I would recommend using emuNAND. It's safer, won't take any longer to boot if you have a fast SD card, and you can keep your sysNAND on an exploitable firmware for things that require ARM9 kernel, such as Decrypt9.
I've got a question myself. Is it possible to autoboot a .3DSX or a .dat with armloaderhax9?
I don't get what kind of binary is booted from SD Card when starting the 3DS with armloaderhax installed. Can someone clarify this? I don't want to waste the time dumping otp etc. just to realise that it does only work with special files or boots Sysnand first.
I don't get what kind of binary is booted from SD Card when starting the 3DS with armloaderhax installed. Can someone clarify this? I don't want to waste the time dumping otp etc. just to realise that it does only work with special files or boots Sysnand first.
Last edited by GothicIII,
Right now you can find an a9lh specific bootloader that in theory can boot dat and another a9lh payloads based on ctrboot.
I use it to keep a version of miniDecrypt9 a9lh. Just in case.
ctrboot, not ctrbootmanager. aureinand and cakes.
Keep in mind a9lh needs screeninit for launching Decrypt9. I you don't have it, the screens will remain off.
BootCtr*
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You can't boot a .3dsx with arm9loaderhax.
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