Oh, but it's open on my 3ds right now....I haven't tried installing anything yet, but it looks like it works....
Homebrew Is there a way to keep Tubehax incase it's patched?
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It fails the installation because it doesn't have access to the AM Service.
Of course! Anything for this amazing community!Good luck!
If you find anything, let us all know!
Only recommended step is eventually DON'T UPDATE your console FW or YouTube app (if new updates are launched), and expect to news about possibly patched or not TubeHax!.. Indeed, I think if any Nintendo update is released, it will patch ALL existent exploits (not only TubeHax).
Planed on doing this anyway, I updated before and I deeply regretted it, so that's not gonna happen again!
That reminds me, its been a while since the last update.
Maybe theyre prepping for a bulk fix? (Like I believe 9.3 was? Maybe?
That makes sense considering the only logical number after 9.9 is 10.
Big ol version 10.
Yeah, it will be scary.
However, if Nintendo changes/modifies any of the kernel files/execution methods and messes up something, there could be a way to get kernel access on 10.0 or 9.9
It's unlikely, but nothing is uncrackable.
However, if Nintendo changes/modifies any of the kernel files/execution methods and messes up something, there could be a way to get kernel access on 10.0 or 9.9
It's unlikely, but nothing is uncrackable.
lol thanks hiccup, that was just the blind leading the blind...
of course we can't reflash 3ds games, in the factory nintendo breaks off the little lock/unlock switch that is found on sd cards. if only we were able to put that little switch back on... maybe we can switch it to the unlocked switch if we use something small like a needle
My only tip here is to keep your DNS setup to TubeHax, which will block eShop and Nintendo updates. Keep an eye on the forum for when an update is released. If an update is released, see what people are saying about it as they may or may not patch the 3DS to block TubeHax.
Uhh, well technically, I suppose, but it would be pointless. You'd need a Cubic Ninja cartridge and another cartridge of the same type that you don't care about. Then desolder the ROM (and whatever it uses to save, depending on what the other cartridge uses to save) and solder it into the other cartridge. That's assuming the other cartridge has the same layout. There's a reason it's called ROM or Read Only Memory.
The closest thing you could do (that's not illogical) is copy the game to a Sky flashcart.
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ZeroT21:
only ps5 updated to latest firmware can go on psn, jailbroken ones just don't use psn or they risk getting flagged or banned, altho spouting profanity in online play alredy does that -
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Y @ YuseiFD:Then how come you do it and don't get banned ? or is it a question of getting caught doing it ?
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BakerMan:
wtf is the point of banning swearing in games? that's utterly a dumb decision
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What's the point of video games? Kids playing video games won't be as hardened as the previous ones getting shoved down a hillside.+2 -
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BakerMan:
kids, yall are fucking pussies, grow some asshair before you even dare touch My Friend Peppa Pig or Mario's Early Years+1
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rolling?