a broken screen, which im hoping to repair (dont even know the firmware version), and the other is 9.4
https://gbatemp.net/threads/creating-a-north-american-non-xl-new-3ds.381775/page-9#post-5426381
not sure if it will work with a rom in gateway mode.....i kinda doubt it, but worth a shot
i've seen the thread, but i dont understand how this helps. not to be rude (some of my posts sound rude to people), but i was asking how to create .cia's out of roms, the guy in that thread downloaded premade cia's, and i have too, for savedatafiler, but i want games, not system titles. (unless i missed something)
yeah, thats just a link to decrypt9 for CN.....it does more than just allow nand decryption
anyway, like i said before, i dont have CN. unless maybe somehow if, i made a CN .cia ona friends 3ds, and put it on sysnand, then maybe i could do it...
well you can A) see if you can run decrypt9 from a rom in gateway mode, but if not you can B) wipe your CN save by holding L+R+X+Y on the main menu, install the homebrew launcher....use decrypt9 for whatever you need it for, then wipe it again and reinstall GW....obviously A is a better option, but you can freely wipe the save and switch between GW and the homebrew launcher if not
Oh I see, like load up a rom of CN and go from there.. that sounds like something that almost certainly won't work.
Well I've been looking for a way to make .cia files without a OG3DS too, so I'm going to give a few things a shot
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