If you have a gateway emunand installed, you have ctrlboot with hbl, and all that. Will there be a conflict between emunands if i chose to install custom firmware as well? This isn't really mentioned anywhere 
sure. what you are saying that it doesn't matter if a new emunand is isntalledi n the cfw process?
If I understand correctly, you'll need to use cakes CFW for more than one emunand
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Yeah actually AuRei should support that
Anyway,I think he's trying to ask if it's possible to have multiple emuNANDs.
The answer's yes,you can!
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Personally, I'm just backing up and restoring my emunand.bin files when I want to switch emunands.
Personally, I'm just backing up and restoring my emunand.bin files when I want to switch emunands.
That feeling when you have no access to PC for dual emunands
Custom firmware is just a set of patches that are applied at runtime when you boot an emunand (or a sysnand, for that matter). You don't need to use separate emunands for separate custom firmwares.
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But imo arm9loaderhax all but killed that particular use case. It's much more practical to have a 10.7 sysnand and a 10.7 region changed emunand instead of going the multiple emunands route.
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The only reason I can think of having more than one emunand for is if you wanted to have multiple regions on the same console. For example, I've seen some people go with a setup where they have a 9.2 sysnand, an updated emunand, and a second updated emunand of another region.
But imo arm9loaderhax all but killed that particular use case. It's much more practical to have a 10.7 sysnand and a 10.7 region changed emunand instead of going the multiple emunands route.
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