Hacking "An exception occurred" ARM11 (core 1) N3DS

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Should i continue with this even though my SD card no longer has no any files? Or should I get those back on my SD card first
You can repair the 3DS firmware + custom firmware with that CTRTransfer (Type D9) v1.7b on a secondary, (preferably smaller) 4 GB SD card. Everything listed in that Instructions should be more or less self contained with whatever files that are needed to complete the repairs.

You can try data recovery on your main SD card if you're trying to retrieve deleted or lost saves files in the Nintendo 3DS folder, etc.
 
You can repair the 3DS firmware + custom firmware with that CTRTransfer (Type D9) v1.7b on a secondary, (preferably smaller) 4 GB SD card. Everything listed in that Instructions should be more or less self contained with whatever files that are needed to complete the repairs.

You can try data recovery on your main SD card if you're trying to retrieve deleted or lost saves files in the Nintendo 3DS folder, etc.
Could you give me all the steps I need to do? That thread is soo long
 
Could you give me all the steps I need to do? That thread is soo long
Scroll down below the sections:
  • What is this?
  • Bricks that this can fix.
  • Safety Features & Process Overview
All steps 1–17 as listed in that Instructions must be completed. Anything less is just half-arsing this with an incomplete repair or risking the 3DS with an even worse softbrick, that being your SD card is unreliable and wasn't prechecked for hardware problems with H2testw.
 
Scroll down below the sections:
  • What is this?
  • Bricks that this can fix.
  • Safety Features & Process Overview
All steps 1–17 as listed in that Instructions must be completed. Anything less is just half-arsing this with an incomplete repair or risking the 3DS with an even worse softbrick, that being your SD card is unreliable and wasn't prechecked for hardware problems with H2testw.

Hmm is my 3ds bricked? I only removed a few files in fbi
 
Hmm is my 3ds bricked? I only removed a few files in fbi
To determine whether or not your 3DS is softbricked, you could try those simple enough checks listed in post #17. Whatever "few files" that were removed in FBI, we can only guess they were important enough like system titles. This would be kinda like deleting 'System32' on Windows, or forgetting to add back motor oil from a car oil change.
 
To determine whether or not your 3DS is softbricked, you could try those simple enough checks listed in post #17. Whatever "few files" that were removed in FBI, we can only guess they were important enough like system titles. This would be kinda like deleting 'System32' on Windows, or forgetting to add back motor oil from a car oil change.
Yh i went into to fbi then > 3ds... it showed me all my apps/games then underneath were loads of entries but they had no title or name just a bunch of numbers which I thought were just junk and started deleting I got rid of maybe 10 or more
 
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Yh i went j to fbi then >3ds it showed me all my apps/games then underneath were loads of entries but they had no title or name jusg a bunch of codes I thought they were just junk and started deleting I got rid of maybe 10 or more
Were these bunch of numbered Title IDs colored in red? Those would be the systems titles (ie, the 3DS firmware itself).
 
Were these bunch of numbered Title IDs colored in red? Those would be the systems titles (ie, the 3DS firmware itself).
Yh the numbers were red

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Yh the numbers were red
Have I messed my 3ds up? Can I fix this? I haven't touched my 3ds in years so I'm now rusty as to what I need to do.
Having a really hard time getting all the original files that were on my SD card... When I go to soundhax and try downloading the file it never let's me tried in both Firefox and Internet explorer
 
Yh the numbers were red
Then yes, you bricked the 3DS firmware. Now go fix this with CTRTransfer (Type D9).

Have I messed my 3ds up? Can I fix this? I haven't touched my 3ds in years so I'm now rusty as to what I need to do.
Having a really hard time getting all the original files that were on my SD card... When I go to soundhax and try downloading the file it never let's me tried in both Firefox and Internet explorer
You might want to review and familiarize yourself with the Instructions. Soundhax is outdated stuff. You can install files to the SD card with the computer and SD card slot reader.
 
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Then yes, you bricked the 3DS firmware. Now go fix this with CTRTransfer (Type D9).
Okay will give it a go tomorrow im just panicking too much atm lol.


Will this CTRTransfer work even if I have no files on my SD card except the Nintendo 3ds folder

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Then yes, you bricked the 3DS firmware. Now go fix this with CTRTransfer (Type D9).


You might want to review and familiarize yourself with the Instructions. Soundhax is outdated stuff. You can install files to the SD card with the computer and SD card slot reader.
What even is soundhax do I not need it? I know I can use a SD reader
 
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Okay will give it a go tomorrow im just panicking too much atm lol.


Will this CTRTransfer work even if I have no files on my SD card except the Nintendo 3ds folder
CTRTransfer (Type D9) will do what it can depending on the severity of the softbrick. Yours is probably "lite" or "meh".

What even is soundhax do I not need it? I know I can use a SD reader

Soundhax is an outdated entry point of accessing Homebrew Launcher through Nintendo 3DS Sound. It's not relevant if one's 3DS has boo9strap custom firmware.
 
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CTRTransfer (Type D9) will do what it can depending on the severity of the softbrick. Yours is probably "lite" or "meh".
I'm hoping so!! Do you think I should get all the original files back on the SD first before I do the CTRTransfer

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CTRTransfer (Type D9) will do what it can depending on the severity of the softbrick. Yours is probably "lite" or "meh".



Soundhax is an outdated entry point of accessing Homebrew Launcher through Nintendo 3DS Sound. It's not relevant if one's 3DS has boo9strap custom firmware.
Oh I see im pretty sure I had boo9strap luma and also godmode
 
I'm hoping so!! Do you think I should get all the original files back on the SD first before I do the CTRTransfer

Oh I see im pretty sure I had boo9strap luma and also godmode
If you don't have another SD card to use, I would suggest you scan and retrieve as much of the missing files with one of those listed data recovery software. Good stuff requires pro version; either buy or find another means of acquiring an unlock copy of one of those. I recommend the EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard option.
 
I had the same issue and user Giodude (on another post) suggested placing boot.3dsx in the root folder of the SD Card. Hope that helps. It may also be another missing file.
 

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