Hacking Original R4 Revolution and B9S

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This is more of a theoretical question than anything else, but let's say you had the original r4. Would you be able flash ntrboot and install b9s? Would you require specific software? Or would it just be impossible and uncompatible with the 3ds?
 
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if youre talking about the first r4 card in the market, the answer is no.

theoretically, any flashcart that is advertised that is supported for DSi can be make it work for ntrboot because the flashcart's firmware is updatable (not to be confused with kernel files that you put on your sd card).
 

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