Hacking Screens do not turn on. Led blue yes

[Tocamos]

Ready, the backup is finished.

 

[Lacius]

In GodMode9, go to your SD card and find the old NAND backup from a long time ago. Press A, and then select "NAND image options," and then select "Restore SysNAND (safe)."

 

[Tocamos]

In GodMode9, go to your SD card and find the old NAND backup from a long time ago. Press A, and then select "NAND image options," and then select "Restore SysNAND (safe)."

Sorry for the question noob but has some specific name? I do not want to confuse myself with the copy I just made or something like that

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

It stays on indefinitely

Can you hear anything, any sounds from the home menu? Cause it sounds a bit like a problem I already have, though it was nothing to do with what you said, nor did nand backup work.

 

[Lacius]

Sorry for the question noob but has some specific name? I do not want to confuse myself with the copy I just made or something like that

According to your screenshot, your old NAND backup is called NAND.bin, and it's on the root of your SD card.

 

[Tocamos]

Can you hear anything, any sounds from the home menu? Cause it sounds a bit like a problem I already have, though it was nothing to do with what you said, nor did nand backup work.

No, nothing is heard.

According to your screenshot, your old NAND backup is called NAND.bin, and it's on the root of your SD card.

Yes, but in the capture you see two files with that name (.bin and .bin.sha) While in the console only appears the .bin.sha
Sorry for asking so many questions, I do not want to bother you or anything.

 

[Lacius]

Yes, but in the capture you see two files with that name (.bin and .bin.sha) While in the console only appears the .bin.sha
Sorry for asking so many questions, I do not want to bother you or anything.

If the NAND.bin is missing from your SD card, I don't know what to tell you.

 

[Tocamos]

Oops, do you remember that I said that I had deleted the .bin? Well he had not put them back. But everything is ready and now if you see me xD. I'll backup again and I'll let you know

 

[Lacius]

Oops, do you remember that I said that I had deleted the .bin? Well he had not put them back. But everything is ready and now if you see me xD. I'll backup again and I'll let you know

Restore the old NAND.bin to your SD card and follow my instructions.

 

[Tocamos]

In GodMode9, go to your SD card and find the old NAND backup from a long time ago. Press A, and then select "NAND image options," and then select "Restore SysNAND (safe)."

Well follow these instructions. And now?

 

[Lacius]

Well follow these instructions. And now?

First, after restoring the old NAND backup, does your 3DS boot?

 

[Tocamos]

http://imgur.com/DtHkBOx

You are the best. Just to clarify should I reinstall Luma and boot9strap?

 

[Lacius]

http://imgur.com/DtHkBOx

You are the best. Just to clarify should I reinstall Luma and boot9strap?

When you did a safe restore of the NAND backup, it preserved B9S, so no.

Keep in mind that this was apparently an old NAND backup. If you want to go back to your newer NAND backup, we need to backup your SecureInfo_A first. If you are content with staying on the older backup, that's fine too.

 

[Tocamos]

I'd rather go back to the new one. Is the backup on the PC or is it in any other way?

 

[TheCyberQuake]

You probably need to restore your SecureInfo_A. If you didn't backup your old one, you need to restore your NAND backup.

If you really don't want to restore your NAND backup, you could do the following:

1. Backup your current NAND that's not booting
2. Restore your old backup from when your system was booting
3. Dump your old SecureInfo_A
4. Restore the broken NAND
5. Restore the old SecureInfo_A

Afaik you should be able to dump secureinfo_a without restoring it by mounting the nand dump in godmode9

 

[Lacius]

I'd rather go back to the new one. Is the backup on the PC or is it in any other way?

Turn off your 3DS. Turn it on and boot into Decrypt9WIP. Go to "SysNAND Options." Go to "System File Dump." Click where it says "Dump SecureInfo_A." Select a filename and click A. Verify the file is on your SD card in the files9 folder, and let me know when you're done.

Afaik you should be able to dump secureinfo_a without restoring it by mounting the nand dump in godmode9

It's too late for that now. I guess I'm behind the times.

 

[Tocamos]

http://imgur.com/uYzfdbI

This is the photo of my SD now. There is a secureinfo_a down there but I do not have the files9 folder

 

[Lacius]

http://imgur.com/uYzfdbI

This is the photo of my SD now. There is a secureinfo_a down there but I do not have the files9 folder

Delete that file and redo my steps. I want to make sure you don't restore the same bad file from before that caused this mess in the first place.

 

[Tocamos]

Well, I did it all over again and the file reappeared in the root of the SD. The files9 folder still does not appear

 

[Lacius]

Well, I did it all over again and the file reappeared in the root of the SD. The files9 folder still does not appear

I think I assumed you already had a files9 folder, and the generation of the file to the root is because we never made a files9 folder.

Anyway, make sure your newer NAND backup is on your SD card (in the folder gm9out). Power off your 3DS. Load GodMode9. In GodMode9, go to your SD card and find the new NAND backupin the gm9out folder. Press A, and then select "NAND image options," and then select "Restore SysNAND (safe)."

When you're done, your 3DS should stop booting again. Open Decrypt9WIP. Go to "SysNAND Options." Go to "System File Inject." Click where it says "Inject SecureInfo_A." Inject the one on the root of the SD card.

You should be back to normal.