Homebrew How do I go from Menuhax using Luma to Arm9Loader?

[ShinLarc]

Can someone tell me how to do this? I heard there really isnt any point using menuhax now..

 

[KunoichiZ]

https://plailect.github.io/Guide/get-started

 

[TimX24968B]

Can someone tell me how to do this? I heard there really isnt any point using menuhax now..

check the guide: https://plailect.github.io/Guide/

damn, ninja'd

 

[elBenyo]

I hear this a lot and the guide isn't short, but I can be.
1. Download a bunch of stuff and sort to SD.
2. Fire up homebrew, Back up Nand, Downgrade.
3. Run more homebrew, back up Nand, Upgrade.
4. Install Al9H, back up Nand, Upgrade.
5. Profit!

 

[Joom]

I hear this a lot and the guide isn't short, but I can be.
1. Download a bunch of stuff and sort to SD.
2. Fire up homebrew, Back up Nand, Downgrade.
3. Run more homebrew, back up Nand, Upgrade.
4. Install Al9H, back up Nand, Upgrade.
5. Profit!

It's not short for a reason. Installing A9LH is too much of a liability, so Plailect can't be blamed for not being meticulous enough.

 

[ShinLarc]

I just don't even know where to start. It seems way to difficult than what I currently have setup. There isn't an easier way to do this while already having Luma?

 

[Joom]

I just don't even know where to start. It seems way to difficult than what I currently have setup. There isn't an easier way to do this while already having Luma?

It honestly can't be any simpler. If you have an N3DS you don't even have to downgrade again. Just read the guide in order.

 

[Drakia]

I just don't even know where to start

I mean, the "Get Started" page linked above might be a good place to get started...

 

[Squee777]

It's alot of steps but it's not as daunting as it looks. Follow all the steps exactly and you'll be fine. You will be happy you did it. Faster and much more stable boot than menuhax.

 

[Something whatever]

I was going to ask the same thing, I'm using menuhaxs with luma

 

[TimX24968B]

Only reason why I personally weed out "menuhax isn't as stable" is because I haven't rebooted my 3ds in a month, I just leave it in sleep mode. Not an issue for me

 

[The Catboy]

I just don't even know where to start. It seems way to difficult than what I currently have setup. There isn't an easier way to do this while already having Luma?

I was going to ask the same thing, I'm using menuhaxs with luma

You start by hitting "Getting started" on the guide
https://plailect.github.io/Guide/

It's alot of steps but it's not as daunting as it looks. Follow all the steps exactly and you'll be fine. You will be happy you did it. Faster and much more stable boot than menuhax.

It's actually a lot less steps, interestingly enough.

I hear this a lot and the guide isn't short, but I can be.
1. Download a bunch of stuff and sort to SD.
2. Fire up homebrew, Back up Nand, Downgrade.
3. Run more homebrew, back up Nand, Upgrade.
4. Install Al9H, back up Nand, Upgrade.
5. Profit!

You shouldn't simplify it. There's a reason why the guide goes into such detail.

 

[elBenyo]

You start by hitting "Getting started" on the guide
https://plailect.github.io/Guide/
View attachment 67894

It's actually a lot less steps, interestingly enough.

You shouldn't simplify it. There's a reason why the guide goes into such detail.

I know there is a reason the guide goes into so much detail and so does everyone who must use it to perform this task. Do my 5 bullet points seem like a guide anyone can follow? I was boiling it down enough for him to grasp the idea in one glance from his current setup.

 

[The Catboy]

I know there is a reason the guide goes into so much detail and so does everyone who must use it to perform this task. Do my 5 bullet points seem like a guide anyone can follow? I was boiling it down enough for him to grasp the idea in one glance from his current setup.

I set up A9LH when the guide was just a paragraph and even I am having a hard time following your guide.

 

[Something whatever]

You start by hitting "Getting started" on the guide
https://plailect.github.io/Guide/
View attachment 67894

It's actually a lot less steps, interestingly enough.

You shouldn't simplify it. There's a reason why the guide goes into such detail.

hmmm so I really should change my set up then. Thanks I will get to this later.....going to take a while