Homebrew My 3DS doesn't play DS(I) Games anymore

[Yamathedestroyer]

Well, i installed the Agingcard NTR cia on my 3DS and touch a random Button that updated something, the Application freezed and now im not able to play any DS(i) Games on my 3DS.
I Reinstalled my TWL Firm but it didnt work.

Does anyone know how to fix it?

P.S. I am a German and my English is Very Bad. Sorry for that.

 

[metroid maniac]

Well, i installed the Agingcard NTR cia on my 3DS

You installed what?

 

[Yamathedestroyer]

You installed what?

A CIA that launches the .nds dumped from the Aging Card NTR A Nintendo DS Debug Cartridge

 

[xtheman]

Well, i installed the Agingcard NTR cia on my 3DS and touch a random Button that updated something, the Application freezed and now im not able to play any DS(i) Games on my 3DS.
I Reinstalled my TWL Firm but it didnt work.

Does anyone know how to fix it?

P.S. I am a German and my English is Very Bad. Sorry for that.

ntraging can brick a nds and it is the same for dsi mode on 3ds. Be careful next time

 

[Yamathedestroyer]

ntraging can brick a nds and it is the same for dsi mode on 3ds. Be careful next time

What can i Do?

I dont have an old DS or something like that

 

[metroid maniac]

Do you have any idea what menu item was selected?

 

[Yamathedestroyer]

It was something With Update, I dont able to check it

 

[metroid maniac]

I am currently emulating the ROM, but I cannot find any menu item that resembles "update", or that I believe would brick.

Could you use an emulator such as DeSmuMe or NO$GBA to try to find the menu item that caused the brick again?

EDIT:
I believe I have found the menu item that you used.
Is it "IPL2 Update Test TEG(024)" in the "NVRAM Menu"?
Writing nonsense to the NVRAM chip is known to cause bricks.

Fortunately, tools like this exist to restore the contents of NVRAM.
If the NVRAM contents must come from your console, then I'm not sure how this could be fixed. However, if the NVRAM is not console-specific, then you could restore an NVRAM backup that somebody else dumped.

 

[Yamathedestroyer]

I am currently emulating the ROM, but I cannot find any menu item that resembles "update", or that I believe would brick.

Could you use an emulator such as DeSmuMe or NO$GBA to try to find the menu item that caused the brick again?

EDIT:
I believe I have found the menu item that you used.
Is it "IPL2 Update Test TEG(024)" in the "NVRAM Menu"?
Writing nonsense to the NVRAM chip is known to cause bricks.

Fortunately, tools like this exist to restore the contents of NVRAM.
If the NVRAM contents must come from your console, then I'm not sure how this could be fixed. However, if the NVRAM is not console-specific, then you could restore an NVRAM backup that somebody else dumped.

Thanks for that, I will check It when i return from work

 

[Yamathedestroyer]

I am currently emulating the ROM, but I cannot find any menu item that resembles "update", or that I believe would brick.

Could you use an emulator such as DeSmuMe or NO$GBA to try to find the menu item that caused the brick again?

EDIT:
I believe I have found the menu item that you used.
Is it "IPL2 Update Test TEG(024)" in the "NVRAM Menu"?
Writing nonsense to the NVRAM chip is known to cause bricks.

Fortunately, tools like this exist to restore the contents of NVRAM.
If the NVRAM contents must come from your console, then I'm not sure how this could be fixed. However, if the NVRAM is not console-specific, then you could restore an NVRAM backup that somebody else dumped.

Is the NVRAM not N3DS Exclusive?
Because i have an old 3DS

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Is the NVRAM not New 3DS Exclusive?
Because i have an Old 3DS

 

[metroid maniac]

Is the NVRAM not N3DS Exclusive?
Because i have an old 3DS

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Is the NVRAM not New 3DS Exclusive?
Because i have an Old 3DS

NVRAM is a firmware chip included in every DS model since the original.

 

[Yamathedestroyer]

Well it worked, i flashed the NVRAM and now i play DS Games