I know that risky and and all but i the reason i ask is because i was thinking, if you can install a cia then you can make a self significant Gateway launcher on the sysnand and launch into gateway mode from a single button.
Thing is we can't launch apps that are not signed by Nintendo on the sysnand.
Homebrew and other backups run on Emunand because they are patched to bypass the checks.
we can launch them on sysnand, just not without GW's patches.
just like we can't launch not legit things in classic mode on emunand, because gw's patches are not there.
Yes i know. The op is trying to create a forwarder to launch the DS Profile exploit. And I believe it can not be done since homebrew can't start on an un-patched nand. Which is why we need to start the DS profile to enter gw mode before we can play any backups and homebrews.
like how a NAND.bin backup or a downgrade.dg can be restored to the systemNAND,
can we even browse or see the 3ds NAND filesystem?
For the foreseeable future, we can't make custom modifications to the files.self significantStand Alone is a better term
anyway well we have what i assume is full kernel control with these gateway cards so i can see the systemNAND as editable but with risks.
like how a NAND.bin backup or a downgrade.dg can be restored to the systemNAND,
can we even browse or see the 3ds NAND filesystem?
Using funkycia with titleid plus invalid titlekey will still download the files and create .cia, but install will fail because the content is garbage!
"Install CIA to sysnand" doesn't make any sense at all.
What stops installing validly-signed applications to SysNAND? I've wondered this for a while.
you install a cia to either sysnand, or emunand. it makes sense to me...![]()
ok, when you install a CIA, the ticket gets installed, and the content gets installed. the ticket goes in your ticket.db (stored in nand, so, sysnand or emunand), giving you permission to run the app (well, only if the ticket is valid, if not you need hacks to let you play).Lol, that was a really old post. But no, it doesn't make sense. CIAs are installed to the SD and can be read/ran in either sysnand or emunand. The problem with running them in sysnand isn't installing it to sysnand, it's the signing of the file. emunand is patched to ignore the signing.
that won't work (i explain it above) -- (because you need the ticket in the nand you want to play in)But there are CIAs that are 'legit' and can run without those patches. So you could install on emunand, boot into sysnand and then run.