That doesn't make sense, if you are wired up to a nand chip I don't see why not?
Couldn't a hard mod user patch NATIVE_FIRM?
If you've already backed up your NAND, you can still restore that previous NAND.
there must be a way if you have access to the nand chip, it would be easy if somebody could find out what makes a nand image only work on that system, then you could just edit a nand image on the version you want and make it work.
SigHAX is aiming to allow something like that. But we still lack the BOOTROM to make sigHAX a reality.
If the bootrom was editable, arm9loaderhax would be obsolete, and every single thing would be unlocked. That would be awesome. It is still only a matter of time before somebody extracts and decrypts the bootrom.
Not really, as most of the NAND is encrypted with console unique keys, resulting in the old problem of requiring the keys to be able to edit the NAND to be able to dump the keys
Then, finding the way to do it.
11.3 is the one which added.
No. 11.3 was the death for the Hardmod and DSi downgrade.
Uhh 11.4 just crashes when a non home menu title launches when a 11.3 nfirm is present (unless someone tested on "real" ofw). Theoretically something could come of it if we can install system titles (test menu allows for titles to load, and I was able to get to the point where homebrew just produced an error using cn).
I feel like everyone is just nutshelling all of my posts in this thread, lol.
Yes, if you are able to extract the console specific keys, which you only can get by running unsigned code on the console in question.
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