Hacking rxTools EmuNAND vs. Gateway EmuNAND

[Jwiz33]

I'm buying a 2DS and I want a way to use system transfer and stuff, so which EmuNAND (9.8.0-25) is easier/better? Does either one support the timewarp browser?

(Also, can you system transfer legit cias? I hear mixed results about that when I search it.)

EDIT: I made my decision, rxTools for the win!

 

[guitarheroknight]

They are exactly the same.

 

[Jwiz33]

They are exactly the same.

Oh, ok, thanks. You don't need the Gateway dongle to use emuNAND w/ Gateway right?

 

[LoneGrenade]

Oh, ok, thanks. You don't need the Gateway dongle to use emuNAND w/ Gateway right?

You do need the Gateway dongle in order to boot any NAND through the Gateway menu. Your best bet would be to just use rxTools, you wouldn't have to spend any extra money and it does everything that a GW can do except play .3ds ROMs. You will be able to run homebrew and games through installing CIAs. I'm sure eventually somebody will come out with a ROM loader if/when it's possible.

 

[Jwiz33]

You do need the Gateway dongle in order to boot any NAND through the Gateway menu. Your best bet would be to just use rxTools, you wouldn't have to spend any extra money and it does everything that a GW can do except play .3ds ROMs. You will be able to run homebrew and games through installing CIAs. I'm sure eventually somebody will come out with a ROM loader if/when it's possible.

Yeah, I'm not interested in running .3ds files, because I can use Ninjhax for homebrew , and I like having my "backup copies" on my home menu, anyway.
Thanks for your help!

 

[Runehasa]

RXtools still doesnt work on the New 3DS right?

 

[dedChar]

RXtools still doesnt work on the New 3DS right?

Sadly, it doesn't
Buuuuuuuut reiNAND will work on N3ds soon