Hacking EZFlash Redux. New 3ds flash cart?

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So looking at the PDF, it's really a gateway clone with slight menu changes, uses a launcher.dat file and a Luma folder. Doesn't even have all the steps for some reason.
It doesn't "use" a Luma directory. It just has instructions for existing A9LH + Luma users. Other than that, yes, it's pretty much a GW.
 
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So in the end, it's just a GW clone/alt. I'm probably gonna mess around with it a bit more then see if anyone with more knowledge will take it to see how it works.
 
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So in the end, it's just a GW clone/alt. I'm probably gonna mess around with it a bit more then see if anyone with more knowledge will take it to see how it works.
That was expected, I suppose. Still, it IS cheaper, and at least they didn't make a crappy EZFlash Time Machine.
 
I guess you could argue they didn't make anything except a few picture in ms paint :creep:
They removed the GW Time Machine :3

And provided official instructions on using the EZR alongside an existing A9LH installation. I guess. lul, even if the English is broken.
 
They removed the GW Time Machine :3

And provided official instructions on using the EZR alongside an existing A9LH installation. I guess. lul, even if the English is broken.
I assume the arm9loaderhax.bin is the luma arm9loaderhax.bin, and the plug in is probably the gateway launcher plug in that was also made by the community, sad to think they just lumped together a bunch of other people's work and expecting money for it

actually looking at the files they don't even include the arm9loaderhax.bin their guide is literally useless, they just expect everyone to just know by default how to have a9lh setup and installed.......they might as well just be dome with and link to http://guide.3ds
 
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I assume the arm9loaderhax.bin is the luma arm9loaderhax.bin, and the plug in is probably the gateway launcher plug in that was also made by the community, sad to think they just lumped together a bunch of other people's work and expecting money for it

actually looking at the files they don't even include the arm9loaderhax.bin their guide is literally useless, they just expect everyone to just know by default how to have a9lh setup and installed.......they might as well just be dome with and link to http://guide.3ds
You got the URL wrong :3

Also, they DO include the payload to boot it, it's inside the /luma/payloads directory.


as i said...nice piece of ...now confirmed

dont waste ur money in this scammers plz

greetings

lmao. It was pretty much confirmed that it was a GW clone, doesn't mean they're scammers.
 
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You got the URL wrong :3

Also, they DO include the payload to boot it, it's inside the /luma/payloads directory.



lmao. It was pretty much confirmed that it was a GW clone, doesn't mean they're scammers.
yeah but you would also need the luma arm9loaderhax.bin file which isn't included, they only have the launcher.dat and plugin
 
yeah but you would also need the luma arm9loaderhax.bin file which isn't included, they only have the launcher.dat and plugin
You really wouldn't. You can use the payload as your arm9loaderhax.bin . Is there any reason why that wouldn't work? Though, they assume their users already have Luma. I wonder why. Is it maybe just aimed at those who want to run content in .3ds format?
 
I'd, it would have made more sense to just use it as the arm9loaderhax.bin but alas they didn't and they didn't really include any instructions for newbies on what they would need to do to get it up and running
 
I'd, it would have made more sense to just use it as the arm9loaderhax.bin but alas they didn't and they didn't really include any instructions for newbies on what they would need to do to get it up and running
True, that. It doesn't seem aimed at new people.
 

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