Hacking Just got A9LH, need further help

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As the title says, I just got A9LH (Ik I'm late but I've always been scared to get it, fear of a brick).
I need help getting homebrew running on my sysnand as all of me previous stuff ain't there anymore.
I need help getting hb running on 2.1. Any tips? I do have Luma, but I heard to use DSiware, or nitrohax, I need to have it on both sysnand and emunand.
 
As the title says, I just got A9LH (Ik I'm late but I've always been scared to get it, fear of a brick).
I need help getting homebrew running on my sysnand as all of me previous stuff ain't there anymore.
I need help getting hb running on 2.1. Any tips? I do have Luma, but I heard to use DSiware, or nitrohax, I need to have it on both sysnand and emunand.
What guide did you use and when? A9LH has long been outdated and no reason to even be on 2.1 anymore? There should be on 3ds.hacks.quide a a9lh to b9s that you should look at first off. as well as getting your system off the 2.1 firmware
 
Ok. For future reference, NEVER use video guides. They get outdated quick, and can sometimes actually brick your console.
 
Ok, if I remember correctly, there is an option to restore a NAND backup while keeping hax. Do that.
Yes, there is definitely a nand backup restore point which was missed and needed to be able to safely return to their fw they were on and to update safely from there. I cannot seem to find the archived 3ds.guide page which went over that.

It was http://web.archive.org/web/20170519235447/https://3ds.guide/installing-arm9loaderhax which went over the A9LH guide when it was a thing.
 
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Then follow the guide mentioned here:
Fist of all, follow this to upgrade from A9LH to B9S v1.3, and we'll go from there.

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Afterwards, you will be on the latest Luma CFW with the latest system software.
 
The guide mentioned by the first responce. 3ds.hacks.guide, formerly 3ds.guide, is always up to date. If possible, use 3ds.guide.
 

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