well i'm sick of booting cubic ninja everytime, i heard i can skip that using this option but i'm not sure what it does entail, does it actualy modify things in my original firmware? what should i do exactly?
There's not really a problem with it. It won't really change anything important and it's much more easy to use than always booting CN.
And if you have a backup of your NAND, you can always restore it back to how it was before anyway.
ok, another question, i found this guide that says
- sysNAND settings are downgraded to 4.5 and got no settings for Nintendo Account (NNID)
is this going to fuck up my online settings or shit like that? i remember not being able to do certain stuff in MH4 until i set a proper NNID and i wouldn't want to break that
- sysNAND settings are downgraded to 4.5 and got no settings for Nintendo Account (NNID)
is this going to fuck up my online settings or shit like that? i remember not being able to do certain stuff in MH4 until i set a proper NNID and i wouldn't want to break that
Since the system settings is downgraded, you won't have access to NNID in sysnand anymore. But you'll still have it in emunand.
As long as you have everything already set up, there shouldn't be a problem.
In any case, remember that you can easily revert back if you happen to have any issue after doing it.
Mine is downgraded and since I only use emuNAND anyway and I can still access all the settings there, it's not a problem. But it's easy to install the original 9.x mset if you find out you need to access the missing sysNAND settings for some reason.
allright i tried following the instruction in the manual and i got a black screen when using devmenu after booting gateway mode through sysnand, suggestions?
EDIT: i have emunand already all setup and been used for a while could that be the problem?
EDIT: i have emunand already all setup and been used for a while could that be the problem?
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Little more info would be usefull, the only thing we know:
- You have a N3DS
- You boot Gateway through Cubic Ninja
What we don't know:
- Gateway Launcher version
- Sysnand Version
- Emunand version
- You have a N3DS
- You boot Gateway through Cubic Ninja
What we don't know:
- Gateway Launcher version
- Sysnand Version
- Emunand version
3.2.1
9.0
9.0
anyway i've been following another guide and it says
If there is a blackscreen on booting DEVMENU (freeze), there might be a fragmentation
or Filesystem error in one of your used microSD's. Fix it or use another one!
i did have fragmentation problem a while ago, i'm just formatting the microSD i use for my gateway and see if that fix it
9.0
9.0
anyway i've been following another guide and it says
If there is a blackscreen on booting DEVMENU (freeze), there might be a fragmentation
or Filesystem error in one of your used microSD's. Fix it or use another one!
i did have fragmentation problem a while ago, i'm just formatting the microSD i use for my gateway and see if that fix it
i have no idea what an FBI is, i read another user having the same problem and solving by using bigbluemenu in order to install devmenu in order to install the exploit which is what i was doing
https://gbatemp.net/threads/gw-3-2-devmenu-game-card-has-been-removed-error.387685/
EDIT: oh, it's another cia installer, exploit can only be installed with devmenu otherwise i would just use bigbluemenu in order to install it
You can actually use BBM or any other. It's not necessary to specifically use devmenu.
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Yes you will, just not from that menu. I figured out a way to get back to the NNID screen awhile back. If I recall correctly if you DIDN'T have an NNID set up and launched a game that required it, like MH4U, you could select the option to create one and it dumps you to the NNID screen.
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