Hacking B9S 1.3 → ntrboot.firm

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I'm confused, is that file translated from English to Italian or whatever? Because if not and it's just renamed from the more proper source...

https://github.com/SciresM/boot9strap/releases

to "boot9strap_ntr_1.3-forwarder-to-ntrboot.firm" and "boot9strap_ntr_dev_1.3-forwarder-to-ntrboot.firm," I think the Github link serves as what should be given the most credit.
 
I'm confused, is that file translated from English to Italian or whatever? Because if not and it's just renamed from the more proper source...

https://github.com/SciresM/boot9strap/releases

to "boot9strap_ntr_1.3-forwarder-to-ntrboot.firm" and "boot9strap_ntr_dev_1.3-forwarder-to-ntrboot.firm," I think the Github link serves as what should be given the most credit.
It's exactly the same. It just boot ntrboot.firm instead of boot.firm.
 
I'm confused, is that file translated from English to Italian or whatever? Because if not and it's just renamed from the more proper source...

https://github.com/SciresM/boot9strap/releases

to "boot9strap_ntr_1.3-forwarder-to-ntrboot.firm" and "boot9strap_ntr_dev_1.3-forwarder-to-ntrboot.firm," I think the Github link serves as what should be given the most credit.
It's a fork that boots ntrboot.firm instead of boot.firm.
 
I don't think it's a stupid question. it's a cautious one. I've successfully updated to 1.3. @kublai , follow the b9s guide. if you're on 1.2, just follow sections 1 and 2. you'll already have the correct luma version (8.1 or 8.1.1). this is also a good time to update godmode which you'll do in the guide. I had an outdated one myself.
 

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