Hacking Official Corbenik - Another CFW for advanced users (with bytecode patches!)

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I wanted to use it. Will it work with A9LH on firmware 10.5? Should I use it with sysNAND or with an emuNAND?
It will work on 10.5 and A9LH, but you may need to find your own firmware files for 10.5. It's completely safe to use on sysNAND and I honestly don't suggest using emuNANDS anymore.
Just be aware, any issues you run into will not be fixed.
 
It will work on 10.5 and A9LH, but you may need to find your own firmware files for 10.5. It's completely safe to use on sysNAND and I honestly don't suggest using emuNANDS anymore.
Just be aware, any issues you run into will not be fixed.
No problem. I will keep making backups of my sysNAND.

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I wrote 10.5 without noticing, I meant 11.5 instead.
 
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No problem. I will backup keep making backups of my sysNAND.

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I wrote 10.5 without noticing, I meant 11.5 instead.
This will work on 11.5 with the 11.4 NATIVE_FIRM
But reboot patches are broken
 
OK. Does that mean it isn't programmed to support 11.5 NATIVE_FIRM?
Actually it's because 11.5 didn't add a new NATIVE_FIRM and is still using the 11.4 NATIVE_FIRM.
11.4 actually broke the reboot patches and Chaos was dealing with other issues at the time. He got them kind of fixed it and then other stuff happened.
 
Actually it's because 11.5 didn't add a new NATIVE_FIRM and is still using the 11.4 NATIVE_FIRM.
11.4 actually broke the reboot patches and Chaos was dealing with other issues at the time. He got them kind of fixed it and then other stuff happened.

I'm pretty sure I got firmlaunch fixed before I started on sighax (and that was ultimately what killed my enthusiasm.) The current "stable" release is completely broken.

To be honest though, unless one intends to fork corbenik or is prepared at very least to patch potential issues in the code/patches, I suggest avoiding it. It's only a matter of time before the code breaks.
 
I'm pretty sure I got firmlaunch fixed before I started on sighax (and that was ultimately what killed my enthusiasm.) The current "stable" release is completely broken.

To be honest though, unless one intends to fork corbenik or is prepared at very least to patch potential issues in the code/patches, I suggest avoiding it. It's only a matter of time before the code breaks.
I know the last nightly said it was party fixed. I didn't get a chance to test it because I had put testing aside at the time to deal with personal issues.
The Temp missed you, btw. I hope everything is going good for you
 
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