Hacking Luma3DS - Noob-proof 3DS Custom Firmware

[Supster131]

And I'm fucked XD My 2DS has a broken start button, so I can't exit the configuration menu that's in the latest commit.
Oh well, currently reverting for now.

 

[Sachi]

Hold L+R at the same time should boot a payload located in /aurei/payloads/default.bin.

No no XD i just meant an edited "arm9loaderhax.bin" for AuRei that doesnt shutdown if:

• No emunand partition on SD

+

• either R or L is pressed by accident

 

[Supster131]

No no XD i just meant an edited "arm9loaderhax.bin" for AuRei that doesnt shutdown if:

• No emunand partition on SD

+

• either R or L is pressed by accident

It's probably possible.

 

[oFire]

Ok i updated only stage 2 with the payload and safeA9hlinstaller, and now i've got a black screen ...

Is it bricked ?

I can't boot anything :'(

Can you not even boot .bins at all? I would have thought you could at least re-enter the safeinstaller and just do a full install? but maybe not, that would suck if you bricked from something like that.

 

[tvall]

And I'm fucked XD My 2DS has a broken start button, so I can't exit the configuration menu that's in the latest commit.
Oh well, currently reverting for now.

does your select work? try this then

 

[Supster131]

does your select work? try this then

Nope both my select and start are broken. (Broke them when I hardmodded my 2DS).

 

[Aurora Wright]

I've been working on a cool new thing (Supster ruined the surprise)
I've tested it a bit and everything seems to work as expected, but I want to be sure.
In the meantime, this is a test build: http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/ebSTFhJ9/file.html
Basically, no more flags. There's a configuration menu which can be called by holding SELECT on boot. It appears automatically the first time you boot the new version, there you can toggle the options that were "flags" previously. You can remove the "lastbootcfg" file as that is now bundled in the new "config.bin" (which holds the configuration too). Then, AuReiNand now actually prints error messages before shutting down (I hope we'll have less noobs XD), I moved the emunand.bin and reboot.bin to a "patches" folder (which seems more logical), I hopefully made the FIRM patching slightly faster (only applies if you don't use pre-patched FIRMs) by removing two memory searches, and finally AuReiNand will auto-delete the pre-patched FIRMs when you switch to/from(?) A9LH or, in the future, new patches are added.

 

[Kioku]

What started as a small personal fork of a project has become probably the biggest cfw on the temp right now. @Aurora Wright you are awesome!

But of course Reisyukaku is, too!

 

[Supster131]

(Supster ruined the surprise)

lmao XD People asked for it, and they could have easily read your edits on your github

 

[sj33]

What started as a small personal project has become probably the biggest cfw on the temp right now. @Aurora Wright you are awesome!

It certainly is. Even if it was unintentional, it has really capitalised from the rise of A9LH and the stagnation of rxTools.

 

[Tomsquik Chill]

test build working good. I use updatedsysnand and 2nd option. thanks
ps. this version also deleted unuse flag files by itself I only delete lastboot flag, very good.

 

[AtlasFontaine]

I've been working on a cool new thing (Supster ruined the surprise)
I've tested it a bit and everything seems to work as expected, but I want to be sure.
In the meantime, this is a test build: http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/ebSTFhJ9/file.html
Basically, no more flags. There's a configuration menu which can be called by holding SELECT on boot. It appears automatically the first time you boot the new version, there you can toggle the options that were "flags" previously. You can remove the "lastbootcfg" file as that is now bundled in the new "config.bin" (which holds the configuration too). Then, AuReiNand now actually prints error messages before shutting down (I hope we'll have less noobs XD), I moved the emunand.bin and reboot.bin to a "patches" folder (which seems more logical), I hopefully made the FIRM patching slightly faster (only applies if you don't use pre-patched FIRMs) by removing two memory searches, and finally AuReiNand will auto-delete the pre-patched FIRMs when you switch to/from(?) A9LH or, in the future, new patches are added.

Does that means that we can delete the Dummy files (the flags:usepatchedfw, Updatedsysnand...) from the Rei Folder?

 

[sj33]

New test build works perfectly on my Old 3DS (with swapped NANDs) and New 3DS (without swapped NANDs).

 

[Aurora Wright]

Does that means that we can delete the Dummy files (the flags:usepatchedfw, Updatedsysnand...) from the Rei Folder?

Yup.

This is what the aurei folder looks like now, for reference (there can be up to 3 other patched_firmwares): http://i65.tinypic.com/t53nyt.png

 

[Gray_Jack]

I've been working on a cool new thing (Supster ruined the surprise)
I've tested it a bit and everything seems to work as expected, but I want to be sure.
In the meantime, this is a test build: http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/ebSTFhJ9/file.html
Basically, no more flags. There's a configuration menu which can be called by holding SELECT on boot. It appears automatically the first time you boot the new version, there you can toggle the options that were "flags" previously. You can remove the "lastbootcfg" file as that is now bundled in the new "config.bin" (which holds the configuration too). Then, AuReiNand now actually prints error messages before shutting down (I hope we'll have less noobs XD), I moved the emunand.bin and reboot.bin to a "patches" folder (which seems more logical), I hopefully made the FIRM patching slightly faster (only applies if you don't use pre-patched FIRMs) by removing two memory searches, and finally AuReiNand will auto-delete the pre-patched FIRMs when you switch to/from(?) A9LH or, in the future, new patches are added.

Tested, work just fine =D
You're awesome Aurora :3

 

[OrGoN3]

Delebile's A9LH (noscreeninit branch) (through SafeA9LHInstaller) + AuReiNand3.11 on O3DSXL.

The guide keeps getting updated every day, and no longer mentions the use of AuReiNand.dat. Is this still required to be on the root of our SD cards? Plailect no longer mentions it at all in his guide, and it is no longer in his screenshot.

 

[trancepara]

Delebile's A9LH (noscreeninit branch) (through SafeA9LHInstaller) + AuReiNand3.11 on O3DSXL.

The guide keeps getting updated every day, and no longer mentions the use of AuReiNand.dat. Is this still required to be on the root of our SD cards? Plailect no longer mentions it at all in his guide, and it is no longer in his screenshot.

If you're using A9LH, then no you don't need the AuReiNand.dat

 

[Billy Acuña]

I've been working on a cool new thing (Supster ruined the surprise)
I've tested it a bit and everything seems to work as expected, but I want to be sure.
In the meantime, this is a test build: http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/ebSTFhJ9/file.html
Basically, no more flags. There's a configuration menu which can be called by holding SELECT on boot. It appears automatically the first time you boot the new version, there you can toggle the options that were "flags" previously. You can remove the "lastbootcfg" file as that is now bundled in the new "config.bin" (which holds the configuration too). Then, AuReiNand now actually prints error messages before shutting down (I hope we'll have less noobs XD), I moved the emunand.bin and reboot.bin to a "patches" folder (which seems more logical), I hopefully made the FIRM patching slightly faster (only applies if you don't use pre-patched FIRMs) by removing two memory searches, and finally AuReiNand will auto-delete the pre-patched FIRMs when you switch to/from(?) A9LH or, in the future, new patches are added.

No way!!!
I just compiled this morning

 

[fr3quency]

Guys, can we use Decrypt9/CtrBootManager9 with AuRei's non-screen-init fork? (I don't know if there is a workaround so that other payloads can have screen-init)

 

[Aurora Wright]

Guys, can we use Decrypt9/CtrBootManager9 with AuRei's non-screen-init fork? (I don't know if there is a workaround so that other payloads can have screen-init)

It does screen init on its own (it even does to display errors and the configuration menu).