Homebrew Is it possible to downgrade from 9.2.0-20E to 2.1 to get OTP?

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Good evening everybody!

I have an O3DS with 9.2.0-20E firmware for about a year and half (I was using emunand until now) and I wanted to install A9LHax but following Plailect's guide I got to the part of udsploit and safehax to get CTRTransfer but after running udsploit and press START to return the homebrew launcher, and then go to safehax, I get the message "PM INIT FAILED" and I have read that the problem is that I'm not on 11.x, so, is there any other way (actually safe) to downgrade to 2.1 and get OTP?

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Good evening everybody!

I have an O3DS with 9.2.0-20E firmware for about a year and half (I was using emunand until now) and I wanted to install A9LHax but following Plailect's guide I got to the part of udsploit and safehax to get CTRTransfer but after running udsploit and press START to return the homebrew launcher, and then go to safehax, I get the message "PM INIT FAILED" and I have read that the problem is that I'm not on 11.x, so, is there any other way (actually safe) to downgrade to 2.1 and get OTP?

Thank you!
Did you make sure that your wireless comunication is on because udsploit uses that. Quote from 3ds.guide "Ensure your device’s Wireless Communication is turned on as udsploit will need the wireless module to be active to function. Wireless Communication only has to be on; connecting it to an access point is not required."
 
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Did you make sure that your wireless comunication is on because udsploit uses that. Quote from 3ds.guide "Ensure your device’s Wireless Communication is turned on as udsploit will need the wireless module to be active to function. Wireless Communication only has to be on; connecting it to an access point is not required."
You were actually right. I didn't turn my Wi-Fi on. How stupid can I be? Thank you very much. Dowgrading now!

you generally dont need safehax, due to being on an exploitable fw that also has kernel access. I'd try the browser exploit or something similar to launch it

Thank you for your answer, I think I could have done that, but I'm not so smart at the moment. The problem was that I didn't have my wireless on.
 

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Okay. Now I have another problem.

I have messed up with my actual installation and I restarted everything. I have copied my arm9loaderhax.bin file to another folder outside the 3DS and formatted the SD. Then I have put it back in the root of the SD and booted my 3ds back up. Configured Luma and went to my system menu. Everything alright. Then I created a folder named "payloads" inside /luma with GodMode9.bin, and when I try to boot it (I hold start before and while booting), the Luma Chainloader shows and I select Godmode9 and I get:

An exception occurred

Processor: ARM9
Exception type: undefined instruction

For sure I have missed something in my SD and I can't figure out what.
This is what my SD looks like.

Thank you everyone!
 

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Okay. Now I have another problem.

I have messed up with my actual installation and I restarted everything. I have copied my arm9loaderhax.bin file to another folder outside the 3DS and formatted the SD. Then I have put it back in the root of the SD and booted my 3ds back up. Configured Luma and went to my system menu. Everything alright. Then I created a folder named "payloads" inside /luma with GodMode9.bin, and when I try to boot it (I hold start before and while booting), the Luma Chainloader shows and I select Godmode9 and I get:

An exception occurred

Processor: ARM9
Exception type: undefined instruction

For sure I have missed something in my SD and I can't figure out what.
This is what my SD looks like.

Thank you everyone!

Don't the payloads need to be named with the corresponding button you want to use to launch them? I haven't messed with my 3ds in a while, but I remember the payloads being named something like a-gm9.bin, b-d9.bin etc..
 

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Don't the payloads need to be named with the corresponding button you want to use to launch them? I haven't messed with my 3ds in a while, but I remember the payloads being named something like a-gm9.bin, b-d9.bin etc..

I have read that too. But before messing up, it wasn't necessary nor 3ds.guide said it, so... I will try anyways. But I can reach to "start" godmode9, but when I press "A" (in the payload list indicating "Godmode9") I get that error.
 

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Don't the payloads need to be named with the corresponding button you want to use to launch them? I haven't messed with my 3ds in a while, but I remember the payloads being named something like a-gm9.bin, b-d9.bin etc..
Luma 7.0+ made it so where you don't need to do that anymore and, when you press Start on boot, you load into a chainloader where you can then choose a payload. However, the feature from 6.6 and below still exists for those who liked the previous method.
 
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Luma 7.0+ made it so where you don't need to do that anymore and, when you press Start on boot, you load into a chainloadet where you can then choose a payload. However, the feature from 6.6 and below still exists for those who liked the previous method.

I was not aware of that, looks like the OP's problem lies elsewhere then?
 

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I would imagine so.

@Enlapse I would bring this up in the Luma3DS thread in the Flashcards and Custom Firmware section.
Hm... I will think about it, but not at the moment because of my lack of time.

Anyways: I "solved" it. Decrypt9WIP did the trick. I only needed to inject FBI to install the other CIAs, but I loved how GodMode9 worked (easy as a pie, and without the need of dump h&s) but well. I used Decrypt9.

Thank you anyways, everybody for everything!
 

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Hm... I will think about it, but not at the moment because of my lack of time.

Anyways: I "solved" it. Decrypt9WIP did the trick. I only needed to inject FBI to install the other CIAs, but I loved how GodMode9 worked (easy as a pie, and without the need of dump h&s) but well. I used Decrypt9.

Thank you anyways, everybody for everything!
Well, even if you don't need it now, it might be a good idea to just mention it so that in case someone runs into that issue, there is a possible solution to fix it.
 

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I will. But I don't understand how this would be a Luma problem if before formatting my SD GodMode9 worked. But it could be a Luma problem, of course (Decrypt9 and Hourglass9 worked perfectly in the chainloader though).
 

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