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Sounds like he flashed the emuNAND to sysNAND without 'keep a9lh' ticked. He can see the CIAs with the SD in because they are installed to his Nintendo 3DS folder, but can't use them because he doesn't have signature patching. That's just a guess :-)People, I need a hand.
A friend of mine was following Plailect's guide, and was near the end of it (Part 5, Section IV). According to what he said to me, everything was alright until the restoring EmuNAND to SysNAND part.
I wasn't around when it happened so I can't say for sure if he did something wrong (and knowing him, I guess he's being honest with me), but at the end of the restore, the AL9H was gone and he "had 2 NANDs". When booting with the SD Card, it was exactly as his original EmuNAND with his Cias, but without access to them, and without the SD, a clean updated SysNAND.
Obviously something went wrong and he ended with an updated SysNAND, but I can't see what went wrong with the process. Can anyone guess what happened?
Sounds like he flashed the emuNAND to sysNAND without 'keep a9lh' ticked. He can see the CIAs with the SD in because they are installed to his Nintendo 3DS folder, but can't use them because he doesn't have signature patching. That's just a guess :-)
Hola, podrías echarme una mano? tengo un problema en el proceso de instalación de a9lh, quería enviarte un mp pero tristemente no encuentro la opción jajaja, espero tu respuesta.I did two N3DS's and a 2DS when the A9LH stage2 it didn't even have screen init and we didn't have anything as complete as plailect's guide. I even did change some of the code in the N3ds 2.1 nand backup patching for it to work. I didn't have any problems then, I didn't have any problems updating the A9LH to the shadowhand's screen init one, and of course I did't have any problems with Luma. I'm actively doing (every now and then, slow) development over a9lh cakes in the three systems. No biggie.
These kinds of simple errors are exactly the kinds of things that scare me the most, especially if the guide doesn't tell you to watch out for things like this.I have installed A9LH on 2 O3DS's and 1 N3DS. Those three went fine without any issues. I was attempting a second N3DS for a friend and bricked it.
I ran the 2.1 downgrader from the homebrew launcher instead of a cia and I think it downgraded the sysnand instead of emunand but I can not be sure. It failed part way through and the system would not turn on any more with or without the SD card. I was also unable to get into the recovery menu.
I sent it to Hundshamer yesterday so hopefully it will be good to go in the coming weeks.
I installed a9lh last night on my new 3ds, by the way it is not difficult to do it but laborious, I moved from menuhax because I don't want to use emunand in my microsd, so right now I have luma3ds a9lh in my sysnand and everything is smooth, well my question is, do I have to keep some files in my pc? like my otp or something? I have decrypt9wip installed and emunand9 as well in recovery mode just in case.
my guess is none, he probably hard modded them allTopic title is misleading.
I thought it would tell us how many 3DS systems Plailect sacrificed in order for Arm9loader to be discovered for the rest of us end users to use.
Make a nand backup (every week or so) and keep that safe on your computer. Also keep your OTP file somewhere safe. The rest is not that important.
I installed Luma and a9lh last weekend, finally decided to do something with my 3ds. Went fine using the Plailect guide. Took a while because I was paranoid... But went fine.
Went to grab my sons 3ds to hook him up and he upgraded to 11.x so... Looks like it's either going to be a while to put him on cfw or trade his in and get a new one pre 10.7...
I am still booting to emunand though. I don't understand the flashing it to sysnand... Isn't that just dangerous? What if it messes up can you still recover if the sysnand gets corrupted?
I've been looking into that. Been a while since I soldered anything, may be worth it, not sure how much I want to go through the trouble.If you have backups, it's recoverable, so there really is no risk on sysnand anymore. Also,it eliminates emunand, thus freeing up space.
Your sons 3ds can still be done, via hardmod.