Homebrew Black Screen after 11.3

[CainhurstKnight]

Hello, guys
Please, i need a help...

My New 3DS XL USA was working fine with A9LH and Luma3DS. I readed about the last update and people was reporting that arm9+luma are OK. Since all the last updates worked fine to me too, i decided to update to 11.3.

Appears that the Emunand bricked, i think that the reason is that my Luma3DS was ver. 5.5 and i forgot to check that before. I still can access the sysnand, homebrew and payloads.

But what i have to do to restore the emunand backup (that i created during the arm9 configuration process) and my cia games installed on the bricked emunand?

Thanks in advanced (sorry for the bad english, not my native language)

 

[offpir]

Tried updateing Luma? (download new bin file)

 

[The Catboy]

If you are running an older version of Luma3DS, you will need to update. The update broke the older reboot patche
https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/releases

 

[CainhurstKnight]

I updated luma, now is working on 6.6

But when i tried to access the emunand, it freezes and the lower screen there's a message to "turn-off and send to Nintendo technician support"

 

[tomGER]

Update Luma and why would you use EmuNand and SysNand with a9lh? Your SD-card may have been corrupted too (could be the reason why youre not seeing your games)
Test your SD-Card on your pc and backup everything on it.
You could also try to use an old backup of your SD but with the newest Luma build ^

Good luck

 

[CainhurstKnight]

@tomGER

In the guide that i used to hack my 3DS, i configurated this sysNand 9.2 in a SD partition and redirected this sysnand when i turn on the CFW. With this metod, i disconnect the 2 NAND's and have a explorable SO that could turn-on a second SO (emuNand) with all patched - the one that i was using and got bricked.

When i finished that guide, i did a backup of all files and folder of the SD. I'll format my SD card and restore this backup. About my games that are saved on the SD actually (more than 100GB), there's a way to recover over this backup? They are saved in the "Nintendo 3DS" folder?

Thanks in advance.

 

[tomGER]

@tomGER
About my games that are saved on the SD actually (more than 100GB), there's a way to recover over this backup? They are saved in the "Nintendo 3DS" folder?

Thanks in advance.

Im not sure, but I had all my games (legit ones tho) on my new SD-Card after moving it