Hacking Luma3DS - Noob-proof 3DS Custom Firmware

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Ok, so now that I added the 4th slot0xkey.bin file if I hold L+R it now says initialization: success! and press A to continue, however if I press start it boots up immediately to Decrypt9WIP menu.
 
Correct. You won't be able to boot to sysnand without the updated sysnand mode checked though
i don't see any updated sysnand mode in 5.0. also i do have nothing checked and it boots to sysnand.
 
Oh, I see. When I updated to A9LH on Plailect's guide there were only 3 slot0ckey.bin files and now there are 4. Maybe that's why I get that. I'll try adding the 4th one and seeing if it works correctly.
The keys are not used for this cfw they only need to be on the sd card if you want to used decrypt9
 
Oh, I see. When I updated to A9LH on Plailect's guide there were only 3 slot0ckey.bin files and now there are 4. Maybe that's why I get that. I'll try adding the 4th one and seeing if it works correctly.

Ok, so now that I added the 4th slot0xkey.bin file if I hold L+R it now says initialization: success! and press A to continue, however if I press start it boots up immediately to Decrypt9WIP menu.

That's exactly what happened to me:)
I had only 3 of the slot.bins and still was used to press L+R.
Now that i added the fourth .bin and boot to decrypt with start its all perfect:yay3ds:
 
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i don't see any updated sysnand mode in 5.0. also i do have nothing checked and it boots to sysnand.
O.o she must have changed the config again lol. I guess I should update lol. To the commitly site o/
She changed the name of the setting to "Use SysNAND FIRM as default"
 
I don't think its about lazyness, but automation.
I actually think an "autoupdater" would be quiet easy, since @astronautlevel got an compiling automat, or am I wrong?
 
I don't think its about lazyness, but automation.
I actually think an "autoupdater" would be quiet easy, since @astronautlevel got an compiling automat, or am I wrong?
Basically I have a server that checks for updates every 10 minutes, the source code is available for anyone who wants it.
 
Humanity will continue to find ways to be lazier by every passing day! :ha:

People have a habit of confusing efficiency with laziness sometimes.
Of course having a program/app have an update function is ideal. It's just good - and frankly standard - design.

(Not to take away from this awesome CFW, I'm OK with copying a file. :P')
 
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Basically I have a server that checks for updates every 10 minutes, the source code is available for anyone who wants it.

I'm not able to programm anything myself yet - was just thinking about this solution:
Grab the a9lh.bin from your Server and place it in the root of the SD
 
I'm not able to programm anything myself yet - was just thinking about this solution:
Grab the a9lh.bin from your Server and place it in the root of the SD
Shouldn't be too hard, but it would have to be a homebrew app or CIA because we don't have network function on arm9 yet.
 
huh, weird on the rename then...
It actually makes more sense with this name, so it's not so weird. The name now reflects what it actually does.

Shouldn't be too hard, but it would have to be a homebrew app or CIA because we don't have network function on arm9 yet.
I was thinking someone could make an app that just checks the version of your arm9loaderhax.bin and if applicable, updates it. Choose between stable or nightly.
 
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I don't think its about lazyness, but automation.
I actually think an "autoupdater" would be quiet easy, since @astronautlevel got an compiling automat, or am I wrong?
The problem is the need to change paths so it would have to support that also
 
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