Hacking ctrbootmanager9 worth it?

Why would you want to use a boot manager for payloads when Luma can already do that? (Unless I'm wrong and you cant boot dev luma through regular) - use pathchange on the BIN files for luma because they'll want to be arm9loaderhax.bin instead of whatever else (so the path has to be changed)
 
You can't boot dev luma from regular, and 6.2.2 doesn't have firmware.bin loading. I use dev luma for ssb4 mods and 5.5 for ntr. I want to switch between luma versions easily.
 
Luma supports different payloads that are loaded by pressing a certain button on Boot. Depending on how much stuff you want to be able to choose from, you might need an additional bootmanager.

How to use:

Put any payload you wish to use in SD:/luma/payloads, and rename it to <button>_<name>.bin(where <name> can be whatever you want)

<button>_<name>.bin can be as follows:

  • x_NAME.bin
  • y_NAME.bin
  • select_NAME.bin
  • start_NAME.bin
  • r_NAME.bin
  • a_NAME.bin
  • right_NAME.bin
  • left_NAME.bin
  • up_NAME.bin
  • down_NAME.bin
For r_NAME.bin, a_NAME.bin and select_NAME.bin you need to press L+R, L+A and L+SELECT on boot respectively.

So that's ten different payloads.
 
Last edited by wurstpistole,
Luma supports different payloads that are loaded by pressing a certain button on Boot. Depending on how much stuff you want to be able to choose from, you might need an additional bootmanager. But I'm fairly sure you can set up 7 different payloads with Luma (A,B,X,Y,L,R,Start) - select is for Luma config, don't know if you can also configure payloads for the directional buttons.
I mainly want to switch from 5.5 to dev 6.2.2
 

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