Homebrew Homebrew (possibly) causing games to crash?

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Version: Formerly 9.9-E, now on 10.3-E
I had IronHax installed on both 9.9 and later on 10.3, but also installed MenuHax as a backup, just in case.

I've been playing Pokemon ORAS on my o3DS lately (real cartridge version) and noticed that once every so often my game would crash and the 3DS would ask for a reboot. After I turn it back on I sometimes get an SD card error, but everything goes back to normal after another reboot.

Is this somehow related to the homebrew being installed on the system?
 
Nope. Was planning to downgrade, but still waiting for a stable release. No CIAs at all.

I don't think homebrew causes it, then.

Ironhax homebrew runs off of a different processor than 3DS games, and if you didn't install any CIAs or downgrade, you wouldn't have broken anything regarding the 3DS's OS.

But, with experimental stuff like homebrew, we can never be too sure. Try experimenting and see if you can figure out the problem. :)
 
I don't think homebrew causes it, then.

Ironhax homebrew runs off of a different processor than 3DS games, and if you didn't install any CIAs or downgrade, you wouldn't have broken anything regarding the 3DS's OS.

But, with experimental stuff like homebrew, we can never be too sure. Try experimenting and see if you can figure out the problem. :)
The thing i was planning to do tomorrow is play other games and see if that'll happen again.

So far it only happened with 1 game cart
 
Well, if other games work fine, we can safely assume it's a faulty game cart.
If it's the game OR the 3DS, I'm fucked either way lol. The game currently has a 100% save that I'm definitely not willing to lose :/
 
I could just use the PokeBank and transfer everything to another Pokémon game i have, in case the cart actually broke.

Yeah, that definitely works too, if you don't care about going back and beating everything in the game again. ;)

However, buying a save dongle is great future-proofing too, cause I'm 100% sure there are going to be more entrypoints involving saves in the future.
 
I had a strange crash from Alpha Sapphire myself.

In my case, I was trying to close it anyway, but the system just locked up as it was starting to bring up the "Close this title?" dialog. It'd faded halfway in, and just froze there.

I have both menuhax and Ironhax, but was just running the normal Home menu at the time.
 

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