I have a Japanese New 3DS firmware 10.7.0 and a digital oot3d. I placed boot.3dsx at the root of my sd card. After I put the sd card back into the 3ds and turned it on, none of the games I've downloaded showed up (i.e. oot) I deleted boot.3dsx from the root and then the my games appeared. How do I get oot3dhax to work?
OoThax is a NEED a working exploit to install the exploited save payload for OoT the lets you run homebrew
cart of OoT+powersave
or
a 3ds that CAN run homebrew and a OoT cart to install the exploit
cart of OoT+powersave
or
a 3ds that CAN run homebrew and a OoT cart to install the exploit
Indeed. Try to buy smash bros 3ds (physical version), and use smashhax instead...
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Have you already installed the payload in oot? If not, you have to spend money...Err... I was trying to avoid spending money...
Exploits list: https://3dbrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_Exploits
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You need homebrew access, so you CAN'T (because you have purchased oot on ESHOP, it's impossible to inject the payload with powersave, but you can install it if you have cubic ninja, or if you use smashhax). Sorry. (and next time, don't purchase digital games....)
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But you can sell your 3ds and buy another (i'm sure 3ds in shops are on 10.3 firm max...)Alright well thanks though
I have a digital Smash Bros
if that changes anything
You can use it, but you have to delete the smash bros update. Note that smash hax is difficult to setup... (you need a pc with wireless connection, linux os, etc...)I have a digital Smash Bros
Link to a tutorial : http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x37pesc
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https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-using-smashhax-with-linux.397194/
or http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x37pesc
(yeah, i know, this is a little complicated...) Good luck!!
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Err... He have a new 3ds...
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Yep, boot.3dsx and the 3ds folder with homebrews.
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