Hacking 3DS 11.5 system update incoming

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Can you tell me which files I have to put? I'm a little lost there
Files? I mean i’ve Launched the official Nintendo 3DS System Update as my 3DS acknowledged there was one and it just worked. And the CFW is still working (Luma3DS 8.1) and the HomeBrew launcher is working.
I had to use/put no files nowhere: just made a System Update from the console settings (or from the pop-up it gives you when it detects an internet connection).
 
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Are you using Windows? If so, why haven't you switched to Linux? It has features Windows doesn't have.

See where this line of thinking goes? It's literally "stop liking what I don't like".
Oh, I am still using Windows 3. Why update to a newer version if mine does what I need? The same analogy. Luma is literally an update to reinand.
 
Oh, I am still using Windows 3. Why update to a newer version if mine does what I need? The same analogy. Luma is literally an update to reinand.
Windows 3.x doesn't have a TCP/IP stack, thus making it impossible to hack remotely. Quite a few embedded devices still use it for this reason.
 
But you're missing out on features, and reinand has a lot of cons that luma doesn't have.
Why even bother with a 3DS then? Get a smartphone, it has more memory, a higher resolution screen, and a faster processor, plus built-in mobile data for online gaming anywhere!
 
because physical controls, and mobile games suck
Phone has BETTER FEATURES so that makes it automatically better than 3DS, and anyone who says otherwise is a peasant!!11!1

It's like you don't even realize you're defeating your own whiny argument that anyone who uses "outdated" software is bad and wrong.
 
There is literally no need for a "stability" update. Can we completely dismiss the possibility of there being some kind of ticking timebomb in the update that can brick your console as punishment for CFW?

I can see how it would play out:
"HEY GUYS, 11.5 IS SAFE"
*1 month later* - "WTF? BRICKED!!!"
 
There is literally no need for a "stability" update. Can we completely dismiss the possibility of there being some kind of ticking timebomb in the update that can brick your console as punishment for CFW?

I can see how it would play out:
"HEY GUYS, 11.5 IS SAFE"
*1 month later* - "WTF? BRICKED!!!"
One of the reasons I'm not updating until further notice.
 
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There is literally no need for a "stability" update. Can we completely dismiss the possibility of there being some kind of ticking timebomb in the update that can brick your console as punishment for CFW?

I can see how it would play out:
"HEY GUYS, 11.5 IS SAFE"
*1 month later* - "WTF? BRICKED!!!"

Don’t think so, because if it’s not touching Native_Firm, it can’t do any harm to an already hacked arm9. B9S gives access to arm9. With that, we have full control on security, so nothing can brick. If and when they’ll realease an update that modifies NATIVE_FIRM, that could potentially undo our hacks, but for this one it’s unlikely it will be any harmful.
 
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Don’t think so, because if it’s not touching Native_Firm, it can’t do any harm to an already hacked arm9. B9S gives access to arm9. With that, we have full control on security, so nothing can brick. If and when they’ll realease an update that modifies NATIVE_FIRM, that could potentially undo our hacks, but for this one it’s unlikely it will be any harmful.

So Nintendo DO HAVE the ability to release an update that breaks BS9?
 

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