Hacking 3DS 11.2 Autofirm (for downgrade)

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So all 3ds can be hacked even when baught new?
Yes!
Either via Fieldrunners (I don't like this method because it's risky) and hardmod+autofirm.

EDIT: "bought new" consoles, usually, come with a lower firmware version, like 10.7 or bellow, and in this version you can downgrade directly to 9.2 via software only.
 
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So its not easy then. My o3ds is on 9.0. But im thinking about upgrading to a new 3ds soon
If your o3ds is on 9.0 it's very easy to hack, go for it!

Also if you hack your o3ds and get a n3ds you can downgrade your n3ds with fieldrunners, which isn't very difficult thanks to the guide :P
 
Can the fieldrunners be downloaded from the freshop? or from that iso site?
It has to be a legitimate copy, otherwise how would you get it on the target console? Clearly stated in the guide last time I checked (~ a month ago?).

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Yes!
Either via Fieldrunners (I don't like this method because it's risky) and hardmod+autofirm.

EDIT: "bought new" consoles, usually, come with a lower firmware version, like 10.7 or bellow, and in this version you can downgrade directly to 9.2 via software only.
How is it risky? It's the same exact method as hardmod. You *can* make a NAND backup using DSiWare and use Autofirm if you so want, then restore using DSiWare, but...
 
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If your o3ds is on 9.0 it's very easy to hack, go for it!

Also if you hack your o3ds and get a n3ds you can downgrade your n3ds with fieldrunners, which isn't very difficult thanks to the guide :P


My 03ds is already hacked . i just dont want to. Go out and buy a new 3ds and not be abke to mod it
 
How is it risky? It's the same exact method as hardmod. You *can* make a NAND backup using DSiWare and use Autofirm if you so want, then restore using DSiWare, but...
Yeah, but what happens if your console "dies" during the NAND writing process?! ;)
Only a hardmod could help you then...

I've only made hardmod so far and I don't know the dgTools app, but I've seen a couple of friend (technicians) that had weird stuff happening when writing the NAND (console shutdown during the writing, BSOD after a successful writing, and so on) and I had to help them wth hardmods.

Since I have never used dgTools I don't know if those issues were mistakes done by them or dgTools fault, but these friends are quite experienced in console modding, so I don't know...

This is why I said "risky", but this is my opinion, buddy!
 
Yeah, but what happens if your console "dies" during the NAND writing process?! ;)
Only a hardmod could help you then...

I've only made hardmod so far and I don't know the dgTools app, but I've seen a couple of friend (technicians) that had weird stuff happening when writing the NAND (console shutdown during the writing, BSOD after a successful writing, and so on) and I had to help them wth hardmods.

Since I have never used dgTools I don't know if those issues were mistakes done by them or dgTools fault, but these friends are quite experienced in console modding, so I don't know...

This is why I said "risky", but this is my opinion, buddy!
Imo, it's the same risk, and it doesn't matter too much if you make a backup prior. You can then have it hardmodded and fix it.
 
Imo, it's the same risk, and it doesn't matter too much if you make a backup prior. You can then have it hardmodded and fix it.
That's what I said... at least the last part!
I consider Fieldrunners riskier because you'd have to do a hardmod later to fix it whereas in hardmod you have total control of your NAND read/write.
 
That's what I said... at least the last part!
I consider Fieldrunners riskier because you'd have to do a hardmod later to fix it whereas in hardmod you have total control of your NAND read/write.
meh, it doesn't matter too much, and you only get it hardmodded (which *can* be significantly more expensive) if really necessary.
 
Thank you for this update of your software.

USAGE:
  1. Extract the .zip file on any folder on your Windows PC
  2. Extract via hardmod the nand of your 3DS
  3. Put the nand backup file renamed to NAND.BIN inside the same folder of the other files you extracted.
  4. Launch Autofirm_ENG.bat and follow instructions.
From your tutorial, I have noticed issues about some NATIVE_FIRM cia asked : https://www.reboot.ms/forum/threads/downgrade-3ds-da-11-1-11-2-a-9-2.3252/

  1. Effettuare la copia della NAND richiederà qualche minuto. Nel frattempo, scarica questi file:
    - Autofirm - Reboot edition (scarica sempre l'ultima versione per avere compatibilità totale con gli ultimi firmware)
    - I NATIVE_FIRM decriptati in formato .CIA, i link sono disponibili in questa pagina. -> FROM THIS LINK, only o3ds/n3ds 10.4 and 11.0 cia available
  2. Estrai il pacchetto autofirm_Reboot_11.2.zip in una cartella a piacere, poi copia al suo interno i file
    - o3DS 11.2.cia <- questi sono i NATIVE_FIRM scaricati al punto 2 (this one missing)
    - o3DS 11.1.cia (this one missing)
    - o3DS 11.0.cia
    - o3DS 10.4.cia
    - n3DS 11.2.cia (this one missing)
    - n3DS 11.1.cia (this one missing)
    - n3DS 11.0.cia
    - n3DS 10.4.cia
    - nand.bin <- estratta dal 3DS tramite hardmod
Do you have link to get the missing files listed above ?

Thank you for your help.
 
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Por favor alguien que me saque de la duda. Que pasa con los native fim
- o3DS 11.1.cia
- o3DS 11.0.cia
- o3DS 10.4.cia
- N3DS 11.2.cia
- N3DS 11.1.cia
- N3DS 11.0.cia
- N3DS 10.4.cia , ya no son necesarios? Porque los he buscado por todos lados y no estan. En la descarga no aparecen.
 
Por favor alguien que me saque de la duda. Que pasa con los native fim
- o3DS 11.1.cia
- o3DS 11.0.cia
- o3DS 10.4.cia
- N3DS 11.2.cia
- N3DS 11.1.cia
- N3DS 11.0.cia
- N3DS 10.4.cia , ya no son necesarios? Porque los he buscado por todos lados y no estan. En la descarga no aparecen.
When you open autofirm_ENG.bat file (from autofirm_Reboot_11.2b), read the text displayed and you will find a new URL link to access to these files.
 

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