Pretty sure all you need is to have the boot.3dsx file on your SD's root, along with the 3DS folder which should have the homemenuhax manager folder.
Pretty sure all you need is to have the boot.3dsx file on your SD's root, along with the 3DS folder which should have the homemenuhax manager folder.
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how is this your first post you've been here for over eight months
Lol, thanks for the welcome I appreciate it. I haven't been on here in a long while, part procrastinating part school and such. But with the new news that's been going on I've decided to get more active and learn what I can about everything here!
Well, okay then! Welcome to GBAtemp; find a home, don't distribute warez and shitpost as much as you can.
Gotcha, thanks again. I'll try to help out if I can with simple questions til I get the gist of everything.
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You need to have the right payload at the root of your SD card still.
I'm pretty sure that referred to getting rid of any old payloads from previous installations of menuhax (1.0-1.3) because the name of the payloads changed between every version.
You need to keep the one on the SD card that's named as such: "ropbinpayload_menuhax_USA12288_old3ds.bin"
The last part will change depending on your 3DS version. It'll say EUR for you, and the 5 numbers depend on your firmware version. Last part is old3ds/new3ds obviously.
Re-install menuhax to have it place the right payload at the root of your SD card again and it should work. You can get rid of any other menuhax ropbin payloads you may have that aren't that name (or if you already deleted them then you wouldn't need to since they're already deleted.)
Hey guys, I got Homebrew channel working on My 3ds but it's only showing "Region free launcher" and nothing else. I dont see saver manger or Menuhax. Need help
Im pretty sure, But i dont know where I've gone wrong. I put the 3ds folder into the original 3ds Nintendo folder. That didn't work so I emptied the contents and that doesnt work either. might of done something wrong though
I'm still very new to this scene, what extra benefits or advantages will we have by downgrading our system to 9.x?
Firmware above 9.2 prevents the use of any of the more powerful tools such as rxTools, preventing a lot of unsigned code (including the use of an EmuNAND, or anything you can install to the Home Menu, such as .cia homebrew and copied games) from working at all. There's "arm9 kernel access" and "arm11 kernel access", with arm11 being more restrictive. On anything above 9.2, arm9 kernel access is currently impossible, but with the upcoming memchunkhax, we can downgrade to 9.2 and get full control again.
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