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Gaming 3DS 11.3.0-36 out now
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A new rxTools is fine with me, as long as it is constantly updated to fix bugs that could cause people to have issues with new firmwares.
we broke 300!
Anyway, should I bother updating at all?
Running httpwn all the time is bound to get annoying at best, and it'd be nice to not have that reminder popup every time I turn on my DS.
I do plan on using NTR, how soon can I expect NTR to start working again? I'll probably not update until then.
Anyway, should I bother updating at all?
Running httpwn all the time is bound to get annoying at best, and it'd be nice to not have that reminder popup every time I turn on my DS.
I do plan on using NTR, how soon can I expect NTR to start working again? I'll probably not update until then.
Why? They've completely revamped the code and made it extremely stable. There needs to be more CFWs and people want a replacement for RXTools. There's no reason to discourage more development.
well, the old one is dead anyway, but a new one would be interesting.
its an ancient artifact of homebrew from at least a year ago. (whenever A9LH Came out, it went extinct)
So, i know the native_firm downgrade is gone, but
does dsiware still have access to the entire nand. for example, to restore a NAND Backup using fwTool>?
does dsiware still have access to the entire nand. for example, to restore a NAND Backup using fwTool>?
RXtools isn't a cfw and I am not discouraging development, just see no point in reviving a useless homebrew
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I know its once again (another nooby question) but...
I have Luma 3DS CFW installed to my 3DS, if I turn off my 3DS, or put it in sleep mode, will it update the system automatically like on the Wii U?
I have Luma 3DS CFW installed to my 3DS, if I turn off my 3DS, or put it in sleep mode, will it update the system automatically like on the Wii U?
It those have access yes, but I am not sure if you can restore anything below 11.3, and if you don't have a previous backup then your goosed
That's like your opinion, man.
Nothing is as stable as 3DS updates.
I mean if i have a a9lh nand backup for that system, and that system does not have a9lh anymore and is on the newest firmware, i can restore the nand backup using a dsiwarehax and running fwtool
It will download the update. The 3DS has never installed an update by itself. You have to manually update the system.
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