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sorry im confused by what you mean when you say "does not give the firmware"
the USA roms will work in a USA console
Dec Hex Version
v1024 0400 1.0.0-0
v1045 0415 1.1.0-1
v2049 0801 2.0.0-2
v2069 0815 2.1.0-3 + 2.1.0-4
v2088 0828 2.2.0-4
v3078 0C06 3.0.0-5 (Korea?)
v3088 0C10 3.0.0-5 + 3.0.0-6
? ? 3.1.0-6 (launch 3DS XL firmware)
v4098 1002 4.0.0-7
v4113 1011 4.1.0-8
v4130 1022 4.2.0-9
v4145 1031 4.3.0-10
v4163 1043 4.4.0-10
v4176 1050 4.5.0-10
v5120 1400 5.0.0-11
v5136 1410 5.1.0-11
v6146 1802 6.0.0-11
For example the latest firmware for 3DS is 5.0. (something), what happens is smash brothers for the 3DS is 6.0.0.1-US. Would this firmware show up on the 3DS Roms dumps info or no? So we can create some sort of patch like the ps3 3.55 games. Sorry for not being clear
Is there a calculation method or something to find out the firmware version with only the Hex/Dec value ? I mean if you don't have the table you posted above, is there a trick to clearly identify the fw in a rom ?E.g New Super Mario Bros 2 (USA) has 4113 (Decimal) or 0x00001011 (Hex)
Using this table below, you can see that it requires 4.1.0-8 at minimum to run.
When future firmware blocks flashcards then maybe the firmware needed can be added to the info.
skubbe
can you please upload a folder containing OfflineList ,gamecovers and the latest dat until rel #261?
im tired of this POS soft
I have noticed that the first two hex digits when divided by 0x04 is the major version number (e.g 0x0C / 0x04 = 3.)
The third hex digit appears to be the minor version (except for 3.0.0-5), so if its a 0 = x.0.0 and 1 = x.1.0, 2 = x.2.0 etc
The forth hex digit doesn't seem to match a pattern from what I can see.
You can find the loader Title Version at offset 0x0328 of the NCSD. (or find it in 3DS Explorer)
The value is in little endian so reverse it, 11 10 00 00 will become 00 00 10 11. (0x1011)
example: what firmware is loader title version 0x1011?
well, 0x10 divided by 0x04 = 4 (Note its HEXADECIMAL not DECIMAL), so the major version number is 4.
the third hex digit is 1, so the minor version is 1
Loader Version 0x1011 is firmware 4.1.0.
To convert DEC<->HEX you can use a calculator or go to google and search:
0x1011 in decimal --or-- 4113 in hexadecimal
(make sure your hex values start with '0x')
edit: added example...
another 2 roms added,
this should really be re-stickied
as its more up to date than everywhere else
A link is not a useful thread. We sticky threads with useful content. You have been told this multiple times.
The thread was unstickied when you removed all the info from the post, and it will remain unstickied as long as there's nothing special about the thread itself.
Let me go post a thread with http://www.google.com in it and make stickies in each forum for it, eh?
Make the thread into something other than just a link to your blog (say, make the first post more informative and link directly to the resources/databases in question, include some FAQs, etc.) and that'd be nice.you cannot encorporate a database into a thread
Make the thread into something other than just a link to your blog (say, make the first post more informative and link directly to the resources/databases in question, include some FAQs, etc.) and that'd be nice.
But as long as your threads are just links to your blog they will not be stickied, for like the 54th time (and I'm tired of you acting like you haven't been told this already).
If the post isn't just a link to a blog, then it can be considered. Look around at other stickies that include FAQs, explanations, and things like that. You could add example situations and explain what's going on for each topic (firmware updating, new 3DS game firmware requirements, etc.), and link to the database sections just when it's needed.should we just sticky the blog, full of lots of usefully information