Hacking Keep getting crashes, not too sure what to do?

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the exact message says:

An exception occurred

Processor: ARM11 (core 0)
Exception type: data abort
Current process: *all of my apps do this so its not important*

R0 00000000 R1 0024EE78
R2 0012A0E8 R3 0024D144
R4 0024F05C R5 0024d144
R6 FFFFFFFF R7 FFFFFFFF
R8 00000002 R9 00000000
R10 0000001 R11 00000000
R12 10002000 SP 0800E7C8
LR 0012A100 PC 0012A158
CPSR 60000010 FPEXC 00000000

You can find a dump in the following file:
dumps/arm11/crash_dump_00000005.dmp

Press any button to shutdown
 
Last edited by AlkinDraws,
be sure you also test your issues with the latest release, v8.1.1. if it happens, file an issue (or someone can do it for you) so it can be fixed: https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/issues
I'll be filing an issue there later tonight. I updated from A9LH using 3ds.guide and with a NAND backup of bB9S 1.2/ and in both cases, Luma 8.1.1 did not fix my issue. A lot of my homebrew CIA's (and 3dsx) applications are crashing in the same way. Also, Mario Sports Superstars is now back to doing some funky things again. (Crashes on start by freezing. No dump is created. Will upload screenshots in the issue report later.)
 
Not sure if this helps:

I was getting a lot of these exception errors with RERevelations recently. Its one of the first games I installed and it played without issue. When I recently revisited it, I started getting these errors - it would always be at the same place in the game.

I solved it by deleting the game and installing it again (after extracting the saves) and it worked no issues all the way through. Perhaps a corrupt file?
 
the exact message says:

An exception occurred

Processor: ARM11 (core 0)
Exception type: data abort
Current process: *all of my apps do this so its not important*

R0 00000000 R1 0024EE78
R2 0012A0E8 R3 0024D144
R4 0024F05C R5 0024d144
R6 FFFFFFFF R7 FFFFFFFF
R8 00000002 R9 00000000
R10 0000001 R11 00000000
R12 10002000 SP 0800E7C8
LR 0012A100 PC 0012A158
CPSR 60000010 FPEXC 00000000

You can find a dump in the following file:
dumps/arm11/crash_dump_00000005.dmp

Press any button to shutdown
So does it happen with games too or just homebrew?
 

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