Hacking Luma3DS - Noob-proof 3DS Custom Firmware

[jerrmy12]

hi there thanks for fast reply. How do I do that?

Boot aureinand then hold menuhax trigger

 

[Rayan92]

Boot aureinand then hold menuhax trigger

When I boot Aureinand and press Menu hax trigger it takes me to my sysNAND.

I tried with another cia. file and this time a Legit CIA and it worked it installed it. But It did so ON MY sysNAND? is that normal? I have aureiNAND 10.7 and sysNAND 9.2 and my CIA file got installed on my sysNAND. I thought it would be installed on my AureiNAND . I double checked before installing and put install destination to SD and NOT on NAND.

Any advice?

 

[Ecko3351]

Korean language comes up with ? In Pokemon games. Is there a way to fix that?

 

[guitarheroknight]

Ok, so Ive got 2 questions:

- Is it safe to format your sysnand via System Setting with A9LH installed
- Is it safe to uninstall games via System Setting or do you need to you FBI, BBM or whatnot?

 

[Seriel]

Ok, so Ive got 2 questions:

- Is it safe to format your sysnand via System Setting with A9LH installed
- Is it safe to uninstall games via System Setting or do you need to you FBI, BBM or whatnot?

- I don't know, use TinyFormat to be safe.
- Sure, I do it all the time.

 

[DjoeN]

Hi everybody,

I recently installed Luma3DS on my O3d and it works fine. Today I tried to install Luma3DS on my N3ds but it doesn't boot. I placed the same files in the same folders onto my sd card like I did with my O3DS but my N3D does not boot to luma. I only get a black screen.

Did I miss something? I checked the files and filesize twice. I am using HBL on both systems.

does your luma folder has a firmware.bin in it? delete it if so!
and if it has a config file in it, delete it also

 

[Supster131]

Is it safe to format your sysnand via System Setting with A9LH installed

- I don't know, use TinyFormat to be safe.

Yeah, it's safe. It'll just unlink your NNID from your 3DS and delete a folder on your SD card.

 

[pbanj]

Yeah, I realized by now that you can not get the three pokemon (Xerxes, yveltal and zygarde) with pokemon x and y but only ORAS. Now thanks to Luma I have two shiny xerneas, yveltal and two regular Zygarde. Works without a hitch, now we just need a way to edit those text files on the fly from the 3DS itself.

Gesendet von meinem Elephone P6000 mit Tapatalk

Ctrxplorer will let you do that

 

[prototech]

Just an FYI for anyone interested in a fixed version of CtrBootManager9, I compile a release and made a thread so it can be found easily.

http://gbatemp.net/threads/release-ctrbootmanager9-clean-start-s.424206/

 

[chronoss]

Ok, so Ive got 2 questions:

- Is it safe to format your sysnand via System Setting with A9LH installed
- Is it safe to uninstall games via System Setting or do you need to you FBI, BBM or whatnot?

- You can do it but you must have an arm9loaderhax.bin on your SD to reboot your 3DS without, you got a black screen
- Yes, it's safe

 

[Localhorst86]

Yeah, after I got them, I checked their origins in PkHex where we received ours from, they were set in our own countries instead of Korea or Japan where they originally distributed, even if they're legit.

OK, i see. I have now modified the country to read south korea instead. Do you know if I have to set the language in pkhex to KOR as well? Mine reads GER (German)

 

[Windylacine]

OK, i see. I have now modified the country to read south korea instead. Do you know if I have to set the language in pkhex to KOR as well? Mine reads GER (German)

It's optional, since Pokemon XYORAS are basically region free games with exact same language options, so it'll still count as legit.

I just like their korean names, so I set their origin language as KOR as matter of preference. :>

 

[Aurora Wright]

So, since I'm planning a separate version of Luma targeted at developers (it will have ARM9 debugging features, like support for the netloader companion by d0k3, ARM9 exceptions by TuxSH, and probably ARM11 exceptions too) do you people think the unitinfo patch is still suitable for the normal version or I have to move it to the developer version altogether?

 

[pbanj]

So, since I'm planning a separate version of Luma targeted at developers (it will have ARM9 debugging features, like support for the netloader companion by d0k3, ARM9 exceptions by TuxSH, and probably ARM11 exceptions too) do you people think the unitinfo patch is still suitable for the normal version or I have to move it to the developer version altogether?

I would move it as it seems to just cause confusion with people.

 

[Xenosaiga]

@Aurora Wright I agree with @pbanj. It will make the standard even more noob friendly.

 

[9thSage]

@Aurora Wright I agree with @pbanj. It will make the standard even more noob friendly.

I would also say it should go to the developer version. It doesn't seem like it's all that useful to most people who aren't devs.

 

[Xenon Hacks]

Just for shits and giggles id put a wall around this developer version with something only a dev could answer and then a download link gets generated.

 

[pbanj]

Just for shits and giggles id put a wall around this developer version with something only a dev could answer and then a download link gets generated.

Just make it so people have to read to find the link. That should be good enough as no one seems to read anything.

 

[Localhorst86]

Just make it so people have to read to find the link. That should be good enough as no one seems to read anything.

i also concur on your statement that chocolate is tasty.

 

[pbanj]

i also concur on your statement that chocolate is tasty.

Ya I too love jello