It would benefit a lot more people if they waited for a new firmware for a release because it would work on the most recent firmware and on previous firmwares, and there are a few kernel exploits on 11.0, they just haven't released yet.
That would be the same if they launched it now, also the new upodate could patch the exploit, then it would help less people.
If someone figured out how to Dsiware downgrade without a second system, that would make sense to release sooner, but a kernel exploit downgrade would benefit a lot more people if it was saved for later. The only way Nintendo would patch it out is if they somehow found the same exploit before it was released. There's a bunch of kernel bugs, so there's a really low chance of Nintendo finding a specific kernel bug that someone is working on. They pretty much have to wait for an exploit to release before they can start patching it. I'm pretty sure that everyone on 11.0 that's interested in hacking is aware that they shouldn't update anymore, so even if Nintendo does patch an exploit that someone is working on, all of the people that didn't update would benefit from it.
Ok, kinda got it. Still, annoying for us, that don't have the exploit to do what we want.
Sure, it might be annoying for 11.0 users, but think about it from the point of view of someone who has these exploits. Would you rather release it as soon as possible and only have a small amount of people benefit from it, or release it at the end of the system's life, where everyone can benefit from it and your exploit would be the one that's that's used by everyone? There's a reason why everyone says to stay on the oldest firmware possible, so the people that don't listen to others saying that have to wait a lot longer.
Sure, but do you think they would announce if it was the last firmware? They could stay with the same firmware for a year before announcing that. Also, you have to think about the people waiting for the hack. Even if it gets less recognition and less people use it, would you wait months to post your discovery just because you want to post it when it gets patched or on the last OFW? First of all, if it loses the point if it gets patched, to it's kind of a gamble, a 50% chance, and second, you'll lose the opportunity for people to enjoy your content just because you want to be famous.
Nintendo usually stops supporting their current systems around the time their next system is about to launch, so they don't care as much about patching big exploits. The Wii U has had a kernel exploit available for several months, but they haven't patched it yet and now that the NX is releasing soon, they're going to mostly focus on that and they'll probably just patch the Wii U's kernel exploit, then stop releasing updates after that.
Well, at least we can agree patience can't be avoided. It's goint to be some time to release the exploits anyways.
Welp, guess it's not gonna work then. Still I'm curious how they're going to do firmware downgrading in 11.0 since it checks for bigger numbers and such, but still I'm just waiting for one to make my N3DS into A9LH.
I don't believe there's a public kernel 11 exploit yet. Hope they make one soon though.
BootNTR needs kernel 11 to start NTR CFW, if we have a way to boot NTR with 11.0 NATIVE_FIRM, then we have a kernel 11 exploit.
You either should explain better or give us links to the information, because I'm really confused with what you're saying.
Yeah, pretty much what I said.
To boot NTR CFW we need a kernel 11 exploit. If we can boot the NTR CFW (Using the BootNTR application) on the 11.0 firmware version (and using 11.0 NATIVE_FIRM), then we have a kernel 11 exploit.
All right, now I understand what you said. You were mumbling too much on the other posts, I didn't get what you were saying.
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