Homebrew CIAngel won't install .cia files

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Well it's pretty self explanatory. Says it can't access the kernel.


EDIT : I should mention that it downloads but doesn't install.
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O3DS XL | 10.3.0-28U

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Last edited by Minecraft7089,
...um, maybe you're new to this; but CIAngel requires kernel access to do its job. Menuhax alone doesn't have the necessary permissions to install .cia files (this is what we call "userland" permissions). If you want to install .cia files, you're going to need a CFW (Custom FirmWare) that allows signing and installing the files (the custom firmware has kernel access, thus giving you the necessary permissions). I suggest Plailect's guide if you want to go that route. Just be very, very cautious so you don't mess up and end up with a brick. It will take a while, but the payout is quite rewarding.
 
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...um, maybe you're new to this; but CIAngel requires kernel access to do its job. Menuhax alone doesn't have the necessary permissions to install .cia files (this is what we call "userland" permissions). If you want to install .cia files, you're going to need a CFW (Custom FirmWare) that allows signing and installing the files (the custom firmware has kernel access, thus giving you the necessary permissions). I suggest Plailect's guide if you want to go that route. Just be very, very cautious so you don't mess up and end up with a brick. It will take a while, but the payout is quite rewarding.
I'm not neccesarily new to this I just haven't done it in awhile
 
...um, maybe you're new to this; but CIAngel requires kernel access to do its job. Menuhax alone doesn't have the necessary permissions to install .cia files (this is what we call "userland" permissions). If you want to install .cia files, you're going to need a CFW (Custom FirmWare) that allows signing and installing the files (the custom firmware has kernel access, thus giving you the necessary permissions). I suggest Plailect's guide if you want to go that route. Just be very, very cautious so you don't mess up and end up with a brick. It will take a while, but the payout is quite rewarding.
Thank you so much. I'm following the tutorial now and it's not as hard as I thought it would be.
 
Thank you so much. I'm following the tutorial now and it's not as hard as I thought it would be.
No prob. A lot has changed in the 3DS scene, and we almost literally have full control of the console now. The guide should be a huge help to get those capabilities. Just be sure to give your full attention to that guide, and it'll be a successful run. ;)
 

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