Homebrew 3ds Crash

[InsertRandomName]

Before i continue this is my first post also I'm not really that smart at 3ds hacking so I'm sorry if i don’t understand you so please leave your answers detailed and tell me if im leaving something out.

Hello I was turning on my 3ds and and then when i saw my splash this error occurred

Processor: Arm11 (core 0)
Exception type: prefetch abort
Fault status: Debug event
Current process: menu (0004003000008F02)

This has never happened before and the 3ds was working fine like 3 hours ago. Also Gm9 works perfectly and when i press A+R+L+ Dpad up it also works but I didn’t update my 3ds. So please help.

 

[godreborn]

firmware and luma version? I'm using a splash screen as well, and I've never encountered any issues, but I also always stay updated.

 

[InsertRandomName]

Well i cant update my system because i once updated my system and it black screen so i had to reset my system via gm9

 

[lone_wolf323]

Well i cant update my system because i once updated my system and it black screen so i had to reset my system via gm9

If your referring to the arm error PM thats cause you need the latest 10.2.1 luma boot.firm file.

 

[InsertRandomName]

my firmware is 11.13 or 11.14 but luma is 10.2.1

 

[godreborn]

Check the sd card. Try Luma on the ctrnand, the splash screen will work without the SD card if you do it right. See if it crashes.

 

[InsertRandomName]

When i take out the sd card and load luma i see the settings but the splash never appeared

 

[godreborn]

I don't recall where the splash screen is placed on the nand, but I think either luma updater or the ctrnand luma script transfers the splash screen along with the boot.firm. I'd check the sd card first.

 

[InsertRandomName]

I don’t think that the splash was in the nand

 

[godreborn]

You can put it on the nand, yes.

 

[CoolMe]

Did you test your micro SD card with h2testw before? If not do it (copy everything to pc, then test) , could be the fake card messing/corrupting Luma boot files.

 

[InsertRandomName]

I don’t think the splash screen is in the nand because i never transferred the splash to the nand unless it transfers automatically

 

[InsertRandomName]

H2testw didnt work so any other ideas

 

[lone_wolf323]

H2testw didnt work so any other ideas

What do you mean it didnt work? Did it return errors about the sd card?

 

[Kwyjor]

H2testw didnt work so any other ideas

h2testw is only effective if you use it on the empty card after everything has been copied off. Is that what you did?

 

[InsertRandomName]

It didn’t show any errors and i did delete everything on my sd card but when i restored i still got the error message

 

[Kwyjor]

because i once updated my system and it black screen so i had to reset my system via gm9

Can you be more precise about what you did here, exactly?

You can also try clearing your home menu extdata, as in https://3ds.hacks.guide/troubleshooting#clear-home-menu-extdata .

 

[InsertRandomName]

that part is not important that happened months ago but i already fixed it. The problem is the error message

 

[Kwyjor]

that part is not important that happened months ago but i already fixed it.

Of course it's important. The error message indicates something is wrong. If you are unable to update your system, then that means something else is wrong that is probably related. I'm not even sure exactly how you would "reset your system via gm9", but if you did something strange and unconventional, then that might also cause something to go wrong.

If you are expecting a 5-second solution here then it seems we past the point where you could expect that. If you're "not really that smart at 3ds hacking", who are you to say what is and is not important?