1. Yep
2. You can install A9LH on 11.2, it actually doesn't matter.
3. ctr-httpwn https://github.com/yellows8/ctr-httpwn
A9LH Questions:
1. IDK, i thought that problem was resolved
2. Yep and Yep
3. It's all in the 3ds.guide
2. You can install A9LH on 11.2, it actually doesn't matter.
3. ctr-httpwn https://github.com/yellows8/ctr-httpwn
A9LH Questions:
1. IDK, i thought that problem was resolved
2. Yep and Yep
3. It's all in the 3ds.guide
If you just want the Munchlax, I'll legit get one and trade it to you.
For Nver, I would think you'd want to do that to 'update', (9.2 to play 11.2) but if you get the five (mint, eshop, friends, etc.,) 11.0.2-035 Nver files, you can skip updating all together.
Maybe jump on the bandwagon before you can't?
I'd been purposely avoiding updates specifically so I could install A9LH at my convenience, which seems to be never.... though reading the guide again, I'm at "installing A9LH" and it sounds so much easier now than it did the last time I was reading about it.
I still want to kow if I need to use soundhax to launch homebrew launcher... I mean, this guide covers everything, but I already installed HBL about 9 months ago and have it set up to launch when holding L while powering on. Do I need to re-install HBL (and uninstall the version I put on it with browserhax 9 months ago) and use soundhax for this?
I still want to kow if I need to use soundhax to launch homebrew launcher... I mean, this guide covers everything, but I already installed HBL about 9 months ago and have it set up to launch when holding L while powering on. Do I need to re-install HBL (and uninstall the version I put on it with browserhax 9 months ago) and use soundhax for this?
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No, menuhax should work fine for an entrypoint until you update. Once you update, you will need to update your entrypoint payload.
For simplicity, I would use soundhax. (Does soundhax work on firmware lower than 11.0? I'm not sure. If it doesn't, I would update to 11.2 and follow the guide, including soundhax.)
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I would. You wouldn't want to take unnecessary risks, right? For the other matter, I'm still wondering if you want this Munchlax?
Thanks for the offer, but I'm kind of a collector and like keeping as many of the actual wonder cards as I can for these pokemon games, that's why I'll get them on my own game.
But thanks!
Ok, I just finished reading all of the guide, definitely an easier read than last time.
> The guide states that anything from 9.0.0 to 11.2.0 is compatible with soundhax.
I got my O3DS, which is on firmware 10.3 still, and has menuhax installed to launch HBL. If I want to start right away, I can just hold L and boot into HBL and then continue the guide from after the page about installing and launching it with soundhax, right?
I might just go ahead and uninstall menuhax and reinstall it using the soundhax method anyway, but I don't know yet. I only use it to run httpwn and that's all, so I don't know if that would break if I have to restore to this firmware. However, it would be up to date.
Side question, what's a good lightweight torrent program I can grab? I haven't used one since my good XP computer died in 2011.
Edit: if there's a Firefox plugin, I might just stick that on, I just need it to get these files quick.
But thanks!
Ok, I just finished reading all of the guide, definitely an easier read than last time.
> The guide states that anything from 9.0.0 to 11.2.0 is compatible with soundhax.
I got my O3DS, which is on firmware 10.3 still, and has menuhax installed to launch HBL. If I want to start right away, I can just hold L and boot into HBL and then continue the guide from after the page about installing and launching it with soundhax, right?
I might just go ahead and uninstall menuhax and reinstall it using the soundhax method anyway, but I don't know yet. I only use it to run httpwn and that's all, so I don't know if that would break if I have to restore to this firmware. However, it would be up to date.
Side question, what's a good lightweight torrent program I can grab? I haven't used one since my good XP computer died in 2011.
Edit: if there's a Firefox plugin, I might just stick that on, I just need it to get these files quick.
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You're welcome.
To answer your S.Q., I use zbigz. com. No installing. Very lightweight, right? There might be a FFplugin, but it might give you problems like downloading the file, but not the right file, even with the plugin installed.
I have one more question quick, in this other thread, I saw people talking about how they lost their Friend Code, thus losing their friend list, etc... is this still a thing, and how can I prevent it?
Just update to 11.2, get your munchlax, then follow 3ds.guide to put CFW on. Because of some new exploits (safehax+fasthax) you can now run Decrypt9 and backup your NAND and do a 2.1 ctrtransfer without having to pull your 3DS apart. But for now, CFW can be easily installed on the latest version so just update, get the munchlax, backup NAND, downgrade, arm9loaderhax, and restore NAND. Just follow 3ds.guide exactly and don't goof off, but if you follow the guide you'll be fine.
