Hacking 3ds Blue Screen "Bootm Rom 8046"

[devilhunter1990]

Why the high fees?

 

[Dennis G]

Why the high fees?

Us -> Europe. sucks :c

 

[devilhunter1990]

I can import 5kg from Hong kong for 65 $ ^^

 

[devilhunter1990]

Ok, my 3ds now powers on then shuts off with a pop noise, any idea?

 

[GothicIII]

Check the screen connectors (top right corner) especially that for the backlight (has 2 lanes). Most likely it didn't connect properly.

 

[Dennis G]

Check the screen connectors (top right corner) especially that for the backlight (has 2 lanes). Most likely it didn't connect properly.

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WOOW i'm so sorry i messed up the Forum page, i thought you responded to something on my thread.. i'm terrible sorry you're not talking to me.

 

[tvall]

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[devilhunter1990]

Guys, my 3ds is working again! but it works for a min then it turns off! Not only that I get blue screen if I enter wifi settings!

Please advise.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Guys, my 3ds is working again! but it works for a min then it turns off! Not only that I get blue screen if I enter wifi settings!

Please advise.

You mean you are getting the same blue error screen that happens when a SD reader is connected to NAND (or NAND is inaccessible somehow)?
I thought that error screen could only happen at boot time.
Anyway, it seems like something is still not connected properly. There are only a handful of things that can cause the 3DS to turn off by itself (dead battery, blown fuse, certain ribbon cables not connected properly, probably a couple things I'm forgetting) but all of these scenarios would normally cause the 3DS to turn off immediately when turned on. Since you get a blue screen when entering wifi settings, maybe the wifi antenna is not connected properly.

 

[devilhunter1990]

You mean you are getting the same blue error screen that happens when a SD reader is connected to NAND (or NAND is inaccessible somehow)?
I thought that error screen could only happen at boot time.
Anyway, it seems like something is still not connected properly. There are only a handful of things that can cause the 3DS to turn off by itself (dead battery, blown fuse, certain ribbon cables not connected properly, probably a couple things I'm forgetting) but all of these scenarios would normally cause the 3DS to turn off immediately when turned on. Since you get a blue screen when entering wifi settings, maybe the wifi antenna is not connected properly.

The problem is 3ds ribbons once removed never attach back properly. I dont want to remove a capacitor and try again, damn this 3ds is hard to fix.

I should note if I enter recovery mode, the shutdown thing doesnt happen

 

[The Real Jdbye]

The problem is 3ds ribbons once removed never attach back properly. I dont want to remove a capacitor and try again, damn this 3ds is hard to fix.

I should note if I enter recovery mode, the shutdown thing doesnt happen

If you're careful, you should be able to remove and reattach the ribbon cables, just as long as you don't break the ribbon cables, or the zif sockets, which I hear are very easy to break as well.
The wifi thing could be a software issue, though I can't see how it could have happened unless you were messing with system titles, installing/uninstalling them.

 

[devilhunter1990]

Its not a ribbon issue, I think I have to remove Nand Capacitor, could be wrong value. Not only that my 3ds seldom moves in the menue to the right by its own. In addition to that, when I plug the ac adapter, and navigate to the wifi settings, both screen become white.

Im very confused now. Btw, shoulder button ribbon was broken : )

fuck ribbons.