9.6 for the o3DS, 10.2 for the n3DS.
More stability? As of this moment, afaik, 10.2 and 10.4 are very similar, so using 10.2 is probably better.
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More stability? As of this moment, afaik, 10.2 and 10.4 are very similar, so using 10.2 is probably better.
Thanks for the aclaration! I own a N3DS so I think that would be better to use the NTR firmware.bin then
No such thing as better stability, lol.
I include 10.4 FIRMs because I like to have the latest updates, but there's no relevant difference between 10.4 FIRM and 9.6 FIRM. The patches are dynamic and so work on both.
I include 10.4 FIRMs because I like to have the latest updates, but there's no relevant difference between 10.4 FIRM and 9.6 FIRM. The patches are dynamic and so work on both.
There might be games in future that require newer firm to work right. None should be out right now the newest games currently still work right on 10.2.That's why I put a question markDon't really know the difference.
There was some games that do not crypto right if you were on older firms but they should on 9.6+
One semi relevant thing people do is use specifically 10.2 FIRM as it is one that is supported by NTR currently, while 10.4 is not and NTR is pretty cool.
im case u haven't found the solution, i manage to solve the problem regarding boot into rei emunand.
1. install new emunand9
2. run emunand 9>sd format option>format sd>....for Emunand (legacy)
3. restore emunand
now im able to load with cakes and rei either emunand or updatedsysnand.
@Aurora Wright, was looking through AuReiNAND's git and saw that you added in RedNand support.
What's RedNand? I've seen that term being used before, but don't know what it is. Thanks!
What's RedNand? I've seen that term being used before, but don't know what it is. Thanks!
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It's an alternate emuNAND format, both emuNAND9 and Cakes support it, and it didn't require any code changes, so I said "why not?"
It's the one used by Gateway, isn't it ?
Also, I've heard it works only on o3DS, am I wrong ?
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https://3dbrew.org/wiki/NAND_Redirection
As far as i know:
- RedNand = Palatine CFW
- EmuNAND = GW (used by all other CFW's)
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Basically the problem is that you can't replace the SD card's first sector because it contains the MBR (you couldn't *also* have a FAT partition if you did that).
So gateway thought about placing all the sectors except the first where they should be (second SD sector = second NAND sector, etc.) and placing the first NAND sector at the end of the emuNAND (after all the other sectors). Instead, yellows8 and the other private CFW developers decided to just shift the whole NAND image on SD by one sector.
So gateway thought about placing all the sectors except the first where they should be (second SD sector = second NAND sector, etc.) and placing the first NAND sector at the end of the emuNAND (after all the other sectors). Instead, yellows8 and the other private CFW developers decided to just shift the whole NAND image on SD by one sector.
I think there can be a difference in taken space. With the redNAND format, you could cut the NAND image to the effectively used space and it would still work (you could save 600 MB or so on the 1,8GB N3DSes, for example), while the GW format forces you to have a full sized NAND image on SD
Hi! Thanks for the great job!
I am booting Aureinand with sysnand (A9LH) and works great on the las 10.6 update. I need to boot my old emunand (it is a region swaped nand i was using with rxtools for tomodahi life) but I cant... I dumped the emunand.bin and put in Rei/emunand/emunand.bin, then while turning on my 3DS (o3DS XL) and holding L I get blackscreen, neither emunand nor sysnand boot. ¿Am I doing something wrong? Thanks!
I am booting Aureinand with sysnand (A9LH) and works great on the las 10.6 update. I need to boot my old emunand (it is a region swaped nand i was using with rxtools for tomodahi life) but I cant... I dumped the emunand.bin and put in Rei/emunand/emunand.bin, then while turning on my 3DS (o3DS XL) and holding L I get blackscreen, neither emunand nor sysnand boot. ¿Am I doing something wrong? Thanks!
Any way to dynamic update the NAND ? I guess it isn't possible, since it would require moving the partition constantly, but that would be great...
Also, does anyone know how to migrate from the "legacy" NAND format to RedNAND (without data loss, obviously) ? But MultiEmuNand Tool locks RedNAND option when put n3DS, that's why I guessed it will not work...
you are doing wrong. your emunand.bin has to write to a sdcard. do not touch emunand.bin in rei folder.
Where do i put the emunand.bin? Root? Or in a "emunand" partition (because de emunand is in a gatewayemunand partition too (in the same SD) )
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