Homebrew Do I need RedNand to downgrade and install arm9loaderhax, or can i just use Emunand9?

[ThePanchamBros]

question

 

[Xenon Hacks]

question

I used a Gateway Emunand backup I had and renamed it but I also had my previous OTP dump and just started on step 5.

I took the risk because I have a NAND mod so just follow te tut word for word, don't deviate or improvise to save time.

 

[Razorzeto]

From Plailect's guide:

 

[Xenon Hacks]

From Plailect's guide:

Well there you go

 

[FTRBND]

EmuNAND9 isn't a cfw?

 

[GuyInDogSuit]

I used a Gateway emuNAND and started on step 5. Just progress as if you're using RedNAND.

 

[ThePanchamBros]

I used a Gateway emuNAND and started on step 5. Just progress as if you're using RedNAND.

ok, so can I skip step 3 if I already have emunand set up?

 

[GuyInDogSuit]

ok, so can I skip step 3 if I already have emunand set up?

If I remember right, yes. I read everything to be safe, but don't think I did anything until step 5. But be sure to back up both NANDs.

 

[ThePanchamBros]

If I remember right, yes. I read everything to be safe, but don't think I did anything until step 5. But be sure to back up both NANDs.

ok thanks

 

[Purge]

EmuNAND9 isn't a cfw?

Neither is emuNAND. Same can be said for redNAND. There seem to be a lot of people here who for some reason think that emuNAND = CFW. This is completely wrong.

To OP: You don't need redNAND. If you have a N3DS, you could save a good amount of space you use to dump but it's not necessary.

 

[Ev1l0rd]

Neither is emuNAND. Same can be said for redNAND. There seem to be a lot of people here who for some reason think that emuNAND = CFW. This is completely wrong.

To OP: You don't need redNAND. If you have a N3DS, you could save a good amount of space you use to dump but it's not necessary.

To clarify a little further: an emuNAND is a clone of your sysNAND but installed on an SD-card. A CFW can boot into emuNAND or sysNAND depending on your choice.

 

[ThePanchamBros]

To clarify a little further: an emuNAND is a clone of your sysNAND but installed on an SD-card. A CFW can boot into emuNAND or sysNAND depending on your choice.

ikr, some people don't get that emunand isn't a cfw