Hacking can rxtools play card 2 cia games like pokemon Y

[mijuu]

I remember an issue with the first cfw where it couldnt save the game. Does this still exist, am thinking of updating sysnand to 9.2 for auto boot but not much point in rx if it cant save on those games?

 

[RikuKawai]

I remember an issue with the first cfw where it couldnt save the game. Does this still exist, am thinking of updating sysnand to 9.2 for auto boot but not much point in rx if it cant save on those games?

Yes it can.

 

[mijuu]

Yes it can.

is that defo as the downgrade mod isnt conveniently places at the minute ive just terminated the wires and wrapped it up inside. idea is for the other ds to never bother needing to buy a gw.

I have a gw for my system but my gf has lost her r4 delux cards. i am contemplating updating it to 9.2 and to just use rxtools auto loader.

btw you know if rxtools for some reason fails to autoboot is it a pita the set it backup again if it is that pretty much renders that option useless as it will be her 3ds and more than likely wouldnt be able to do it. How reliable is the autoboot system? cheers for the info.

 

[RikuKawai]

is that defo as the downgrade mod isnt conveniently places at the minute ive just terminated the wires and wrapped it up inside. idea is for the other ds to never bother needing to buy a gw.

I have a gw for my system but my gf has lost her r4 delux cards. i am contemplating updating it to 9.2 and to just use rxtools auto loader.

btw you know if rxtools for some reason fails to autoboot is it a pita the set it backup again if it is that pretty much renders that option useless as it will be her 3ds and more than likely wouldnt be able to do it. How reliable is the autoboot system? cheers for the info.

Sometimes autoboot will fail, albeit rarely.
Just shutdown and try again if it does.

Once on 9.2, you can go back to 4.5 in software with the Gateway launcher, no need for hardmod.
rxTools autoboot does need an unlinked EmuNAND though.

 

[mijuu]

Sometimes autoboot will fail, albeit rarely.
Just shutdown and try again if it does.

Once on 9.2, you can go back to 4.5 in software with the Gateway launcher, no need for hardmod.
rxTools autoboot does need an unlinked EmuNAND though.

yea its already unlinked atm. am contemplating it to be honest its probably not worth it have read a few people bricking trying to install the auto boot stuff. i can unbrick but am not in the mood for opening it again unwrapping the wires and resoldering to the sdreader (will have to sort a connector out at some point). hmm will have to have a think about it the autoboot does sound bloody convenient though and she could have the internet completely disabled on synand, the way its currently setup the browser needs to be used to launch rx.

 

[RikuKawai]

yea its already unlinked atm. am contemplating it to be honest its probably not worth it have read a few people bricking trying to install the auto boot stuff. i can unbrick but am not in the mood for opening it again unwrapping the wires and resoldering to the sdreader (will have to sort a connector out at some point). hmm will have to have a think about it the autoboot does sound bloody convenient though and she could have the internet completely disabled on synand, the way its currently setup the browser needs to be used to launch rx.

The wireless switch applies to sysnand and emunand.
You could use MSET, but if she played DS games it would need to be reinstalled.

 

[mijuu]

The wireless switch applies to sysnand and emunand.
You could use MSET, but if she played DS games it would need to be reinstalled.

indeed but you can delete the internet setting on sysnand so it doesnt have internet access where as you can keep the settings on enand so it works on enand, thats my thinking.

 

[RikuKawai]

indeed but you can delete the internet setting on sysnand so it doesnt have internet access where as you can keep the settings on enand so it works on enand, thats my thinking.

With themehax autoboot, the only time you'll ever end up in SysNAND is if you hold a button or your SD card is removed.

 

[mijuu]

With themehax autoboot, the only time you'll ever end up in SysNAND is if you hold a button or your SD card is removed.

is it pretty brick safe setting it up have read a couple of people bricking whilst setting it up.

and ye that does sound good.

 

[RikuKawai]

is it pretty brick safe setting it up have read a couple of people bricking whilst setting it up.

and ye that does sound good.

Can't imagine it being any more dangerous than other rxTools entry points.
You'd have to screw up really badly.

 

[mijuu]

Can't imagine it being any more dangerous than other rxTools entry points.
You'd have to screw up really badly.

ok, is there anything on 4.5 that cant be done on 9.2 also is 9.0 or 9.2 the best version for themehax or doesn't it matter?

im on o3ds XL

 

[RikuKawai]

ok, is there anything on 4.5 that cant be done on 9.2 also is 9.0 or 9.2 the best version for themehax or doesn't it matter?

im on o3ds XL

Not that I know of, 9.2 is the only version that can be updated to with a game AFAIK.
Make sure you use sysupdater in rxTools devmode and NOT rxMode or you will brick your system.

 

[mijuu]

Not that I know of, 9.2 is the only version that can be updated to with a game AFAIK.
Make sure you use sysupdater in rxTools devmode and NOT rxMode or you will brick your system.

all good ill follow the guide to a T, its a great guide. maybe the bricks are just people not doing what there supposed to be doing, who knows.

 

[TidusWulf]

What is this about autobooting rxTools?

 

[Deleted member 333767]

What is this about autobooting rxTools?

You turn your 3DS on and it boots directly to custom firmware.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

all good ill follow the guide to a T, its a great guide. maybe the bricks are just people not doing what there supposed to be doing, who knows.

Note that Dev Mode has been renamed Pasta Mode and it's under Advanced Options in the rxTools menu. I updated a 3DS with sysupdater and rxTools Pasta Mode yesterday and all went well. However, it turns out the pack labeled 9.2.0-20U on *that ISO site* was actually for 9.0.0-20U. For the purposes of autoboot CFW, it doesn't matter since themehax works just fine on 9.0 too, but it could have just as easily been 9.3 which would have been bad.

And I don't think there's a difference between card1 and card2 in CIA games, if that's even an option. All CIA games save to the SD card in the same way. IIRC the reason Pokemon had issues saving on Palantine/PBT-CFW was because it was using 6.x save encryption and that somehow broke things.

 

[mijuu]

Note that Dev Mode has been renamed Pasta Mode and it's under Advanced Options in the rxTools menu. I updated a 3DS with sysupdater and rxTools Pasta Mode yesterday and all went well. However, it turns out the pack labeled 9.2.0-20U on *that ISO site* was actually for 9.0.0-20U. For the purposes of autoboot CFW, it doesn't matter since themehax works just fine on 9.0 too, but it could have just as easily been 9.3 which would have been bad.

ya close one.

 

[RikuKawai]

Note that Dev Mode has been renamed Pasta Mode and it's under Advanced Options in the rxTools menu. I updated a 3DS with sysupdater and rxTools Pasta Mode yesterday and all went well. However, it turns out the pack labeled 9.2.0-20U on *that ISO site* was actually for 9.0.0-20U. For the purposes of autoboot CFW, it doesn't matter since themehax works just fine on 9.0 too, but it could have just as easily been 9.3 which would have been bad.

I was running a nightly from September, currently trying to update to the latest nightly and the thing isn't working. Might have to revert to the old version.

 

[TidusWulf]

You turn your 3DS on and it boots directly to custom firmware.

Is there a guide for this yet? I have CN and I'm on 9.2, but I've yet to even touch themehax or ctrbootmanager

 

[Deleted member 333767]

Is there a guide for this yet? I have CN and I'm on 9.2, but I've yet to even touch themehax or ctrbootmanager

I believe there is a comprehensive guide for a ground-up autoboot RxTools install in the FAQ section.

I've yet to dabble in the autobooting craze yet, but it sounds super convenient!