Hacking Luma3DS - Noob-proof 3DS Custom Firmware

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@Aurora Wright I know you're probably getting tired of being tagged 24/7, but I wanted to know if you might possibly implement a feature to switch to an NTR firm from within the configuration menu. I just think it'd save people a lot of time lol
 
I can't find a thread for StarUpdater and I really don't see the need to make one for an issue that's most likely easy to fix. Every time I run it, it doesn't update my current build, it simply makes another file like this
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What's up with that?
 
I can't find a thread for StarUpdater and I really don't see the need to make one for an issue that's most likely easy to fix. Every time I run it, it doesn't update my current build, it simply makes another file like this
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What's up with that?
Do you have a config file in the luma location?
 
Well that is why. Remove it, unless that's where you keep and have your luma payload named
That's the problem. I don't use Luma as my main, so it's stored in a folder named a9lh and is named luma.bin (I know, it's from the git, but I am lazy.)
 
Ayyy~ it worked! Thanks so much! I noticed your file was slightly smaller than mine, what's with that?
Not sure maybe yours isn't made right. Not sure how macs handle txt files or how they encode them but that may be the issue.
Oh wait that's not a mac.... It's just an ugly theme [emoji14]
 
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Ayyy~ it worked! Thanks so much! I noticed your file was slightly smaller than mine, what's with that?
You had a byte at the end of your config file that was causing the path changer problems. I'd advice switching to a different text editor.
 
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