ROM Hack install menuhax from oothax

[Yehshuah]

I'm on 10.6 sadly..i really just want a way to play oot while I'm using oothax. The hax doesn't allow me to create save file but if I remove the hax I will delete all save file from cartridge and no longer have home brew

Any way to play Zelda ?

 

[Pikm]

I'm on 10.6 sadly..i really just want a way to play oot while I'm using oothax. The hax doesn't allow me to create save file but if I remove the hax I will delete all save file from cartridge and no longer have home brew

Any way to play Zelda ?

Game card or eshop version?

 

[Yehshuah]

Game card or eshop version?

Game card. That's the only way to homebrew

 

[Sumsquat]

Well, your only option is to downgrade to another firmware, since menuhax is not available on 10.6.
You could go to any version below(up to 10.5 for using normal homebrew, with menuhax etc),
You could just go to 9.2 and install a cfw of your choice, like rxTools,
or you could downgrade to 2.1, obtain OTP, upgrade to 9.2 and install an a9lh cfw, which is the most struggling way, but has most advantages, like AuReiNand on coldboot.

I'll edit this post and link some tutorials.

Greetings

EDIT:
Here you go, buddy.
Downgrade to 9.2 (you can also just replace 9.2 files with the firmware you want to go to) : https://www.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/comments/49ix2n/downgrade_from_105106_is_now_possible_on_o3ds/
Once downgraded(if 9.2) CFW guide: https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-rxtools-roxas75-3ds-toolkit-fw-2-0-9-2.382782/
A9LH: https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki/OTP-Info

 

[Pikm]

Game card. That's the only way to homebrew

You could do it with the eshop ver if you had hbl on 10.5

Game card or eshop version?

 

[sigboe]

@Yehshuah I suggest going through the A9HL guide, its a bit troublesome, but in the end you will have the best homebrew setup to date.

 

[Yehshuah]

@Yehshuah I suggest going through the A9HL guide, its a bit troublesome, but in the end you will have the best homebrew setup to date.

What's that? Give me link?

 

[Jiro2]

@Yehshuah I suggest going through the A9HL guide, its a bit troublesome, but in the end you will have the best homebrew setup to date.

If someone is asking questions like the original poster asked, they probably aren't up to installing a9lh.

I really wish people would stop advising complete newbies to install a9lh. That's just asking for bricks.