Homebrew IronHax Save Transfer?

[mbcrazed]

Hey everyone, I can't access youtube as of now because a VPN isn't set up yet. (It sucks.) Is it possible to get someone else's save off of their SD and put it into the proper titles folders? Or are the saves signed? From what I've seen the installer for Ironhax through tubehax it's just a save that has all of the code running homebrew. So technically speaking I can use that save to over-write my old one and boot homebrew?? This is just speculation. Would appreciate some help though! Thanks Tempers!~

 

[Procyon]

Hey everyone, I can't access youtube as of now because a VPN isn't set up yet. (It sucks.) Is it possible to get someone else's save off of their SD and put it into the proper titles folders? Or are the saves signed? From what I've seen the installer for Ironhax through tubehax it's just a save that has all of the code running homebrew. So technically speaking I can use that save to over-write my old one and boot homebrew?? This is just speculation. Would appreciate some help though! Thanks Tempers!~

You only need to edit once the DNS as stated on smea's github site. And set it back to automatically if you wish to do so

 

[notmeanymore]

If it were that easy, I don't think smealum would have us go through the trouble of setting up TubeHax to get IronHax up and running.

 

[TecXero]

I do believe all software and saves stored on the SD card by the 3DS are not only signed, but possibly encrypted. I'm not sure, but it would fit with Nintendo's paranoia about this stuff.

 

[mbcrazed]

You only need to edit once the DNS as stated on smea's github site. And set it back to automatically if you wish to do so

I can edit the DNS. I just can't load youtube in China.

 

[Procyon]

I can edit the DNS. I just can't load youtube in China.

Oow that's annoying, I've read that indeed

 

[dronesplitter]

I used cubic ninja and the install to get ironhax set up was very smooth and simple. Now I can finally retire the cubic ninja cart from my slot

 

[yodamerlin]

I can edit the DNS. I just can't load youtube in China.

But, is that required. Does China hijack DNS requests to servers, or just block connections to youtube IP addresses. If the first, then VPN, if the latter, then go ahead!

 

[Deleted member 359106]

savefiler might work or NTR, but a copy from the sd card definitely not (smea would have provided sd files in that case)

 

[mbcrazed]

But, is that required. Does China hijack DNS requests to servers, or just block connections to youtube IP addresses. If the first, then VPN, if the latter, then go ahead!

It is indeed the first. I have yet to fine a good VPN service provider that isn't own its way to being blocked. However, I did see something interesting smea said on twitter and could I do this?

 

[marc00077]

It is indeed the first. I have yet to fine a good VPN service provider that isn't own its way to being blocked. However, I did see something interesting smea said on twitter and could I do this? View attachment 23332

Just found a guy that had a solution and spent like 10 minutes searching this thread. This should work for everybody in china/people whose dns are blocked by the ISP:

Some ISPs do hijack all DNS requests, so it's entirely possible you might be on one of those.

It's still possible to launch homebrew "the long way". If you've got Ironfall, this isn't so bad because you can just install Ironhax and ignore YouTube. If it's your only way of running homebrew though, things are gonna suck.

Long version:

• start YouTube
• touch the "three dots" icon in the top right
• (sign out and then) hit Sign In
• scroll down and hit Privacy Policy
• scroll up and hit Google logo
• type "smea mtheall" (without quotes) and hit OK
• hit Search and open the first result, "Firmware version selector"
• follow the on-screen instructions

You'll have to do this every time you want to start up the Homebrew Launcher this way, so it's functional but horribly inconvenient.