Hacking Advantages to using a9lh?

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game consoles and other electronics use nand but they don't get used a lot. If you play games from it you get a lot more use out of it then other stuff that don't use it that often.

But you're not playing games from it. You're playing the games from the SD card. The only thing on the NAND which is going to be subject to r/w cycles is your user profile (e.g. streetpass metadata, when something is installed or NNID is changed).
 
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well do as you like. I prefer emunand since i can change my flashcard when it decides to break down.
ok, just be aware that that's in the area of 'paranoia', and not 'good idea'
i think it is fine to use emunand, but for different reasons :)
 
The battery will die long before the nand. Twenty years from now most 3ds's will have functioning nands but finding replacement lion batteries may be a trouble spot.
 
The battery will die long before the nand. Twenty years from now most 3ds's will have functioning nands but finding replacement lion batteries may be a trouble spot.
don't underestimate the power of China. When they decide to do Chinese companies will probably mass produce clone batteries so lol
 
Is retroarch emulators working on a9lh since those need to be on emunand to work using menuhax.

Or is a9lh #masterrace everything NAO worx ohn sysnand


Very fast booting<br /><br />100% boot rate (it has never not booted for me)
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Main reason for wanting to join a9lh #masterrace...

Tired of menuhax working 60% of time and having to soft reset.
 
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The battery will die long before the nand. Twenty years from now most 3ds's will have functioning nands but finding replacement lion batteries may be a trouble spot.
Nintendo's US online store is still selling (almost) all batteries going back to the GBA SP. The only one they're not selling is the original DS battery, but that's basically the same as the GBA SP battery, with the only difference being a plastic tab.
 
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I'm on OFW 6.0.0-12U SysNAND 2DS, and running CFW 11.1.0-34U EmuNAND. Am I eligible to use a9lh?
 

Thank you. I am currently reading this guide and I am afraid to do it tbh. xD
But I want to try it and brag it to my friends.

Question.
1. If I use a9lh, will my OFW be updated? or will stay at 6.0.0?
2. Can I still use my emunand?


Maybe I'll ask again on next reply. :) TY VM.
 
Thank you. I am currently reading this guide and I am afraid to do it tbh. xD
But I want to try it and brag it to my friends.

Question.
1. If I use a9lh, will my OFW be updated? or will stay at 6.0.0?
2. Can I still use my emunand?


Maybe I'll ask again on next reply. :) TY VM.

1. You will be on the latest firmware 11.1.0-34
2. Yes you can, but as the guide stated, there is no need since you will be using SysNand.

The guide is not really that hard to understand, but I understand you being afraid since this is your first time doing it.
 
1. You will be on the latest firmware 11.1.0-34
2. Yes you can, but as the guide stated, there is no need since you will be using SysNand.

The guide is not really that hard to understand, but I understand you being afraid since this is your first time doing it.

Yeah, my first time doing it. :(

1. 11.1.0-34 CFW or OFW?
2. Can I downgrade to any fw version?

Sorry If I ask too many questions.. Please guide me, TIA. :)
 
Even with my 128 GB SD, I still get a decent boot time of 15 seconds. Worth the extra wait time for more space. It's much faster than you'd think, especially if you turn it on mindlessly.

Overall, it's not necessary to install A9LH at all, don't let people show off and brag about it. They're just happy that they didn't brick in the process.
For most users, especially newcomers, menuhax + Emunand is all you'd need.
only 9sec for me on my 128gb micro sd
 
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Yeah, my first time doing it. :(

1. 11.1.0-34 CFW or OFW?
2. Can I downgrade to any fw version?

Sorry If I ask too many questions.. Please guide me, TIA. :)
1. 11.1.0-34 CFW but on SysNAND
2. Did you mean SysNAND? If yes, I think you can as long as you have the correct firmware files.
 
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Yeah, my first time doing it. :(

1. 11.1.0-34 CFW or OFW?
2. Can I downgrade to any fw version?

Sorry If I ask too many questions.. Please guide me, TIA. :)

1. CFW
2. Once you're in updated sysnand using a9lh, there's no need to downgrade.
 
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1. 11.1.0-34 CFW but on SysNAND
2. Did you mean SysNAND? If yes, I think you can as long as you have the correct firmware files.

Thanks so much. I'm learning more from great people. Ty bunch.

1. CFW
2. Once you're in updated sysnand using a9lh, there's no need to downgrade.

Cool, I am so excited to do it now.

One last question. Is the NANDmin.bin that I back up is my current OFW 6.0.0-12? And in my understanding, I can restore this if some shit happens?

TY VM. :)
 
Thanks so much. I'm learning more from great people. Ty bunch.



Cool, I am so excited to do it now.

One last question. Is the NANDmin.bin that I back up is my current OFW 6.0.0-12? And in my understanding, I can restore this if some shit happens?

TY VM. :)
Yep
 
Thanks so much. I'm learning more from great people. Ty bunch.



Cool, I am so excited to do it now.

One last question. Is the NANDmin.bin that I back up is my current OFW 6.0.0-12? And in my understanding, I can restore this if some shit happens?

TY VM. :)
Yes, it is the backup of your 6.0 sysnand backup. You can also restore your 11.0 emunand after you installs A9LH, so you won't lose everything you have so far. The emunand backup and restore section is in part 3 of the guide.
 

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