Just wondering if this is possible as I have an o3DS that I no longer use and would like to turn it into a dev unit. I have no real reason to do this other than I think it's cool. Is this possible? Thanks
AFAIK dev units have different bootroms, so not entirely.
However you can use Luma to enable some dev features, and you can launch Testmenu.
However you can use Luma to enable some dev features, and you can launch Testmenu.
I don't think so, they just have different keys.
There was a tutorial somewhere else (which seems I can't find right now) that explains how to install the panda (dev) firmware to the 3ds.
Luma UNITINFO patches will allow you to use dev keys.
In conclusion and afaik, you can fully convert your 3ds into a panda (dev) unit with CFW
If you find that tutorial would you mind linking it here? Thanks!I don't think so, they just have different keys.
There was a tutorial somewhere else (which seems I can't find right now) that explains how to install the panda (dev) firmware to the 3ds.
Luma UNITINFO patches will allow you to use dev keys.
In conclusion and afaik, you can fully convert your 3ds into a panda (dev) unit with CFW
http://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-installing-dev-firmware-and-dev-apps-on-retail-3ds.429773/
Tried it on my o3ds xl and it works.
What exactly is your point to both this and bumping a 2 year thread?
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That cat suit twink
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I love how insurance companies can deny procedures because they deem it not medically necessary despite the procedure being ordered by a doctor
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Going with that right now with a dental claim morons put the wrong company name and rejected claims been on hold an hour for the claims department
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@Sicklyboy, BTW is it better to go usb or bt for these mini Pcs figure you may know since you play with rack systems so much
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Counting my blessings that my insurance hasn't caused me really any headache (yet, at least) despite the fact that I've been getting way more appointments and what not recently due
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I got a bad habit of taking out usb transmitter and loosing it because they can't you know print names on the damn things
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But any desktop OS, I've never had anything but frustration trying to get Bluetooth devices to work reliably and stable. It might pair and connect once, and then next time I go to use it I have to delete and re-pair it again
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Ptouch labeler aren't terribly expensive, label shit yourself fam. This is the one I own and there are cheaper ones too https://www.amazon.com/Brother-P-Touch-PTH110BP-Portable-included/dp/B09QXYND6S
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Solves part of the problem, mixing up which dongle is which. Then you just have to not lose them lol
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Even my Xbox One controller I have it paired to my desktop over Bluetooth, it USUALLY works but sometimes it refuses to connect and I have to delete and re-pair it. Maddening
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Not recently but I think it's less a driver issue and more just Windows having a garbage Bluetooth stack
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Could be I was having issues when I first upgraded it and didn't realiser gigabyte has specific driver revisions which is stupid
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I've gone years without ever removing a logitech usb transmitter. Across several replacements of keyboards and mice. It just stays put.
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I've gone years without ever removing a logitech usb transmitter. Across several replacements of...