Actually I have it installed on my o3DS. Still waiting for Gateway to support it before installing it on my n3DS.
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The Real Jdbye
The Real Jdbye
I'll still probably use emuNAND.
Margen67
Why would you still use emuNAND?
You can still use Gateway by using a 9.2 EmuNAND then booting into SysNAND from the GW launcher.
You can still use Gateway by using a 9.2 EmuNAND then booting into SysNAND from the GW launcher.
The Real Jdbye
Why not?
Margen67
It's unneeded with A9LH, and therefore is a waste of space.
It's also slower to boot than sysNAND.
It's also slower to boot than sysNAND.
The Real Jdbye
It's only marginally slower, and it's where I have all my stuff. No point in messing with it when it works the same. I never play the DSIWare/Ambassador games I have and they don't work with Gateway anyways.
The Real Jdbye
Plus I'd rather mess up emuNAND and just recreate it from sysNAND than messing up sysNAND and having to get home to my PC and find the right NAND backup and restore it.
The Real Jdbye
Space isn't an issue since I keep most of the games on my Gateway anyways.
Margen67
EmuNAND doesn't work the exact same, though.
It's slower than SysNAND, and takes up space.
And how would you do anything that could mess up your 3DS without a PC?
Even if you mess up your SysNAND you don't need a PC to back it up/restore. You can leave the SysNAND backup on the SD card to unbrick.
It's slower than SysNAND, and takes up space.
And how would you do anything that could mess up your 3DS without a PC?
Even if you mess up your SysNAND you don't need a PC to back it up/restore. You can leave the SysNAND backup on the SD card to unbrick.
The Real Jdbye
But that takes the same amount of space as emuNAND, your logic is invalid.
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