You could use the homebrew named "Cthulhu" to delete/clear the HOME Menu cached icons:
Yes, updating to Luma 10.2 you can update your system version as you said
What's the difference between LumaUpdater and manually updating Luma3DS. Is it the same thing? I'm going through the guide right now.
LumaUpdater just download (stable or nightly version) of Luma CFW and replace the boot.firm directly for you (either on SD or CTRNAND root, as you need or want)
That's what I thought. Thank you. Two more questions for you. Should I even update in the first place? I just assumed that's the best practice. I'm also looking at using TWiLight. So I figured I should update being using that software. I want to play GBA games, but I have 3DSXL.
I'll look into that link. Thank you. I'm not quite sure if I should move the content of my emuNAND over to my sysNAND CFW. I have already updated ctr no timeoffset, fbi, lumaupdater, luma3ds, fbi, anemone3ds, checkpoint, and godmode9, but I haven't updated my system yet. However I already made a sysNAND backup, because we gotta do that every time we update our devices. Please excuse the multiple basic questions. I'm trying to ensure I stay as far as away as possible from bricking.
Do you have/use a EmuNand? Nowadays is not necessary after all
I was pretty sure I understood the concept of SysNAND and EmuNAND before posting, but I read up on it a little. I didn't realize how much has changed with EmuNAND though. I definitely made a backup of my SysNAND before proceeding. Too worried about messing something up.
Ok. Basically there's no a difference between SysNand and EmuNand, both are functional NAND copies of your system internal memory. Long ago was mandatory to use an EmuNand to avoid system errors or bricks, now it's not necessary ever more (if you are using activelly an EmuNand is so easy and safe to inject/move it to SysNand, and just stand with an unique NAND).
But I hope it helps and you can understand it
Ok. Basically there's no a difference between SysNand and EmuNand, both are functional NAND copies of your system internal memory. Long ago was mandatory to use an EmuNand to avoid system errors or bricks, now it's not necessary ever more (if you are using activelly an EmuNand is so easy and safe to inject/move it to SysNand, and just stand with an unique NAND).
And about the differences of both NAND type system versions, there's no really problem. You can always update to the latest actual version having Luma CFW updated. Then, the "downgrade effect" present on the process of moving EmuNand to SysNand is not a trascendental problem at all, it's just and "accident" if you will
The only annoying really thing is to have to install the homebrew set again
PS: I'm so sorry with you, because I don't speak/understand english very well. For this reason, perharps my explanations aren't no so good and the delays on my answers are evident
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And open_agb_firm has the advantage of load your GBA roms directly on .gba format (like an emulator does). Meanwhile, with NSUI, you have to convert/inject one per one from .gba to .cia, and later install it (using FBI), taking up space on the HOME Menu.
Perharps, the main disadvantages of open_agb_firm for now are have to reboot the console to use it or to change rom, and also the lack of compatibility with some kind of save formats
Follow all of my suggestions in this thread.
—BTW, your English is much better than that of some people on GBAtemp whom I know to have English as their primary language.PS: I'm so sorry with you, because I don't speak/understand english very well. For this reason, perharps my explanations aren't no so good and the delays on my answers are evident
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