Hacking NTR and Piracy?

[Xeology]

So I always see everything stating NTR is an anti-piracy CFW. Never anything to the contrary.

Well loading CTRBoot > rxTools > EmuNAND > NTR seems to produce an environment that has all the benefits of rxTools patched signatures and NTR's functionality. I real time saved in a different region OOT installed as a CIA successfully.

So is this intended? For a CFW that says it will never support piracy it seems to do so quite well.

 

[osm70]

NTR doesn't allow piracy, but does nothing to prevent it.

 

[Xeology]

NTR doesn't allow piracy, but does nothing to prevent it.

How come I have failed to see anything about this before? I thought for sure it would have restored those portions.

 

[Shubshub]

I believe if you were to actually boot it as a Firmware itself It would not show your Installed CIA's however since it can run in the background of any other CFW it kind of defeats the point of being Anti-Piracy

 

[tarduno]

So I always see everything stating NTR is an anti-piracy CFW. Never anything to the contrary.

Well loading CTRBoot > rxTools > EmuNAND > NTR seems to produce an environment that has all the benefits of rxTools patched signatures and NTR's functionality. I real time saved in a different region OOT installed as a CIA successfully.

So is this intended? For a CFW that says it will never support piracy it seems to do so quite well.

could you tell how you managed to install NTR on emunand? I would love to have 800mhz clock all the time without using hans. did you used cubic ninja cia or something?

 

[Scarlet]

could you tell how you managed to install NTR on emunand? I would love to have 800mhz clock all the time without using hans. did you used cubic ninja cia or something?

There's a BootNTR CIA floating about somewhere. You just install that to emuNAND and boot it whenever you launch

 

[tarduno]

There's a BootNTR CIA floating about somewhere. You just install that to emuNAND and boot it whenever you launch

it works! so simple thanks