Homebrew Something happened

[Deleted User]

Ok so my brother had not opened his 3DS in a long time and decided to update it woth Luma installed to the latest version and this happened:

It happenes every time on boot, should I just update Luma or something?

 

[masenko]

https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases

 

[fmkid]

should I just update Luma or something?

Of course:

https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendo-releases-11-14-0-64.577351/page-2#post-9267920

 

[Deleted User]

Of course:

https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendo-releases-11-14-0-64.577351/page-2#post-9267920

thanks it worked

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https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases

thanks I saw the changelog

 

[fmkid]

thanks it worked

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thanks I saw the changelog

For a next update event (if occurs), please just wait and keep an eye on this forum about if update the console is possible or not

 

[Deleted User]

For a next update event (if occurs), please just wait and keep an eye on this forum about if update the console is possible or not

yes as I said my brother forgot the console was hacked, so I warned him to never update again without telling me

 

[Momoro]

Same thing happened to me when I was traveling.. I thought it was bricked lol

 

[jeffyTheHomebrewer]

Same thing happened to me when I was traveling.. I thought it was bricked lol

If the screen is blue with yellow text, then thats a brick. black with red and white text? not a brick, just luma crashing

 

[Momoro]

If the screen is blue with yellow text, then thats a brick. black with red and white text? not a brick, just luma crashing

It was black with red and white text..

P.S: I edited my former post because at the time, GBATemp wouldn't load in my browser, so.. yeah.

 

[jeffyTheHomebrewer]

It was blue with yellow text, but after about two months I turned it on and it worked. I don't have much experience with bricking my devices, though. (Besides my four--no, five bricked 3DS(s).)

Wait, really? Thats pretty odd, since blue with yellow text usually means that without hardware mods (e.g. flashing the NAND manually with a NAND programmer) it's completely bricked iirc

 

[Momoro]

Wait, really? Thats pretty odd, since blue with yellow text usually means that without hardware mods (e.g. flashing the NAND manually with a NAND programmer) it's completely bricked iirc

I edited my post because GBATemp wouldn't load and I couldn't post another reply

 

[jeffyTheHomebrewer]

I edited my post because GBATemp wouldn't load and I couldn't post another reply

ah ok

 

[The Catboy]

Boot your system hold "Select" and make sure you don't have "Disable ARM11 exception handlers" enabled. If it is, disable it and see if you keep having this error.

 

[jeffyTheHomebrewer]

Boot your system hold "Select" and make sure you don't have "Disable ARM11 exception handlers" enabled. If it is, disable it and see if you keep having this error.

They already fixed it, Luma was out of date and they updated their 3DS

 

[The Catboy]

They already fixed it, Luma was out of date and they updated their 3DS

Cool, that's good to hear!

 

[Momoro]

Cool, that's good to hear!

I always update Luma.. Even if I don't need to. It's a good habit...

..right?

 

[The Catboy]

I always update Luma.. Even if I don't need to. It's a good habit...

..right?

I mean, yeah, it is a wise idea to always be on the latest version of Luma3DS. I am almost always on the latest nightly myself.

 

[jeffyTheHomebrewer]

I mean, yeah, it is a wise idea to always be on the latest version of Luma3DS. I am almost always on the latest nightly myself.

Eh, I just use the regular releases. Though since I also use BAX I have to update manually.