Hacking Gateway 3DS working on the New Nintendo 3DS.

[MrJason005]

I prefer my Monster Hunter 4G *New* 3DS LL though

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't savedatafiler a homebrew application? How come it is on an N3DS?

 

[Phantom_User]

Same thing in Australia. Believe it or not, computer stores used to stock R4 cards back in the day. It was a few months later authorities caught on, and they raided the stores. Then you'd see all those stores with different trading names.

Does anyone know ( I re-read the rules) if I can be a middle man service for anyone who's wanting an AUS N3DS?

That'd be nice if it was actually cheaper!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't savedatafiler a homebrew application? How come it is on an N3DS?

Cubic Ninja?

 

[kyogre123]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't savedatafiler a homebrew application? How come it is on an N3DS?

I was beginning to wonder why it was taking too long for someone to notice he has kernel access in his new *NEW* 3DS LL.

 

[omegart]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't savedatafiler a homebrew application? How come it is on an N3DS?

ninjhax i think

 

[kyogre123]

ninjhax i think

Ultimate blind answer.

 

[MrJason005]

I was beginning to wonder why it was taking too long for someone to notice he has kernel access in his new *NEW* 3DS LL.

I thought I was going to make a fool out of myself by asking that question. Not so deep in the 3DS hacking community...

ninjhax i think

Does it support installing .CIAs?

 

[Phantom_User]

Ultimate blind answer.

5 mins. of research made me look at the image again and say: Oh shi-. What gives??

Edit: Someone's got some splainin' to do.

 

[ChrisRX]

My biggest problem is the whole mechanical response thing. Even before the video's launch we still got those kind of answers. It's a bit daunting.

That answer feels so "it's not even close to completion". But then you watch that video and.. What the fock Gateway? That looks as good as anything.

In software development there's an 80:20 rule. The main core features take 20% of the time. Turning it into a finished product takes the other 80%.

So just because they have the guts of it up and running that doesn't mean they're near completion.

 

[Sonicx64]

That must be one hell of a decision making process(Especially for collectors), "Pokemon or Gateway, can I afford it, but the Pokemon case looks so pretty..." I hope Japan is a little more lenient than US when I get the chance to travel there.

Hardcore collectors buy legit copies of games, and there is a culture growing now where people look down upon pirated games, but the things that sell the most at game shops here in China are consoles and flash cards. I got my PS2 modded here as well for next to nothing. Finding legit American copies of 3DS games can be hard but there are a lot of Japanese games, since Chinese gamers usually just buy Japanese consoles to play games rather than the iQue or whatever.

 

[Phantom_User]

In software development there's an 80:20 rule. The main core features take 20% of the time. Turning it into a finished product takes the other 80%.

So just because they have the guts of it up and running that doesn't mean they're near completion.

Oh well.. I certainly didn't know that. Hmmm :/

 

[omegart]

Does it support installing .cia?

No, i thought that if you run those homebrew from cubic ninja you just have them into that screen (i don't remember the name), but i think i'm wrong :\

 

[MrJason005]

No, i thought that if you run those homebrew from cubic ninja you just have them into that screen (i don't remember the name), but i think i'm wrong :\

To be honest, I think it would rather show Cubic Ninja in the list, rather than the homebrew that was run. Anyone here can confirm this?
I've got a strange feeling about this picture.... (Saved it incase it gets taken down)

 

[omegart]

To be honest, I think it would rather show Cubic Ninja in the list, rather than the application that was run. Anyone here can confirm this?

yeah i thought this after a bit

 

[Friendsxix]

Does a system transfer also transfer the data for Activity Log? That'd be an easy explanation if so...

 

[Phantom_User]

Aaaah - Just what we all needed, another layer of conspiracy, depth and speculation to the 3DS scene. French user and NEW 3DS LL Monster Hunter 4G owner displays SaveDataFiler through a screenshot, an application only acessible through Kernel Acess.

Does a system transfer also transfer the data for Activity Log? That'd be an easy explanation if so...

Yes it does

 

[omegart]

Aaaah - Just what we all needed, another layer of conspiracy, depth and speculation to the 3DS scene. French user and NEW 3DS LL Monster Hunter 4G owner displays SaveDataFiler through a screenshot, an application only acessible through Kernel Acess.
Yes it does

it's all a conspiracy against us >:|

 

[Deleted-355425]

more like a personal kexploit

 

[MrJason005]

Even if it may transfer the activity log data, it can only happen if you are in sysNAND, which is impossible since you need to be on the latest firmware to achieve something of the sort.
Conclusion: This may be indeed a leak of sorts for the new kernel exploit.
Maybe someone found out before Gateway released it?

 

[kyogre123]

Aaaah - Just what we all needed, another layer of conspiracy, depth and speculation to the 3DS scene. French user

Not speculation at all... He is a known hacker in the 3DS scene (or at least, he should be known...).

 

[Phantom_User]

Even if it may transfer the activity log data, it can only happen if you are in sysNAND, which is impossible since you need to be on the latest firmware to achieve something of the sort.
Conclusion: This may be indeed a leak of sorts for the new kernel exploit.
Maybe someone found out before Gateway released it?

OH SNAP!

(or at least, he should be known...).

Woops ''