Hacking [Q] Error on boot followed by strange brick
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Sounds like it.
If you weren't hacked i'd suggest sending it to Nintendo but i'm not sure you can do that now.
I still have the pre-A9LH 9.2 sysNAND backup that's completely untouched. I could flash that in and send it to Ninty.
Actually, there's two reasons why I believe it's a hardware issue:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/q-error-on-boot-followed-by-strange-brick.425916/page-2#post-6332051
and
https://gbatemp.net/threads/q-error-on-boot-followed-by-strange-brick.425916/page-2#post-6331687
The second post, in particular, mentions a time-based solution to one of the issues. That can't be normal!
That works, definitely try that!
lol i still run AuReiNand (before it was changed to luma) 3.14
Would you say it's... AuPiNand?
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Sounds good. You should have a exploitable cartridge game handy though just in case they update it before giving it back. That way you can get back to haxxing no matter what
Although I wouldn't worry about it that much, as updating something you own is technically illegal and I doubt they'd bother anyway.
they norm update them as they fix themSounds good. You should have a exploitable cartridge game handy though just in case they update it before giving it back. That way you can get back to haxxing no matter what
Although I wouldn't worry about it that much, as updating something you own is technically illegal and I doubt they'd bother anyway.
Maybe the pre-A9LH backup will fix your issue. Given that signature checks are removed, it's perfectly possible for the qtm module to be corrupted and the system not notice it.
I have an OOT cart with a n3DS 10.7 payload still in there. I also have 3 friends with hacked 3DSes (I did it for them; all A9LH) so I can use JK to switch payloads. (For some reason, oothax installer doesn't work on CFW.) I'm pretty much covered software-wise so guess it's fine. I hope I get the same 3DS back so I can restore my save files. I spent hundreds of hours in Monster Hunter X.
Actually...I have a few questions. I ordered my n3DS instore from a Toys r Us a about a few months ago but I lost the receipt. Do I still need it? Also, what will become of my NNID? Finally, what's the best vague/fake reason to tell Ninty about it?
I just remebered that the pre-A9LH NAND backup has OTP as it's nickname, lol.
I just remebered that the pre-A9LH NAND backup has OTP as it's nickname, lol.
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If you are still able to get into Decrypt9, try to dump the SD Padgen xorpad of the respective NAND, if they send you a different unit, I believe you will be able to restore (decrypt) your saves through that.
I'm going to send it in with a blank pre-A9LH 9.2 NAND, so it doesn't have anything. I dont think they can transfer it.
Also, can you elaborate more on the SD padgen?
Also, can you elaborate more on the SD padgen?
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