Homebrew SafeA9LHInstaller

[VinsCool]

Nice work! That's going to be very useful for many people

 

[Deleted User]

Works great on 3 consoles so far.

Very easy as I don't need to keep the console specific installers around anymore. Just drop the OTP and go!

 

[Billy Acuña]

Sadly I have no way of validating the OTP on an Old3DS first install.

How can I know if my OTP is valid?

Edit: I alreally have A9LH.

 

[Supster131]

How can I know if my OTP is valid?

Edit: I alreally have A9LH.

Well, if you're reinstalling it can check if your OTP is valid.

 

[Billy Acuña]

Well, if you're reinstalling it can check if your OTP is valid.

If is not, How can I valid it?
Is the one that I used to compile my installer.

 

[princeken09]

Now, if someone is kind enough to share their stage2 that doesn't have screen init, I would be very thankful! I cannot find one myself.

 

[Supster131]

If is not, How can I valid it?
Is the one that I used to compile my installer.

Yeah, it's the same one. By validating, I'm pretty sure she just means that it'll check to make sure you're using your own otp.

Now, if someone is kind enough to share their stage2 that doesn't have screen init, I would be very thankful! I cannot find one myself.

https://mega.nz/#!VR8DgA6Z!XODJpB8oTV0EiRWi8TYvccSowVpX1Cuk5gs2nPvPIAM

 

[princeken09]

Yeah, it's the same one. By validating, I'm pretty sure she just means that it'll check to make sure you're using your own otp.


https://mega.nz/#!VR8DgA6Z!XODJpB8oTV0EiRWi8TYvccSowVpX1Cuk5gs2nPvPIAM

That was fast. Thanks! I can just install it using this, right? Currently using FIX94's fork.

 

[Supster131]

That was fast. Thanks! I can just install it using this, right? Currently using FIX94's fork.

Most likely, yeah.
Don't know how different his fork is compared to Delebile's.

 

[Deleted User]

Most likely, yeah.
Don't know how different his fork is compared to Delebile's.

The difference is Fix94 has screen init, with initial brightness set to 0 (similar to no screen init)

 

[Rinnux]

I'm a bit out of the loop. What does a9lh do?

 

[Zech]

@aurora_wright its been a satisfaction using your CFW since i upgraded to A9LH. Is possible that you can create a .cia file in which it will update your own cfw?

 

[Supster131]

I'm a bit out of the loop. What does a9lh do?

100% boot rate, faster boot times, you can update sysNAND without losing hax.

 

[thefinetdoge]

Great! This is just what we needed to simplify the a9lh installation!

 

[naivegirl2411]

If is not, How can I valid it?
Is the one that I used to compile my installer.

Well, if you're reinstalling it can check if your OTP is valid.

Doesnt the auto compiler website check the otp? So you could probably just use your otp+website to check it again?

 

[Roman Richter]

MANY THANKS!
Phew, so for o3ds it will work but chance of brick without OTP validation still there?
And no need to extract OTP anymore?

 

[princeken09]

MANY THANKS!
Phew, so for o3ds it will work but chance of brick without OTP validation still there?
And no need to extract OTP anymore?

You still need it. OTP validation for O3DS only works when you are re-installing. First time install has no validations for O3DS.

 

[Roman Richter]

You still need it. OTP validation for O3DS only works when you are re-installing. First time install has no validations for O3DS.

Oh, OK than.

 

[Favna]

Now, if someone is kind enough to share their stage2 that doesn't have screen init, I would be very thankful! I cannot find one myself.

Most likely, yeah.
Don't know how different his fork is compared to Delebile's.

I keep seeing the whole screen init thing and I keep wondering - what exactly are the pros and cons to having screen init and how exactly would I determine if my console currently uses it? My setup at the moment is new3ds updatedsysnand with aureinand on 10.7. I compiled my arm9loaderhax with the web based compiler that also copies the emunand into the sysnand. Oh and I use CTRBootManager9 to boot into ARN or whichever other arm9 bin I have available.

 

[Supster131]

I keep seeing the whole screen init thing and I keep wondering - what exactly are the pros and cons to having screen init and how exactly would I determine if my console currently uses it? My setup at the moment is new3ds updatedsysnand with aureinand on 10.7. I compiled my arm9loaderhax with the web based compiler that also copies the emunand into the sysnand. Oh and I use CTRBootManager9 to boot into ARN or whichever other arm9 bin I have available.

CTRBootManager9 is the one with the GUI, right?
If so, you're using the A9LH version with screen-init.