Hacking Arm11 error on boot

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Hi all. I just updated my N3DS from boot9strap 1.0 to 1.2 with luma from 7.1 to 8.1.1. But before all this, I accidentally updated luma from 7.1 to 8.1.1 while I am still on b9s 1.0. After I followed guide and updated to 1.2. I could not boot my 3ds any more. It gave me arm11 exception.
I can still enter Luma config and chainloader screens through START and SELECT.
Anyone can help? Much appreciated.
 

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Hi all. I just updated my N3DS from boot9strap 1.0 to 1.2 with luma from 7.1 to 8.1.1. But before all this, I accidentally updated luma from 7.1 to 8.1.1 while I am still on b9s 1.0. After I followed guide and updated to 1.2. I could not boot my 3ds any more. It gave me arm11 exception.
I can still enter Luma config and chainloader screens through START and SELECT.
Anyone can help? Much appreciated.
Delete the home menu data from the nintendo 3ds folder.
  • EUR Region: Delete 00000098
  • JPN Region: Delete 00000082
  • USA Region: Delete 0000008f
  • CHN Region: Delete 000000A1
  • KOR Region: Delete 000000A9
  • TWN Region: Delete 000000B1
 
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Delete the home menu data from the nintendo 3ds folder.
  • EUR Region: Delete 00000098
  • JPN Region: Delete 00000082
  • USA Region: Delete 0000008f
  • CHN Region: Delete 000000A1
  • KOR Region: Delete 000000A9
  • TWN Region: Delete 000000B1
Thanks. It solved the error. I can get into my sysnand now. But a new error occurred for my emunand. Still happens when boot up the system.
 

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The first Error you got was because of menuhax, thus deleting the menu folder fixed that.
In this case it seems that your 3ds/n3ds tries to load something during boot and trying to load it crashes the system

Update to B9S 1.2 to see if that fixes it.

Edit: You need to be able to use safehax homebrew for that -.-.
Can you boot without the sd card atm?
 
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The first Error you got was because of menuhax, thus deleting the menu folder fixed that.
In this case it seems that your 3ds/n3ds tries to load something during boot and trying to load it crashes the system

Update to B9S 1.2 to see if that fixes it.

Edit: You need to be able to use safehax homebrew for that -.-.
Can you boot without the sd card atm?
I think I already have B9S 1.2 installed. I am able to enter luma 8.1.1 config screen.
I also can boot without sd card inserted.
 
I think I already have B9S 1.2 installed. I am able to enter luma 8.1.1 config screen.
I also can boot without sd card inserted.
Without sd card does it give the same error with the loader?

Edit.
If yes, then the file is in the 3ds.
If no then the file is on the sd card
 
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Without sd card does it give the same error with the loader?
No. Without sd card, I will just boot into the regular system and have no error.
I can even boot into the regular system with sd card now after I delete the menu folder.
The error only pops up when i try to enter my emunand.

Could it be any cia I installed? But everything worked well before I upgraded to B9S 1.2 and luma 8.1.1
 
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No. Without sd card, I will just boot into the regular system and have no error.
I can even boot into the regular system with sd card now after I delete the menu folder.
The error only pops up when i try to enter my emunand.
Ah then the problem is in whatever is atm used to get into emunand.
If you want o have your emunand stuff on the sysnand follow https://3ds.guide/move-emunand
This moves it to sysnand do back up your nand files for is something goes wrong.

If you want to keep emunand you need to tick the right things in the luma config(for a full reset of it delete the config file)
 
Ah then the problem is in whatever is atm used to get into emunand.
If you want o have your emunand stuff on the sysnand follow https://3ds.guide/move-emunand
This moves it to sysnand do back up your nand files for is something goes wrong.

If you want to keep emunand you need to tick the right things in the luma config(for a full reset of it delete the config file)
Thanks for the help. I will try to poke around tomorrow and see if i can fix it.
 
Delete it from both.
I did delete from both. But anyway, I solved the problem, or I should say I found a correct way to enter emunand.
I was trying to enter emunand by boot with holding R. Then I found out it was not the correct way to enter emunand.
 

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