Hacking Alright, I followed that guide, but...

[Silent_Gunner]

...I don't remember pushing A to initiate Luma3DS. If I did, it was apparently some menu with a bunch of checklist items to X for whether you wanted to turn them on or off. Anyways, I didn't know what menu it was, and assumed I had installed the Homebrew Launcher correctly, and just pushed start and never X'd in "Show NAND (WTF is this, btw? Why can't Nintendo come up with regular names that every other device uses? Just a personal gripe, but stuff like this and that ios or whatever with the original Wii really confuse me when I have never seen such crap with other devices) or user string in System Settings" option.

Now, to the problem: everytime I go to use Soundhax, my 3DS gives me an exception, usually relating to "translation." Did I brick my 3DS' ability to run homebrew, or how do I fix this problem?

Also, I never did apply A9LH or whatever it's called. Just a clean install for the Homebrew Launcher/CFW/whatever you need to do to get the fancy stuff running on this device. And if it wasn't obvious enough, I'm a noob when it comes to N3DS hacking.

The FW my 3DS is on is 10.6.0-28U.

 

[Hunter]

turn off your 3ds, hold Select and power it on, does Luma Configuration show, if so, what version

 

[Kubas_inko]

Can you boot to luma config menu? (hold select on boot).
If you can't, follow this and it should be golden

BTW, this is NAND,

 

[SCOTT0852]

If you see the Luma screen (and Luma is above 8.0) when holding select while turning on the 3DS, then that would explain why. Soundhax does not work with newer versions of Luma. It sounds a lot like you never did Finalizing Setup on 3ds.hacks.guide. Once you do that, you'll be able to get back into the Homebrew Launcher.

Also, you should probably update your 3DS. That's a pretty old firmware & there's no disadvantages to being on the newest version.