Hacking Best cfw for new 3ds 9.0?

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I found ReiNAND to be quite easy to use. I mean, I'm currently using it and I like it. :)

Can you explain brively how did you install Reinand, and setup the emuNand if you use it with an emunand ofc, please ? i don't find any recent and quite complete tuto about a full installation of Reinand + emunand :(
 
Can you explain brively how did you install Reinand, and setup the emuNand if you use it with an emunand ofc, please ? i don't find any recent and quite complete tuto about a full installation of Reinand + emunand :(

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If this doesn't help, idk what will.
Ninjhax:
Needed Items: Cubic Ninja - Reisyukaku's Pastebin - Pasta cfw- FBI.3dsx - FBI.CIA/Devmenu/BigBlueMenu - Gateways Launcher.dat

Turn off your 3DS
Google gateway-3ds download - download latest version - Cannot link
Extract contents of 'Gateway_Ultra_X.X.X' to the root of your 3DS' SD card (N3DS:\) *
Google Reisyukaku's Pastebin & download "Reinand X.X CFW" - Cannot link
Extract the contents to the root of your 3DS' internal SD card. (N3DS:\)
Download Ninjhax Homebrew Launcher - smealum.net/ninjhax/dl/hbmenu/boot.3dsx
Extract Homebrew Launcher to the root of 3DS' SD card (N3DS:\)
Go to http://smealum.net/ninjhax/ & input your Firmware & Region letter
Download Pasta CFW - https://gbatemp.net/threads/pasta-c...d-on-old-and-new-3ds-required-ninjhax.388925/
Extract 3ds folder to the root of 3DS' SD card (N3DS:\)
Google and Download FBI.3dsx & FBI.cia or BigBlueMenu.cia or Devmenu.cia - Pretty sure cannot link
Place FBI.3dsx in N3DS:\3ds\FBI\
Place .CIA anywhere you want on SD
Turn on your 3DS
Insert your copy of Cubic Ninja & start.
Press A -> Create -> QR Code -> Scane QR code you got from inputing your Firmware & Region letter at http://smealum.net/ninjhax/ (If you already have an exploit installed in CN - Go to main menu, hold L+R+X+Y and follow instructions)
Use Cubic Ninja QR code - Wait for exploit to run & launch Homebrew Menu
Start Pasta CFW
Launch Cubic Ninja -> Ninjhax exploit again.
Start FBI
Select & install your .CIA of choice
Turn off 3DS & backup your SD card.
Turn on 3DS & Launch Cubic Ninja
At Cubic Ninjas home menu hold L+R+X+Y and follow instructions -> Create -> QR Code -> Scan QR in Gateways: Save Games for New 3DS\Cubic\Your Region\
Launch the QR code to enter Gateways Menu
Backup System Nand -> Once done, turn off your 3DS & copy Nand.bin to your computer.
Cubic Ninja -> QR code -> Gateway Menu
Format Emunand -> Turn off 3DS
***If you want to unlink Sysnand & Emunand so you don't have to unwrap .cia app installs every time you boot into Emu, format the Systemnand with the 3DS' SD card removed.***
Moved the backed up SD cards files back onto the SD
Turn on 3DS
Cubic Ninja -> home menu hold L+R+X+Y and follow instructions -> Create -> QR Code -> Scan QR from Ninjhax once again. (Last time you'll need to do this)
Launch QR -> Lauch ReiNand from Homebrew Launcher.

Edit: You may not like text instructions. But this involves bouncing back and forth between the computer & your 3DS. So unless someone has a nice little camera setup or wants to film the 3DS portion with one hand, you'll just have to suffer through a written tutorial. lol
 
Thanks for all your advice! It's definitely helped.

One more question though before I install the cfw. I've noticed in the ReiNand thread that apparently if you press the start button a few times (like when skipping scenes in Fire Emblem), it dumps the ram and can crash. Has this been a problem for anyone and is it possible to disable it?
 
Thanks for all your advice! It's definitely helped.

One more question though before I install the cfw. I've noticed in the ReiNand thread that apparently if you press the start button a few times (like when skipping scenes in Fire Emblem), it dumps the ram and can crash. Has this been a problem for anyone and is it possible to disable it?

Use reiNAND beta version as of 13 July. This versions has no memory dumping, it's fairly stable and works for most firmwares I've tried.
 

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