Hacking Dumb question: Reinstalling A9LH on an already hacked system?

[astrangeone]

So I recently took off A9LH off a system so I could re-make a "stock" 9.2 firmware. I still have the system backups from every other step, so I just need a way to reinstall A9LH quickly. It's currently on 9.2.20 U sysnand and I can run hbl through OoTHax.

(Will post a guide about re-making the "stock" 9.2 firmware soon...)

 

[Garro]

If you already have the OTP just run SafeA9LHInstaller with the files needed and install A9LH again.

 

[astrangeone]

If you already have the OTP just run SafeA9LHInstaller with the files needed and install A9LH again.

Ah, perfect. Guess I will have to do that when I get home again. And it's off to the races!

 

[vb_encryption_vb]

If you had a NAND back up with al9 already installed on it, you could have just flashed that back via hardmod as well.

 

[astrangeone]

If you had a NAND back up with al9 already installed on it, you could have just flashed that back via hardmod as well.

But...a hardmod! (I know my soldering skills are terrible, and I really don't want to mess with that.)

Good to know although!

 

[Halvorsen]

You need no hardmod if your sysNAND is 9.2. Just use emuNAND9.

 

[Logan Pockrus]

You need no hardmod if your sysNAND is 9.2. Just use emuNAND9.

You mean Decrypt9? Can emuNAND9 restore NAND backups?

 

[astrangeone]

You mean Decrypt9? Can emuNAND9 restore NAND backups?

So my options are:
- install SafeA9LHinstaller to the HBL, run it and put the OTP in the appropriate place
- run Decrypt9 with my sysnand+A9LH backup
- hardmod my 3DS and install it there.

 

[Halvorsen]

You mean Decrypt9? Can emuNAND9 restore NAND backups?

Well yeah, dude, it's in the name. Haha.

Anyway yes. emuNAND9 is a deeper NAND manager than Decrypt9 is. The main features are that it can backup/restore NANDs, like Decrypt9. It can also convert an existing and in-use emuNAND into a redNAND and vice-versa. It can clone emuNAND to sysNAND without needing a backup of emuNAND, and it can automatically format your SD Card to FAT32/format the card to remove emuNAND.

 

[astrangeone]

Lol. Got it. Will reinstall everything when I get back home. Really I feel tired at this point. Too many modded 3DSes to count.

 

[Logan Pockrus]

Well yeah, dude, it's in the name. Haha.

Anyway yes. emuNAND9 is a deeper NAND manager than Decrypt9 is. The main features are that it can backup/restore NANDs, like Decrypt9. It can also convert an existing and in-use emuNAND into a redNAND and vice-versa. It can clone emuNAND to sysNAND without needing a backup of emuNAND, and it can automatically format your SD Card to FAT32/format the card to remove emuNAND.

Oh...I was unaware, ha!