Homebrew Luma doesn't boot to payload switching menu

[hidd12]

Basically what the title says. I recently installed B9S successfully (GodMode9 launched properly, moved firm to NAND), but today I went to launch Gm9 by holding start on boot. Instead, the screen flashed briefly, heard a minor "pop" sound from the speakers and the N3DS booted as per usual.

I can run everything on it, there are no issues as to that, the main issue is that Luma's payload launcher does not work. Any ideas?

- I had my microsd formatted to FAT32 with 64K clusters, reformatted it to 32K clusters, did not help
- Starting Gm9 off by placing it in the root of the sd works, though I'd rather not switch every time I want to launch linux's payload.

 

[RocketRobz]

Did you get rid of the A9LH payloads?

 

[hidd12]

Did you get rid of the A9LH payloads?

Of course, both the B9S folder and /luma/payloads are empty of .bin payloads (aside from B9S having B9S.firm w/ sha check and payloads currently having gm9.firm)

 

[hidd12]

Still nothing, did what I needed to do with Gm9 but only by switching the payload manually, still can't launch Luma's payload switcher.

 

[sinisterMayo]

Hold select on boot of 3ds

 

[NexoCube]

Hold select on boot of 3ds

It boots Luma settings, START = bootchain loader

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Basically what the title says. I recently installed B9S successfully (GodMode9 launched properly, moved firm to NAND), but today I went to launch Gm9 by holding start on boot. Instead, the screen flashed briefly, heard a minor "pop" sound from the speakers and the N3DS booted as per usual.

I can run everything on it, there are no issues as to that, the main issue is that Luma's payload launcher does not work. Any ideas?

- I had my microsd formatted to FAT32 with 64K clusters, reformatted it to 32K clusters, did not help
- Starting Gm9 off by placing it in the root of the sd works, though I'd rather not switch every time I want to launch linux's payload.

You have to press START before pressing the power button though

 

[gnmmarechal]

Hm, just one thing, you don't need the GM9 sha.

 

[hidd12]

It boots Luma settings, START = bootchain loader
You have to press START before pressing the power button though

Yeah, hold START before pressing power. Screen flashes, pop, boots into 3DS like nothing happened

Hm, just one thing, you don't need the GM9 sha.

I know, doesn't make a difference if you still have it in the folder

 

[RocketRobz]

Is the boot9strap payload in the CTRNAND root?

 

[hidd12]

Is the boot9strap payload in the CTRNAND root?

Oh wow, I think I solved my mystery, gimmie a second. Payload is on NAND yes, but the Gm9 one isn't, since Luma reads off NAND now instead of the SD itself

EDIT: Kai, so moving Gm9 to NAND's luma folder did not help.

 

[gnmmarechal]

Yeah, hold START before pressing power. Screen flashes, pop, boots into 3DS like nothing happened



I know, doesn't make a difference if you still have it in the folder

It's a random file that has no purpose there. That's all I'm saying.

 

[Bigkuhuna24]

Hourly build? I had to go back to stable to fix that problem

 

[hidd12]

It's on stable, nothing

 

[Bigkuhuna24]

Show us the contend of your card so at least i can try to help

 

[hidd12]

Show us the contend of your card so at least i can try to help

 

[hidd12]

JFC thank fuck I solved it. All 3DS's that run Luma3DS on B9S must move their payloads to CTRNAND\rw\luma\payloads

 

[Joom]

JFC thank fuck I solved it. All 3DS's that run Luma3DS on B9S must move their payloads to CTRNAND\rw\luma\payloads

They shouldn't have to. All of mine are on my SD and I don't have this problem.

Edit: Oh, well duh. You're primarily using your NAND as Luma's location.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

JFC thank fuck I solved it. All 3DS's that run Luma3DS on B9S must move their payloads to CTRNAND\rw\luma\payloads

Only if you don't have Luma's boot.firm on the SD. I would suggest keeping it on SD even if you copy it to NAND so that you can more easily manage payloads and such.

 

[hidd12]

They shouldn't have to. All of mine are on my SD and I don't have this problem.

Edit: Oh, well duh. You're primarily using your NAND as Luma's location.

Well, guide tells you to move it to NAND, and it's more convenient that way tbh, but yeah, rip, should've seen it, although I did try it first thing to move it to rw/luma, but it didn't work, now it does

 

[Naked_Snake]

Mine are t loading also I have all my payload firm files on sd/luma/payloads haven’t turned my 3ds on for months they worked before now holding in start does fuck all