Homebrew Can't Cold Boot Directly to Emunand

[phrak]

Could somebody help me, whenever i boot up my O3DS, it has to go through menuhax to boot into my emunand, and apparently, you can make it cold boot directly into your emunand. I've watched tutorials and everything, but no matter what, menuhax will always boot, including when i'm in system settings for my cfw (rxtools), and when i exit, it doesn't take me to my sysnand, it just reboots completely, loading menuhax. I've changed my theme already, and it still won't work.

 

[runetoonxx2]

Could somebody help me, whenever i boot up my O3DS, it has to go through menuhax to boot into my emunand, and apparently, you can make it cold boot directly into your emunand. I've watched tutorials and everything, but no matter what, menuhax will always boot, including when i'm in system settings for my cfw (rxtools), and when i exit, it doesn't take me to my sysnand, it just reboots completely, loading menuhax. I've changed my theme already, and it still won't work.

Get arm9loaderhax peasant

 

[Just Passing By]

Get arm9loaderhax peasant

Holy sh*t. What's up with the master race days? I get that a9lh is good, but christ....

Could somebody help me, whenever i boot up my O3DS, it has to go through menuhax to boot into my emunand, and apparently, you can make it cold boot directly into your emunand. I've watched tutorials and everything, but no matter what, menuhax will always boot, including when i'm in system settings for my cfw (rxtools), and when i exit, it doesn't take me to my sysnand, it just reboots completely, loading menuhax. I've changed my theme already, and it still won't work.

Are you using a boot manager? You'll need that + the correct paths to load Rx"tools" on boot.

 

[Deleted-236924]

Could somebody help me, whenever i boot up my O3DS, it has to go through menuhax to boot into my emunand, and apparently, you can make it cold boot directly into your emunand. I've watched tutorials and everything, but no matter what, menuhax will always boot, including when i'm in system settings for my cfw (rxtools), and when i exit, it doesn't take me to my sysnand, it just reboots completely, loading menuhax. I've changed my theme already, and it still won't work.

That's how menuhax works. Everything you just said is completely normal.
If you really want to coldboot directly into emunand and skip menuhax, the only way is a9lh.

 

[Hayleia]

Holy sh*t. What's up with the master race days? I get that a9lh is good, but christ....

Yeah, I agreed with the conclusion but not with the tone. I understand @yardie's complaint about "a9lh idiots". Not all a9lh users are idiots but the ones who brag about it and belittle others are really annoying.

 

[phrak]

Thanks guys, I'll try it right now... will i be able to install it with how my setup currently is at?

 

[Giodude]

Yup, it's easy, and is done from an emunand setup. Just a tad bit dangerous.

 

[phrak]

Yup, it's easy, and is done from an emunand setup. Just a tad bit dangerous.

I don't mean to be that guy, but what steps do i have to take to do it?. I'm relatively new to the 3ds hacking world, so sorry about that

 

[SomeGamer]

I don't mean to be that guy, but what steps do i have to take to do it?. I'm relatively new to the 3ds hacking world, so sorry about that

Just follow Plailect's excellent guide!

 

[Quantumcat]

I don't mean to be that guy, but what steps do i have to take to do it?. I'm relatively new to the 3ds hacking world, so sorry about that

https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki

 

[Logan Pockrus]

I'd just like to say, before you follow that guide, make sure you remove MenuHax one way or another!

 

[phrak]

I'd just like to say, before you follow that guide, make sure you remove MenuHax one way or another!

Thanks guys, i'm gonna try it right now!

 

[Logan Pockrus]

Thanks guys, i'm gonna try it right now!

Good! Now you can join the Arm9loaderhax master race!

 

[Giodude]

i know there's a video, i used one

 

[KJ1]

I'd just like to say, before you follow that guide, make sure you remove MenuHax one way or another!

Um.. may I ask, why is it necessary to remove Menuhax?

 

[SomeGamer]

Um.. may I ask, why is it necessary to remove Menuhax?

Because why have A9LH with Menuhax? You'll just have problems booting into sysNAND.

 

[Logan Pockrus]

Um.. may I ask, why is it necessary to remove Menuhax?

Like SomeGamer said, I believe it causes issues.

 

[Giodude]

found the vid i used twice

 

[Quantumcat]

Better to use the written guide which is kept up to date. The video will have out of date stuff, and if you try to use both they might be incompatible.

 

[Logan Pockrus]

Better to use the written guide which is kept up to date. The video will have out of date stuff, and if you try to use both they might be incompatible.

Definitely use the written guide.