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I have been doing this to a friend who has a vanilla Old 3DS at 10.7.0-32U (Using Omega Ruby)

The exploit goes well, but launching the *hax payload gets the bottom screen flashing red. I don't know what to do because the game isn't updated so I can't get/update the *hax payload, I manually did it and does the same thing sadly.

I have the Starter Kit there.
 
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If it only flashes red, do you have boot.3dsx on the root of the SD card? IIRC the red color was because of not having boot.3dsx on the root of the SD (if im wrong, don't go all mad at me, im not perfect ;3; )
 
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If it only flashes red, do you have boot.3dsx on the root of the SD card? IIRC the red color was because of not having boot.3dsx on the root of the SD (if im wrong, don't go all mad at me, im not perfect ;3; )
yes, I have the boot.3ds in the root.

The SD is new so yeah!
 
Basehax detects the version of the game with the installer. So if you installed it on a DS with the update installed v1.4, you require the same version to trigger the exploit. Either uninstall the update on the DS you used to install basehax, and reinstall it as v1.0, OR update the game on the vanilla DS first.
 

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