1. I guess you could, but I suggest creating a NAND backup of your current version (or even update then backup) so you have something more recent.
2. I don't remember whether 11.2 patches browserhax, but a new homebrew entrypoint called soundhax (soundhax.com) lets you use the stock 3ds sound application to run homebrew, and it works on 11.2.
1. I guess you could, but I suggest creating a NAND backup of your current version (or even update then backup) so you have something more recent.
2. I don't remember whether 11.2 patches browserhax, but a new homebrew entrypoint called soundhax (soundhax.com) lets you use the stock 3ds sound application to run homebrew, and it works on 11.2.
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I believe the friend code thing going blank is for the people who didnt follow the guide correctly by not creating a nand backup and then having to do a ctrnandtransfer resulting in loss of data
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Also I would reccomend updating to 11.2 then grabing the munchlax then doing 3ds.guide theirs even menuhax on 11.2 and 11.1 now.
I suppose after I install A9LH, I won't need menuhax for running ctr-httpwn anymore anyway, save for if there's a problem with an update and it's recommended not to update.
I hope the hell it is not going to take 4 hours to download the 2.1.0 ctr-transfer file...
I'm looking up a way to do a NAND backup of my 10.3 firmware before I update, if I update.
I hope the hell it is not going to take 4 hours to download the 2.1.0 ctr-transfer file...
I'm looking up a way to do a NAND backup of my 10.3 firmware before I update, if I update.
Hello again, all. I'm a bit late, but figured I should report that I finished installing A9LH and Luma3DS with my 10.3 firmware 3DS Tuesday night, and it bricked my 3DS.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find an image of a 3DS with a brick skin for my joke, so this is the best I could find on google.
I'm just kidding, I got through the steps, everything was pretty easy. Only problem I had was when I went to inject FBI in place of hs.app and didn't realize I had to use the D-Pad to change "hs.app" to the FBI install app name. I thought it would show a whole list of all my options on screen, so that was my bad. My 3DS was updated to 11.2 at the end, as the guide instructs to update, and everything works fine! So glad I did this.
Thanks again to all that helped and assured me on things!
My last question for this, after reading the cleanup part at the end of the guide, I just want to be sure that it's safe to remove these files / folders from my SD card:
> "a9lh" folder (and all contents, which I will back up... OTP is already backup up)
> "cias" folder (not sure if I should save this for installing future CIAs)
> arm9.bin
> arm11.bin
> SafeA9LHInstaller.dat
> safehaxpayload.bin
I want to be sure it won't cause any problems if these are removed. Also hoping the answers serve as future reference for others.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find an image of a 3DS with a brick skin for my joke, so this is the best I could find on google.
I'm just kidding, I got through the steps, everything was pretty easy. Only problem I had was when I went to inject FBI in place of hs.app and didn't realize I had to use the D-Pad to change "hs.app" to the FBI install app name. I thought it would show a whole list of all my options on screen, so that was my bad. My 3DS was updated to 11.2 at the end, as the guide instructs to update, and everything works fine! So glad I did this.
Thanks again to all that helped and assured me on things!
My last question for this, after reading the cleanup part at the end of the guide, I just want to be sure that it's safe to remove these files / folders from my SD card:
> "a9lh" folder (and all contents, which I will back up... OTP is already backup up)
> "cias" folder (not sure if I should save this for installing future CIAs)
> arm9.bin
> arm11.bin
> SafeA9LHInstaller.dat
> safehaxpayload.bin
I want to be sure it won't cause any problems if these are removed. Also hoping the answers serve as future reference for others.
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I honestly in my opinion you should keep them in case of any inconvenience in the future know what I mean you pretty much need every single thing on your list (expect the a9lh folder back that up my friend and you are good to go) and that should be it
My idea was to consolidate all those (except cias because I think I need that to install CIAs in the future) into a single folder and move them off my SD card onto my computer, just to open the space.
It's 32GB, but this isn't what I asked, I just want to know if I can remove those if I want to. If I need them, they'll probably end up back there when I get the latest versions of whatever the files belong to anyway whenever I do need to install these programs again. And if I really need the files at any time, they'll be on my computer, too.
arm9 .bin I believe you need and arm11 but everything is else can be destroyed and I was asknig bc I have a 32gb and I don't really mind it being on my sd card as I have a hell lot of space so my answer to you would be just leave
According to the guide, it says all files and folders can be removed if not in this list they provide, but I wanted to double check. All I listed are not in the guide's list, so as far as the guide is concerned, what I listed could be removed. I just like to keep stuff cleared if it's not needed, or move it somewhere else, just in case I need to do fresh installs and not get things mixed up by accident.
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