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i'm going test another american mario cartridge on my euro 2DS
Edit: So some games works some doesn't
Paper Mario: Sticker Star doesn't work: http://imgur.com/a/l8W2h
Freakyforms Deluxe Works: http://imgur.com/a/wMBxR
SD Card: http://imgur.com/a/Nn8zF
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You are confusing region free and region changed.
Some cartridge are region free like Pokemon. But that is something different from CFW region free which is a patch applied by the CFW. With it you can read CIA and Cart from all region on your zoned console.
Region changed is when you change the zone of your console.
Most CFW have a region free patch allowing you to play a game no matter where it came from.
Some cartridge are region free like Pokemon. But that is something different from CFW region free which is a patch applied by the CFW. With it you can read CIA and Cart from all region on your zoned console.
Region changed is when you change the zone of your console.
Most CFW have a region free patch allowing you to play a game no matter where it came from.
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I see so SaltFW must have this region-free patch then
but some games work and some doesn't, like i posted there above
İts a bit off topic but sometimes we force to close 3ds. İts harmful?
(Sorry for bad english) Thanks..
(Sorry for bad english) Thanks..
Hahaha yeah.... talk to shadowhand. Good luck. hope you dont brick.
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Installed and running Luma no problems it seems 
I renamed the ShadowNAND_Installer.bin to arm9loaderhax.bin, once installed what has become of the arm9loaderhax file? I assume I keep it for booting? thought it would just trigger the installer each time with it there.
I renamed the ShadowNAND_Installer.bin to arm9loaderhax.bin, once installed what has become of the arm9loaderhax file? I assume I keep it for booting? thought it would just trigger the installer each time with it there.
It is as brickproof as possible. It has similar brick chances as installing regular A9LH.
Nah nah sorry man, I meant that its missing the alt payload in his install, and there's no backup payload he can load now, so, he's limited.
Just use ShadowNand to load another cfw like Luma, put luma.bin as boot.bin inside sd:/homebrew/3ds
So, is there a tutorial which introduces the installing progress of shadowNAND + Luma? :-)
just curious, havent been online here for weeks
just curious, havent been online here for weeks
Follow the Plaliect Guide and you will end up with Luma A9LH sysNAND Updated, then use ShadowNAND Guide to install it on your A9LH systemSo, is there a tutorial which introduces the installing progress of shadowNAND + Luma? :-)
just curious, havent been online here for weeks
Yeah, i already have a9lh + luma, was just curious to get ShadowNAND :-)
Thank you for your link to the ShadowNAND Guide :-)
Thank you for your link to the ShadowNAND Guide :-)
Hey, explain me this. If i use shadownand, i will need SD card just to to install cias (it implies boot without SD) ? My saves and games will really be stored on internal memory? I'm having some SD problems here, and need to lower the SD constant reading and need...
No.
Most savegames would be stored on the game's cartridge. (Some games store it on the SD even with a cartridge)
However if you installed the game as a CIA (or loaded it from the eshop) you obviously dont have a cartridge. In that case it will be stored on the SD Card.
Gamed downlosded from the eshop or indtalled as CIA are saved on the SD Card as well (unique encrypted).
If you remove the SD Card you'll not have access to these. (Or themedata or any extdata).
They can't be stored on the NAND because the NAND would not have enough size to store it.
There are different NAND chips used with different sizes for 3DS systems.
The biggest NAND chip is 1888MB.
In case of a 2DS the actual NAND partition etc requires 942MB (N3DS requires 1238MB - and O3DS only has NAND chips below 1000MB).
This would give you about 900MB space with for a 2DS with the biggest NAND chip (let's call this "best case szenario).
And this would barely be able to hold 1 Game in this "best case szenario".
For comparison a Monster Hunter Game requires 1.5GB.
Not even talking about the accessability changes required to make it work.
This simply installs a small CFW setup onto the NAND so you have the most basic patches.
If you are a pirate this is not useful for you.
It's just nice to have if you forget your SD Card and have game cartridges. Then you can stil play.
Or in the case of the 3DS' SD Card reader breaking or something like that.
TL;DR: Savegames and Games are not stored on your NAND Chip. You still require a SD Card. But you are able to boot without an SD Card and play Cartridge Games.
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