I can't believe I have to ask this for the 4th time now, but how do I set up Luma to boot without the SD inserted,

[mcclainaj05]

To sum it up, I recently updated Luma on my SD, but now I want to know how I set up the latest version of Luma to boot regardless of if the SD is inserted or not.

 

[Shadow#1]

To sum it up, I recently updated Luma on my SD, but now I want to know how I set up the latest version of Luma to boot regardless of if the SD is inserted or not.

If u update via Universal Updater it will be auto copied to ctrnand

 

[mcclainaj05]

If u update via Universal Updater it will be auto copied to ctrnand

Sadly, I did not, I manually put on the new boot files, so what should I do then?

 

[lone_wolf323]

Sadly, I did not, I manually put on the new boot files, so what should I do then?

In that case. Look at https://3ds.hacks.guide/finalizing-setup and follow the section VI - ctrnand luma3ds

 

[DSoryu]

Sadly, I did not, I manually put on the new boot files, so what should I do then?

If you updatet to the latest, it will be copied automatically upon first boot, so it should be already on your CTRNand.

 

[mcclainaj05]

If you updatet to the latest, it will be copied automatically upon first boot, so it should be already on your CTRNand.

Really? You're sure?

 

[mcclainaj05]

In that case. Look at https://3ds.hacks.guide/finalizing-setup and follow the section VI - ctrnand luma3ds

And that's what I need to do every time I update CFW, yes?

 

[lone_wolf323]

And that's what I need to do every time I update CFW, yes?

its likely that any update forward should auto copy the file to the ctrnand. It should help make things easier.

 

[mcclainaj05]

Ok, after reading the 3ds.hacks.guide, under the page "Restoring/Updating CFW," it reads by the end that after copying and pasting boot.3dsx and boot.firm from the Luma file, that it is then updated on both SD and internal memory, so I think that's what @Dartz150 was referring to when he said, "copied automatically."

 

[mcclainaj05]

its likely that any update forward should auto copy the file to the ctrnand. It should help make things easier.

So it's already updated then?

(Also, random tidbit: I just read that I'm a "Well-known Member," have I really had to ask that many questions on this site before? lol)

 

[DSoryu]

Really? You're sure?

Yes, latest Luma releases added that feature.

 

[susbaconhairman]

Go to godmode9, then go to scripts and then gm9 mega script > scripts from plailects guide > and then I think it's in more or advanced or something like that, it should be named set up luma to ctrnand I think

 

[xMarvin732]

get godmode9, start 3ds with start button and power button.
Press home button go to "Scripts", choose GM9Megascript, then select "Scripts from Plailect's Guide"
choose "Setup Luma3DS to CTRNAND" confirm it with A, then it tells you that SysNAND is locked and you have to unlock it by confirming with A and imput the shown pattern.
After that it should be done.

 

[AmandaRose]

get godmode9, start 3ds with start button and power button.
Press home button go to "Scripts", choose GM9Megascript, then select "Scripts from Plailect's Guide"
choose "Setup Luma3DS to CTRNAND" confirm it with A, then it tells you that SysNAND is locked and you have to unlock it by confirming with A and imput the shown pattern.
After that it should be done.

Not needed the latest version of Luma automatically does this for you.

https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases