For some reason Braindump doesnt wanna work on my galaxy 3ds with boot9st and its on 11.5 can anyone help
Homebrew BrainDump not working on Homebrew 11.5 with boot9st
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You shouldn't be using it anyway - it makes incomplete dumps. Just use decrypt9 or godmode9.
You just install the cia and run it and it will instantly exit once it's finished
I thought he wanted to dump his dsp firm because I used an app that had the same icon as braindump to dump mine and I got them mixed up
Witch file do I dump cause I am trying to dump sun and I can't figure out what to do
https://3ds.guide/godmode9-usage.html
Follow this guide, on the section called "Dumping a Game Cartridge" or "Dumping a Title" depending on what you're trying to do
Follow this guide, on the section called "Dumping a Game Cartridge" or "Dumping a Title" depending on what you're trying to do
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Trying to dump pokemon sun for modding
Followed guide earlier and got a cxi file but when trying to follow the steps to get the romps file it said it was corrupted
Yeah, that guide is really old. The one I sent is newer and should work fine, as it'll give you a cia file, which you can then decrypt from gm9 and then by using the 3DS Hacking Toolkit you can extract everything
I would like to mention that B9S had nothing to do with it not working. It was broken along time ago and no one fixed it.
Like what has been suggested before, use this guide
https://3ds.guide/godmode9-usage.html
You can also use this site to look up the ID number for the game
http://www.3dsdb.com/
Like what has been suggested before, use this guide
https://3ds.guide/godmode9-usage.html
You can also use this site to look up the ID number for the game
http://www.3dsdb.com/
sigh
Do you have a .cia file in /gm9/out? If so, extract the files in it with the 3ds hacking toolkit.
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