Dammit, that looks messed up... I also see a second empty icon in there, but this is only because there's nothing in the cart slot right now, correct? Now, (my personal opinion, don't burn me!), rxTools leaves too much in the hands of the user when it comes to FBI injection, there are no proper safety clamps and checks in place and on top of that, some releases might be slightly buggy (you having to go back to an earlier version to actually do stuff is indicative here).I can't run Gateway (Launcher.dat) or I can't run this one either. I think none of the Spider based exploits are working on my 3DS right now. It is my db files maybe.
Btw, here are some pics. The one with the app is the one SD card is inserted. Notice that H&S app doesn't have any banner available
Well, that's what GW and/or rxTools does sometimes, fragmenting the CTRNAND... There's no way Decrypt9 can handle fragmentation, but there's a way around. Read this post carefully, and decide if you want to do it. As I wrote in that post, Decrypt9's injection routines are known to work reliably, and there was never a single case were anyone complained about failures. The code for that in Decrypt9 being pretty simple and mainly constisting of safety clamps also helps. Still, the normal advice for people without a NANDmod is to stay away from bigger (or even any) SysNAND modifications.
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Well, that's what GW and/or rxTools does sometimes, fragmenting the CTRNAND... There's no way Decrypt9 can handle fragmentation, but there's a way around. Read this post carefully, and decide if you want to do it. As I wrote in that post, Decrypt9's injection routines are known to work reliably, and there was never a single case were anyone complained about failures. The code for that in Decrypt9 being pretty simple and mainly constisting of safety clamps also helps. Still, the normal advice for people without a NANDmod is to stay away from bigger (or even any) SysNAND modifications.
AND, additional info, the last guy who did it was scared but it worked without trouble
Yes, Decrypt9 can inject a NAND backup into the SysNAND (that's actually one of the oldest features in there), and it has been done countless times before without any complaints. If you're 100% sure that NAND backup is good, you might want to go that route. Otherwise the dangers of both operations is basically the same.
Great to hear
Well, we can still not forge signatures
I believe this is an rxTools issue, try booting FBI in devmode and try that. If that doesn't work I highly recommend trying a different CFW (rxTools is just... Not clean codewise IMO) cakes is pretty good, or reiNAND... Best of luck
Another possibility would be that your version of FBI.cia was somehow corrupted. I suggest you try again with another. As long as you have your original dump of hs.app, you can always go back to the original state easily, so no worries.
This thread? No, this is a homebrew development, which helps you with using CFWs, of course. I think it is best to place this here. I see how views could differ on this, though.
I believe this is an rxTools issue, try booting FBI in devmode and try that. If that doesn't work I highly recommend trying a different CFW (rxTools is just... Not clean codewise IMO) cakes is pretty good, or reiNAND... Best of luck
Install D9 and use it to inject FBI, rxTools injection isn't safe (it can fragment your sysNAND which can have side effects) if you're on o3ds there's also the spider entrypoint, also you can install the homebrew launcher and boot D9 from there as well...
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