Firmware90.bin does go into the rei folder. Is it possible that you're using the N3DS firmware90.bin instead of the O3DS one?Makes sense. I guess I have the firmware90.bin in the wrong place (in the rei folder) because I just get the "an error has occured" black screen when booting with L.
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Put BOTH firmware.bin AND firmware90.bin in your Rei folder.
Now, copy installeda9lh (it's an empty file) to your Rei folder.
Press L then press on power. You can stop pressing L after like 3-4 secs.
This will boot you into 9.0 sysnand and Decrypt9 will then work.
If ever you can't boot into sysnand 9.0, make sure "installeda9lh" is there in your Rei folder
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did you put the firmware.bin and firmware90.bin files in the rei folder?Hi,
I'm on O3ds 10.6 emuNAND 9.2 sysNAND.
I followed the guide but I can't boot emuNAND, only sysNAND works with pressing L/R at boot.
I already had both bins but adding the empty installeda9lh file didn't help.Put BOTH firmware.bin AND firmware90.bin in your Rei folder.
Now, copy installeda9lh (it's an empty file) to your Rei folder.
Press L then press on power. You can stop pressing L after like 3-4 secs.
This will boot you into 9.0 sysnand and Decrypt9 will then work.
If ever you can't boot into sysnand 9.0, make sure "installeda9lh" is there in your Rei folder
edit: Just added decrypt9 to the boot manager so this doesn't matter too much now
edit2: Held L for less time and it worked. Weird.
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installeda9lh isn't needed unless for some reason you're planning to use the .dat after booting 9.0 with a9lh you'll probably only ever need the updatedsysnand flag.
It autodetects that you're using a9lh to boot.
you'll probably only ever need the updatedsysnand flag.It autodetects that you're using a9lh to boot.
With 3.6.1 + A9LH, I now notice that I no longer need installeda9lh in the Rei folder in order to boot to sysnand 9.0 (aka pastamode) using L.installeda9lh isn't needed unless for some reason you're planning to use the .dat after booting 9.0 with a9lh
It autodetects that you're using a9lh to boot.
However, now I'm seeing a patched_firmware.bin in the folder.
Edit: N3DS XL
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That file is needed, it's automatically generated on boot to make the reboot patch work (this makes the 178 MB cias work
). It already existed on Old 3DS.
Would that be why my first boot after the update took notably longer than any subsequent one?That file is needed, it's automatically generated on boot to make the reboot patch work (this makes the 178 MB cias work
Just curious.
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