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Followed this and every time I try to run the MSET exploit by going to Nintendo DS Profile, it just says an error has occured. Firmware.bin and slot files are in SD:Rxtools/system. Using O3DS XL and 4.2.0-9 firmware.
I'm in the same dilemma as his. My downgraded MSET refuses to load even if I installed the new rxinstaller included in your downloads, but it works perfectly through the browser.
I reverted back to the Alpha build on the GitHub which seems to work fine for me.
I just did a clean install and used a flashcard to update rop. Works as it should. Hum. Places all the files at the right places and so on?
dukesrg.no-ip is down for the moment.
dukesrg.no-ip is down for the moment.
Use cronSoo tired. Cba to build any nightlies today, besides I got people doing it for me
I just did a clean install myself with the las repro i compiled.
Everything is ok.
I also try the FBI injection on sysnand on O3DS 4.5 and it worked fine. But there's a problem on fbi injection, you forgot to clear bottom screen at each step. So each written line appeared on top of the previous one and it's nearly unreadable.
Everything is ok.
I also try the FBI injection on sysnand on O3DS 4.5 and it worked fine. But there's a problem on fbi injection, you forgot to clear bottom screen at each step. So each written line appeared on top of the previous one and it's nearly unreadable.
But you removed or renamed the old rxTools-folder first, right?
It could be a firmware.bin issue maybe?
It could be a firmware.bin issue maybe?
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@Sicklyboy - the comparison would be forgiving all medical debt, not making healthcare illegal! -
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Although I still don't agree, medical debt is rarely a choice, whereas enrolling in university is certainly a choice
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It's important for society to be healthy and educated. If those things can't happen because all of the institutions that prop up those industries make it unattainable for all but a small portion of society, then your society is largely going to be disease ridden, dying, and uneducated in very short order.
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If it's needed to keep you healthy it shouldn't cost you $90k. The fact that it does is an enormous problem
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And if the concern is that "well we can't trust the government to intervene for this because the government can't do anything right and wastes tons of money" then holy shit push for a better government. I'm certainly trying to. Don't throw your hands up and go "we've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas"
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@K3Nv2 that's crazily expensive. how long will that take to pay off?
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