Homebrew Question regarding the use of ctr-httpwn

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SVDT/JKSV freeze with OoT3D for the same reason that the OoThax installer does. PASLR was implemented for OoT3D starting with 11.0, and so homebrew applications won't work with it for the time being. Powersaves is your best option at this point.


The only way that this would be possible is if you're not rebooting to the home menu to use ctr-httpwn, but instead opening eShop/games/etc. through something like HANS after running httpwn.

yeah i knew it was not real what that guy said , anyway he best option already have been said above we should lock this thread.
 
yeah i knew it was not real what that guy said , anyway he best option already have been said above we should lock this thread.
We don't lock threads here once they've been 'answered', as people might have additional, related or follow-up questions in the future.
 
SVDT/JKSV freeze with OoT3D for the same reason that the OoThax installer does. PASLR was implemented for OoT3D starting with 11.0, and so homebrew applications won't work with it for the time being. Powersaves is your best option at this point.


The only way that this would be possible is if you're not rebooting to the home menu to use ctr-httpwn, but instead opening eShop/games/etc. through something like HANS after running httpwn.
Wtf?! Ctr-httpwn through Menuhax!!! Heck yes!
 
Wtf?! Ctr-httpwn through Menuhax!!! Heck yes!
Kind of. The reason why ctr-httpwn 'doesn't work' when Menuhax 3.0 is installed is because you become unable to reboot to the home menu from the homebrew launcher. As such, you can still use ctr-httpwn when Menuhax 3.0 is installed by not rebooting to the home menu, and instead booting games/whatever through something like HANS. Note that this doesn't work for everything, and so the best thing to do would be to find another entrypoint to use and uninstall Menuhax.
 
But I still have 1 question. Why can't Menuhax work without rebooting?
This is the sort of thing you could find out for yourself. Read the information here under "Usage notes for sdiconhax".

Short (and somewhat tautological) answer: You can't because the way that Menuhax 3.0 works prevents the Home Menu process from restarting.
 
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This is the sort of thing you could find out for yourself. Read the information here under "Usage notes for sdiconhax".

Short (and somewhat tautological) answer: You can't because the way that Menuhax 3.0 works prevents the Home Menu process from restarting.
I was going through that site before you pointed it out but I personally understood nothing. Your explanation was clear and sharp enough to understand. Thanks! I'll try to get powersaves when I've got some time
 
Never heard of that thing
It comes with the Homebrew Launcher starter kit. It's a homebrew application that allows you to run games at N3DS clock speeds (if you're using an N3DS), change language and region, and, most importantly, run romhacks. Since it can run games straight from the HBL, it can be used in conjunction with ctr-httpwn to play games online on 11.0 or 11.1 while Menuhax 3.0 is installed.
 
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It comes with the Homebrew Launcher starter kit. It's a homebrew application that allows you to run games at N3DS clock speeds (if you're using an N3DS), change language and region, and, most importantly, run romhacks. Since it can run games straight from the HBL, it can be used in conjunction with ctr-httpwn to play games online on 11.0 or 11.1 while Menuhax 3.0 is installed.
So I don't use HANS
 
Okay, one thing I wanna know: Why does rebooting cancel ctr-httpwn? Is it stored in the RAM or something?
Update: I also recently found proof that ctr-httpwn works in HANS after activating it through Menuhax. The System Transfer App loaded without any System Update Errors.
 
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