Hacking Is it possible to return on v1 a9lh ?

[The Catboy]

Don't do that unless you want to brick.
From Aurora github:

If you want to go back to v1 use this version:
https://github.com/d0k3/SafeA9LHInstaller/releases
Be absolutely sure to use v1 payloads and FIRM or you'll brick.

It appears I was wrong, so I removed that statement.

 

[Inochi.no.Zenmai]

Heard a9lh v1 was better for the nand. All these reports of nand going faulty started with a9lh v2

That's quite the statement, to be without any backup proof. I have v2 on all my modded consoles. They all work fine.

 

[a9lh-1user]

The same at my place.
Everything is fine after update A9LH v. 1 to A9LH v. 2.
Sometimes i think people are messing around with there installation (on A9LH v.1) and then install A9LH v.2 and if something goes wrong it has to be A9LH v. 2?!?!?!
But maybe i'am wrong with my opinion .... wouldn't be the first time

 

[The Catboy]

The same at my place.
Everything is fine after update A9LH v. 1 to A9LH v. 2.
Sometimes i think people are messing around with there installation (on A9LH v.1) and then install A9LH v.2 and if something goes wrong it has to be A9LH v. 2?!?!?!
But maybe i'am wrong with my opinion .... wouldn't be the first time

Actually, a lot of issues that are popping up are often the cause of pre-existing issues that only just started showing up since the user is more than likely using their system more.
Take my 3DS for example. More then likely my wifi antenna was damaged long before I had to replace it, but because it was hardly ever used, I never noticed it. Once I started using it more, the issue became more and more noticeable, until the cord finally stopped working and my system appeared to be broken.
Now this could easily have been seen as a "NAND failure" or even a "brick" from A9LH, to anyone who doesn't know what they are looking for. As it showed the same signs of bricked system or NAND failure.
Now in my case, I was willing and knowledgeable enough to open my system and test the hardware until I found what was broken. But when it comes down to troubleshooting 3DS hardware it's really not easy because everything does the same shit.
NAND failure: Black screen
Loose Wifi card: Black Screen
Broken Antenna: Black Screen
Bricked A9LH: Black screen
Ect.
Only a hard brick gives any kind of "useful" error screen. Otherwise, pretty much all forms of hardware error give you the same black screen. In short, if you are getting a black screen on your 3DS and you don't know what to do, you either buy a new 3DS, learn you some knowledge in diagnosing/repairing 3DS, or send it to someone who knows what they are doing. Hacked systems should never be sent to Nintendo.

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

Actually, a lot of issues that are popping up are often the cause of pre-existing issues that only just started showing up since the user is more than likely using their system more.
Take my 3DS for example. More then likely my wifi antenna was damaged long before I had to replace it, but because it was hardly ever used, I never noticed it. Once I started using it more, the issue became more and more noticeable, until the cord finally stopped working and my system appeared to be broken.
Now this could easily have been seen as a "NAND failure" or even a "brick" from A9LH, to anyone who doesn't know what they are looking for. As it showed the same signs of bricked system or NAND failure.
Now in my case, I was willing and knowledgeable enough to open my system and test the hardware until I found what was broken. But when it comes down to troubleshooting 3DS hardware it's really not easy because everything does the same shit.
NAND failure: Black screen
Loose Wifi card: Black Screen
Broken Antenna: Black Screen
Bricked A9LH: Black screen
Ect.
Only a hard brick gives any kind of "useful" error screen. Otherwise, pretty much all forms of hardware error give you the same black screen. In short, if you are getting a black screen on your 3DS and you don't know what to do, you either buy a new 3DS, learn you some knowledge in diagnosing/repairing 3DS, or send it to someone who knows what they are doing. Hacked systems should never be sent to Nintendo.

Your mind set and logical post makes me like you more every time.