Homebrew Question Homebrew not working

[Diamond Gaming]

I followed this guide https://reinx.guide/guide
To try to get cfw i inserted the payload and went to album to access tinfoil but i keep getting sent to the normal album. I triple checked and everything and all the files are in place. Im using a exfat sd card
Edit: i realized im supposed to be using the legacy format which i didnt use but i dobt know how the sd card file structure is

 

[DollyWhipDoll]

You should read through the full guide.
It's as I suspected, Hold Down R and Press A.

• If you would like to access the Album normally, hold down the R button while opening it.

 

[Diamond Gaming]

Im trying to get to the homebrew menu,not album
But i just keep getting sent to the usual album application

 

[Manurocker95]

Im trying to get to the homebrew menu,not album
But i just keep getting sent to the usual album application

For using homebrew in album applet you must have the 100000000100D folder in sdmc/reinx/titles. It’s just LayeredFS for HBL.

 

[Diamond Gaming]

For using homebrew in album applet you must have the 100000000100D folder in sdmc/reinx/titles. It’s just LayeredFS for HBL.

Still not working

 

[Manurocker95]

Still not working

weird. Try Atmosphere. it should work in the same way

 

[Diamond Gaming]

weird. Try Atmosphere. it should work in the same way

Alright

 

[Techjunky90]

Do you have the layeredfs kip in the modules folders? Haven't used reinx in awhile, don't remember to much about it

 

[DocKlokMan]

I followed this guide https://reinx.guide/guide
To try to get cfw i inserted the payload and went to album to access tinfoil but i keep getting sent to the normal album. I triple checked and everything and all the files are in place. Im using a exfat sd card
Edit: i realized im supposed to be using the legacy format which i didnt use but i dobt know how the sd card file structure is

Need more info. "I triple checked and everything and all the files are in place." We cannot trust this, so a screen shot or text post of the contents of your ReiNX folder would be nice to start. Also, are you using Linux, Mac or Windows (yes, it makes a difference).