Dev units cannot play retail games due to different encryption keysWhat's the difference?
yes,But I don't have the ctrnand of the corresponding area. It can't start. I only have the ctrnand file of the Japanese development machineCan you run b9s/Luma on it?
Why? A dev 3DS is so much cooler than a regular 3DS. Why turn something special into something you can get on every street corner?
I Know,You can install Luma & Boot9strap-devkit on a development unit.
You can also convert Decrypted 3DS roms to Dev Signed CIA using 3dsconv with the --dev-keys parameters, your 'dev' console boot9.bin file and a certchain-dev.bin file.
Ihaveamac 3dsconv Github
Your 3dsconv folder would have the following files:
3dsconv.exe
boot9.bin
certchain-dev.bin
You would convert a single 3DS Decrypted Rom using the following command (Replace the decrypted_game.3ds with the file you want to convert).
3dsconv.exe --dev-keys --boot9=boot9.bin decrypted_game.3ds
yes,i have old3ds-JPN-development machine, which can extract ctrnand and brush it into use. It can be turned on, but it is a European version machine, which is not perfect!You have the unit but no corresponding ctrnand?
Isn't it a brick then?
Imagine this was done intentionally by the previous owner to prevent anyone else from getting a working dev unit.
If it can turn on and run, you have something to work with. Dev units are moddable with bootntr just like retail ones. You just need a compatible flashcart and a magnet. (The magnet is to put it in sleep mode while it's open)yes,i have old3ds-JPN-development machine, which can extract ctrnand and brush it into use. It can be turned on, but it is a European version machine, which is not perfect!
I feel terrible........
I kown,however, the fault remains the same. I mentioned transferring ctrnand earlier, which means I have hacked itIf it can turn on and run, you have something to work with. Dev units are moddable with bootntr just like retail ones. You just need a compatible flashcart and a magnet. (The magnet is to put it in sleep mode while it's open)