Homebrew Installing CFW

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What are the risks of installing a CFW for Old2ds running Ver11.5 (Luma3DS) and how to prevent it from happening?

(Using method 3ds.guide)
 
What are the risks of installing a CFW for Old2ds running Ver11.5 (Luma3DS) and how to prevent it from happening?

(Using method 3ds.guide)
At the moment, there is absolutely no risk with a zero percent chance of bricking. The catch is though, you can only install cfw for free on firmwares 11.3 and under. If you want cfw for 11.5, you need either a compatible ds flashcart listed on 3ds.guide or a second 3ds on a lower firmware to system transfer with. Flashcarts average to about 20 dollars each.
 
At the moment, there is absolutely no risk with a zero percent chance of bricking. The catch is though, you can only install cfw for free on firmwares 11.3 and under. If you want cfw for 11.5, you need either a compatible ds flashcart listed on 3ds.guide or a second 3ds on a lower firmware to system transfer with. Flashcarts average to about 20 dollars each.

Already ordered one :p
Ty

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you asking how to preveng cfw from installing? or prevent the (unlikely) risks?
prevent the risks :P
 
At the moment, there is absolutely no risk with a zero percent chance of bricking. The catch is though, you can only install cfw for free on firmwares 11.3 and under. If you want cfw for 11.5, you need either a compatible ds flashcart listed on 3ds.guide or a second 3ds on a lower firmware to system transfer with. Flashcarts average to about 20 dollars each.
theres the extremely rare chance of a brick when installing
 

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