Hacking 3DS turns off after starting rxtools

[Dakani]

Hi all,

a few hours ago, I turned on my 3DS and held L to get in the menu where I can select rxtools.
when I selected rxtools, my 3DS inmediately turned off. I don't know how this happend because I have not been installing anything on my 3DS for the past few months. It just happend suddenly.

I have been searching the internet for a solution where I can still keep my game progess but without succes.
I have unlinked my nands and I have done a nand backup before if that is important for fixing it.

this is my SD card layout:

http://imgur.com/a/ZunAl

I hope someone can help me out.

Thanks.

 

[BlueFox gui]

i don't know what is happening because i use rxtools for a long time and i never see this.
change to luma3ds is a batter CFW

 

[Dakani]

Can I keep my saves when moving to luma3ds?

 

[BlueFox gui]

Can I keep my saves when moving to luma3ds?

of course, you will only replace the files of the CFW, emunand will keep the same ^^
http://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-updating-from-rxtools-to-luma3ds.427735/

 

[Dakani]

Thanks man will try this!

 

[Dakani]

of course, you will only replace the files of the CFW, emunand will keep the same ^^
http://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-updating-from-rxtools-to-luma3ds.427735/

Hey, I tried this but it didn't work, still the same. After booting luma my 3ds either shuts down or goes to sysnand.

 

[BlueFox gui]

Hey, I tried this but it didn't work, still the same. After booting luma my 3ds either shuts down or goes to sysnand.

dude i really don't know, you have menuhax, or boot via dsi?

 

[Quantumcat]

Do you have a backup of your emuNAND?

If so, get Decrypt9 for homebrew (3dsx file) and put it in your 3ds folder. Go into sysNAND, go into homebrew launcher, open Decrypt9. Make an emuNAND backup (don't overwrite anything that's there - if there is an exclamation mark choose another name). Put the file it creates in a safe place on your computer.

Find your old emuNAND backup and put it on your SD card (I think in files9 folder - wherever it put the backup you made before). Go into Decrypt9 and restore it. See if you can boot into emuNAND now.

If not, assuming the newer backup had stuff on it you want that the older backup doesn't, restore the newer backup and await further help.