I am an old 4.5 o3ds user, with a gateway card. I have been wanting gba support for a long while but haven't been willing to do all the extra steps to access gba thus far. Does the new 4.1 gateway firmware actually help in this regard at all or is it still a kind of complicated mess to get gba setup?
The fact is I'm willing to put in some effort to get gba, but only so much. I dont want to accidentally lose my emunand(saves, installed cia's etc) just to get gba support. Does gateway basically require 9.2 nowadays to get gba?
If someone can link me a guide that actually explains how to 1- keep my emunand, 2- get gba support, and 3- allows installing cia files, then I would be appreciative. I honestly don't care if it has red card support or not, I literally only use cia's anyways.
It seems lum3ds is the best cfw, but I'm unsure what boot managers are, as I've always used the settings exploit. I honestly have no issues using it, and typically when I'm actually playing my 3ds never turn it off, so never have to use an exploit more than once, hence why I didnt care about boot success and other nonesense like that.
The fact is I'm willing to put in some effort to get gba, but only so much. I dont want to accidentally lose my emunand(saves, installed cia's etc) just to get gba support. Does gateway basically require 9.2 nowadays to get gba?
If someone can link me a guide that actually explains how to 1- keep my emunand, 2- get gba support, and 3- allows installing cia files, then I would be appreciative. I honestly don't care if it has red card support or not, I literally only use cia's anyways.
It seems lum3ds is the best cfw, but I'm unsure what boot managers are, as I've always used the settings exploit. I honestly have no issues using it, and typically when I'm actually playing my 3ds never turn it off, so never have to use an exploit more than once, hence why I didnt care about boot success and other nonesense like that.