Hacking Booting takes like 5 seconds

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Hey. :) My n3ds takes like 3-5 seconds to boot. Is that normal?

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Whoa... even without my SD Card in, my console takes around 7 seconds to boot.

The stuff I'd do for a three second boot time, though this can't be possible.
 

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The perceived time from people to people is different, maybe you count slowly, if you want to have an objective measure you should use a chronometer, just for the record my emunand boots on 7.5 approximately on my o3ds
 

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the more games u installed the longer it will take for 3ds to process the home screen hence longer boot.
u'll know this by comparing a fresh installed luma a9lh vs luma a9lh with multiple games installed
3-5 secs is completely normal
 

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