Eh. But what if they don't want to take the risk or have the time to setup A9LH? Menuhax is still an option that still supports the latest firmware. Both have their pros and cons.
Time, sure. It does take a couple hours. But honestly.. it takes some people that long to get menuhax set up from scratch using scattered tutorials anyway.
Yeah, I mean once the procedure is complete, the 3DS becomes brick-proof, but there are several instances during the process where there is a chance for a hard brick. If you carefully follow the directions, you shouldn't brick, but it is very possible to misread or skip over something important. And it took me about 6-7 hours the first time I installed A9LH, and by no means would I consider myself a newbie at 3DS hacking. So yeah, if you can set aside a day to carefully read and follow the procedure, go with menuhax. If someone doesn't have that kind of time and doesn't care for A9LH perks, then menuhax is perfectly suitable.
Thats why we are hear to yell at them to follow it word for word xD Yes there is always a chance of bricking but if they are confident enough to go through the few hours of doing it then more power to them. Thats why we must give both routes so they can choose instead of people at each others throats on which on is better. Which we all know temp has flame wars like this.
Since the creation of the guide many new safety precautions have been put in place. Its almost impossible to brick at this point unless youre trying to, or deliberately skip steps. But if you read the guide it says 100 times to read carefully and follow every step. If you can read and follow instructions...You wont brick. Period.
Yeah cause thats totally relevant to his questions/this thread.
But is your comment actually solving the problem here? Just answer the question or ignore it and move on with your life.
Not exactly, theres always a possibility of a brick, tho ive done close to ten now with now bricks, its still possible.
