I have a Nand Backup but I can't do anything with my 3ds right now :/And a Nand BackUp.
You can HardMod it, or use it as a nice Paper Holder.I have a Nand Backup but I can't do anything with my 3ds right now :/
Or Hardmod it into a cool Paper HolderYou can HardMod it, or use it as a nice Paper Holder.
What was the source 3DS version? Also did you use Star updater to update Luma? That mistakenly updated to nightlies for a while, and maybe that nightly had some issues with this?My N3DS running Luma with A9LH was bricked after I updated the system firmware. Luma is up to date as I checked before updating my 3ds. I can't go into other menus by holding down the buttons while booting.
Except when you update your sysNAND and render your device nearly unhackable.I know this happens to the tiniest fractions of people, but isn't I'm starting to feel menuhax + emuNAND is the safer option. Sure it's a slower boot and has a bad boot rate, but otherwise it's unbrickable.
Everytime I plan on A9LHing my 3ds consoles, a thread like this pops up and makes me hesitate.
Sorry OP, hope you manage to fix your 3ds
Except when you update your sysNAND and render your device nearly unhackable.
Or you install a bad cia on sysNAND and break it, needing a hardmod.
Yeah menuhax is really safe :-p
For example, you go into an option in Settings that reboots your console without you realising. Or you touch the key that makes you boot into sysNAND by accident when starting up. Or someone else gets hold of your system. Or you play a game that reboots you and you're using a CFW where this reboots you to sysNAND. Or your SD card or reader plays up a little and it boots without using the SD card files. Lots of ways.Why would you update sysNAND? My 3ds directly boots to emuNAND. Everything I do is on emuNAND. I am aware that a9lh can do emuNAND as well, I think it's a safer option even on a9lh.
For example, you go into an option in Settings that reboots your console without you realising. Or you touch the key that makes you boot into sysNAND by accident when starting up. Or someone else gets hold of your system. Or you play a game that reboots you and you're using a CFW where this reboots you to sysNAND. Or your SD card or reader plays up a little and it boots without using the SD card files. Lots of ways.
When you boot without the SD card in, does the blue light turn itself off after a second, or does it stay on?I have a Nand Backup but I can't do anything with my 3ds right now :/
For everyone who updated:
1) Did you brick?
2) What version of Luma were you on?
2) What type of 3ds do you have?
4) What version of luma (if any) is on your CTRNAND?
You redownload it from Luma's GitHubWhat if someone decides to delete your a9lh payload backup on your PC?
As above, plus buy a new SD if possibleAnd your SD card gets formatted or lost