Just bought an O3DS which comes with 4.4.0 firmware. Tried following the guides but the web browser keeps saying it needs an access point.
I thought if I connected to the internet, I will end up getting the update nag message?
Is there any way to use the eShop on a 10.3.0-28E n3DS?
Yes, CFW gives you all of that.Does CFW support these?
region-free
online play
patching games or dlc
e-shop
What are the benefits of CFW over Sky? (other than the price point and eShop gameZ)
No, otherwise how can people unlink.Quick question: Formatting SysNAND doesn't require / force you to update firmware right?
Right, I should have known that since I've done it multiple times lol, just got uncertain for a second.No, otherwise how can people unlink.
It does ask to connect to internet, but that to unlink NNID.
make sense people would get confused via the connect to internet.Right, I should have known that since I've done it multiple times lol, just got uncertain for a second.
You need MenuHax and CTRBootManager. Install MenuHax with the MenuHax Manager app that comes with the starter kit, then set a trigger type like type 2 for example, hold R and then touch the touchscreen. Now MenuHax will trigger on coldboot, now you download CTRBootManager and put it's .3dsx file on the root of your SD card and rename it to boot.3dsx, rename the Homebrew Launcher to bhbl.3dsx - then make a boot.cfg file in your SD root where you specify your options, here's mine for example.I have a question regarding coldbooting into Gateway Emunand (via GW.3dsx):
I have sysnand 9.0 and GW Emunand 10.4 (using the latest GW 3.7.1). I want to be able to coldboot into Gateway Emunand, and I believe I need to install the homebrew channel to do this? I am confused by this process. Can anyone let me know the steps I need to take? Thank you!
proceed at normal. it just you may or may not have to rebuild database, not always.Alright so I've been following this guide:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutoria...g-10-4-emunand-coldboot-cia-installer.405589/
I'm at the part where I have my sysNAND and emuNAND unlinked, and I rebuilt my database again for emuNAND (or at least I think it's emuNAND). Then I've extracted the CFW to the root of my sdcard, turned on my n3DS, changed my theme, and when it asks me to rebuild my database again, the n3DS doesn't see the need to do that. Have I messed up somehow? Am I on emuNAND or sysNAND? Did I rebuild my database on sysNAND first when it should have been emuNAND?
EDIT: Actually maybe the guide did not ask me to rebuild my database just yet, so I guess I rebuilt my database on sysNAND, not emuNAND, and I can proceed as normal then?
Alright, thanks a lot!proceed at normal. it just you may or may not have to rebuild database, not always.
you are good.
You need MenuHax and CTRBootManager. Install MenuHax with the MenuHax Manager app that comes with the starter kit, then set a trigger type like type 2 for example, hold R and then touch the touchscreen. Now MenuHax will trigger on coldboot, now you download CTRBootManager and put it's .3dsx file on the root of your SD card and rename it to boot.3dsx, rename the Homebrew Launcher to bhbl.3dsx - then make a boot.cfg file in your SD root where you specify your options, here's mine for example.
You can copy that and remove the paths you don't want.
Do you mean in general? If so, you're never going to be using SysNand unless you wanna play DS and GBA games or whatever. You'll be doing everything in EmuNAND. However, these steps I mentioned are all done in SysNAND, since you're gonna have MenuHax in SysNAND.I'm a little confused as to what I'll be doing in sysnand and what I'll be doing in emunand. Thanks for the help.