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Disclaimer: I don't have access to an actual development unit, these are just hypothetical questions.
It's to my understanding that the "Panda" developer 3DS units are pretty much identical to retail units in terms of hardware, however they are running a special firmware that does not allow retail software to be run without being signed for that specific device.
That being the case, how would one be able to access the Homebrew Launcher on such a unit, and subsequently create an emuNAND/install a CFW? Ninjhax, OoTHax, and SmashHax would not be possible since the games can't run on a dev unit, that leaves BrowserHax. The dev units have firmwares labelled 0.0.0 under Settings, so does that mean a specific payload must be made for them in order to load the Homebrew Launcher?
And if a CFW were somehow installed with signature patching, would that enable the dev unit to run retail carts?
Thanks in advance and I understand if these can't be answered due to lack of public knowledge or NDA-restricted information.
It's to my understanding that the "Panda" developer 3DS units are pretty much identical to retail units in terms of hardware, however they are running a special firmware that does not allow retail software to be run without being signed for that specific device.
That being the case, how would one be able to access the Homebrew Launcher on such a unit, and subsequently create an emuNAND/install a CFW? Ninjhax, OoTHax, and SmashHax would not be possible since the games can't run on a dev unit, that leaves BrowserHax. The dev units have firmwares labelled 0.0.0 under Settings, so does that mean a specific payload must be made for them in order to load the Homebrew Launcher?
And if a CFW were somehow installed with signature patching, would that enable the dev unit to run retail carts?
Thanks in advance and I understand if these can't be answered due to lack of public knowledge or NDA-restricted information.