Hacking How to make A9LH launch redNAND?

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I am trying to set up a redNAND, and after a lot of help, emuNAND9 is now working for me. I have Luma3DS installed, and in System Settings, it says that I am on Ver. 9.2, rather than on Sys 9.2 or Emu 9.2, like I was expecting. How to I get A9LH to auto-boot my redNAND (sorry for having so many questions recently).
 
I am trying to set up a redNAND, and after a lot of help, emuNAND9 is now working for me. I have Luma3DS installed, and in System Settings, it says that I am on Ver. 9.2, rather than on Sys 9.2 or Emu 9.2, like I was expecting. How to I get A9LH to auto-boot my redNAND (sorry for having so many questions recently).

What is your luma config? Are you booting into menuhax + emuNAND? You shoudl clone your emuNAND to sysNAND and then have no need for an emuNAND, and update freely..

EDIT: Somewhat ninja'd?:ph34r:
 
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They said they had A9LH... so why would they be using menuhax?? lol...

"I am trying to set up a redNAND, and after a lot of help, emuNAND9 is now working for me. I have Luma3DS installed, and in System Settings, it says that I am on Ver. 9.2, rather than on Sys 9.2 or Emu 9.2"

I wasn't sure ><
 
It still displays that I loaded into Sys 9.2. That means I'm on SysNAND right now, right? I just realised that, the reason I wanted to keep a NAND on 9.2 was to do something that can still be done on 11.2, so if this means I'm on sysNAND (a of it which I can update safely, etc.), then I'll be happy.
 
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It still displays that I loaded into Sys 9.2. That means I'm on SysNAND right now, right? I just realised that, the reason I wanted to keep a NAND on 9.2 was to do something that can still be done on 11.2, so if this means I'm on sysNAND, then I'll be happy.

Sys means SysNAND

Emu means EmuNAND

So yes, you're on sysNAND. You can update to latest version if you're on A9LH :)
 
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Make sure you have a9lh before going onwards. Try booting into Hourglass9 or EmuNAND9 by pressing start or Y at boot (before home menu loads) to prove you're in a9lh SYSNAND.
 
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