Homebrew Should I really switch from ReiNand to Luma3DS?

[Bubsy Bobcat]

I'm a Menuhax peasant who currently uses ReiNand with multiple patches installed onto EmuNAND (region free cias and carts, patched twl_firm etc.), is there really any need for me to switch from Rei to Luma?

 

[RealityNinja]

I suppose you haven't a9lh, and you have an old 3DS, right?
Then, to be honest... nope.

 

[TuxSH]

It depends whether you want Luma3DS's features or not.

 

[Gingerbread Crumb]

Yeah like the guy above said no. If you do want to switch though you will have to remove all the patches I think. Just go with whatever you want. Dont follow the majority if it does everything you need there is no need to change until something breaks or a new feature gets implemented to another cfw that you must have.

 

[Bubsy Bobcat]

I have a n3ds. The only reason why I'm still using Menuhax (Lesshax to be more precise) is because I've never had cfw fail to boot (except for when my sd card stopping writing things so it was literally impossible to boot cfw).

 

[naddel81]

what advantages does luma3ds (aureinand) have over reinand?

 

[TuxSH]

Active development, RetroArch works on latest firmware (afaik Reinand use a firmware.bin so it doesn't matter, does it?), "language emulation", possiblity to force games to run at 804MHz (this makes some games run way smoother), online play on older fw, etc etc etc

 

[Mr.ButtButt]

How can you even install a9lh anymore without being able to downgrade/upgrade

 

[naddel81]

oh, that 804 mhz overclocking thing sounds great. without NTR plugin?

 

[TuxSH]

yes

 

[The Real Jdbye]

@Mr.ButtButt Downgrading still works fine on emuNAND.