Hi, recently i got an old3ds, updated to 9.2.0 europe, my region, i use rxtools nightly with ctrbootmanager, and sysnand to play cia games, i got the most games to work, but some games when booted, stays at the Nintendo 3ds logo, and nothing, i think its because of the region, but before this 2ds played some japan games and they were good, anything i can do, use another cfw, use emunand instead?
Rxtool is dead, use Luma3DS instead (https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/wiki)
Maybe the game is cryptofixed. Just visit the eShop page of the game to fix the problem, or download the seed of the game by another way (like FBI).
I recommend you to use FreeShop to download games.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-freeshop-open-source-eshop-clone.426573/
Last edited by RealityNinja,
You can flash your emunand to the sysnand and then update and it works perfectly (following the plailect guide)
pros of luma3ds is that it runs before anything else(official stuff and everything), so it's future-proof. Since it runs off the sysnand, it'll start correctly everytime, run faster, and you don't have to worry about accidental updates. Plus it's updated often and any small problems are addressed quickly(if there are any). I have my NNID on the latest firmware, and can still do absolutely everything I want with my 3ds. There are loads more reasons, those are just the reasons I like it.
Oh, and the original Rxtools is dead. I vaguely remember someone else trying to revive it to be relevant, but otherwise, no. It stopped being updated a long time ago.
Last edited by osaka35,
wellllll it is a bit of a process. Shouldn't take over an hour or so. Longest parts are backing up your nand and writing to your nand.
Everything should stay the same. I recommend backing up your sd card contents at the moment. You will have to format your sd card at some point, as you'll be migrating an emunand, but you'll be able to copy back over the contents of your sd card and it'll work just as your emunand currently does.
https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki
the emunand link later on in the guide will show you how to port emunand to sysnand (It'll be obvious)
Last edited by osaka35,
Yeah, everything should work exactly the same as you have it now. Once you finish the process of installing luma, when you boot up your device, all your games and saves from your emunand will still be there on your sysnand. I did it last week, and I had the same amount of games as you.
But yeah, just copy the contents of your SD card to a computer somewhere, so you have a backup of your stuff.
and if you have any questions about the guide, we're here to help. Be sure the follow the guide to the letter. Ask before doing anything, if you're unsure how to proceed.
Last edited by osaka35,
Ok shit happened, when i got to the part to load arm11.bin trhough browser, the screem glitched, i saw to click select, and if the console was not rebooted wait 10 seconds the power it of, i did that but the console now Just dont turn on, lights on the lights off, the blue one, 1 second and it turn off
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Dont worry, i accidentally forgot to put arm9loaderhax
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