Yes. RedNAND is a type of emuNAND. Unless you have a n3ds with a 1.8 gb. nand, don't worry about it.im confused about the term they are using "RedNAND"??
does the term RedNAND same as EmuNAND?
Yes. RedNAND is a type of emuNAND. Unless you have a n3ds with a 1.8 gb. nand, don't worry about it.im confused about the term they are using "RedNAND"??
does the term RedNAND same as EmuNAND?
im on menuhax now (sysnand 9.2/emunand 10.7) (no a9lh)Yes. RedNAND is a type of emuNAND. Unless you have a n3ds with a 1.8 gb. nand, don't worry about it.
You can if you'd like, but for simplicity's sake, I'd recommend saying emuNAND. Everyone knows it better. I'd only say I have redNAND if I was describing something about my 3ds.im on menuhax now (sysnand 9.2/emunand 10.7) (no a9lh)
so basically i can say that im on rednand 10.7?
RedNAND is homebrew implementation of Emulated NAND not related to Gateway's version.im confused about the term they are using "RedNAND"??
does the term RedNAND same as EmuNAND?
What do you mean by homebrew version of the nand? And most people still call their redNAND "emunand" GW or not.RedNAND is homebrew version of Emulated NAND not related to Gateway's version.
EmuNAND is actually a shorter way of saying GW EmuNAND as a lot of people refer to Gateway's as EmuNAND.
they are different but they do the same thing, which is to provide an Emulated NAND.
What do you mean by homebrew version of the nand? And most people still call their redNAND "emunand" GW or not.
Still confused as to what you mean sorry. Do you mean that you can only create a redNAND through the use of a homebrew application?I fixed my post, Home Implementation is a better fit. also, it is confusing that RedNAND users would use EmuNAND as a term along with Gateway's EmuNAND users as that makes it hard to find out what type of Emulated NAND they have unless you ask.
clouda9lh was the solution for a9lh compilation before safea9lhinstaller, and thus generic installers, became a thing.I have never heard of clouda9lh very curious as to what it is.
Yes. RedNAND is a type of emuNAND. Unless you have a n3ds with a 1.8 gb. nand, don't worry about it.
RedNAND is homebrew implementation of Emulated NAND not related to Gateway's version.
EmuNAND is actually a shorter way of saying GW EmuNAND as a lot of people refer to Gateway's as EmuNAND.
they are different but they do the same thing, which is to provide an Emulated NAND.
guys pls help me
As I was downgrading emunand to 2.2 in the middle of the process is says:
0004013800000002 (NFIRM): v.00000 > v.03553 FAIL
You should be able to use recovery to fix...
can u tell what mistake i did?
Note: I have installed the patched agb_firm but i cannot find the original one
thanks
Otp0x100, the 256 bit one.which otp should i use with safe a9lh installer? otp0x100 or otp0x108?
which otp should i use with safe a9lh installer? otp0x100 or otp0x108?
thanks. so all i need is otp.bin and safe a9lh installer on my sd card to install it?Otp0x100, the 256 bit one.
You'll need all the files from data_input and payload_input.thanks. so all i need is otp.bin and safe a9lh installer on my sd card to install it?