Custom Firmware is the answer to Nintendo's ability to brick a 3DS if you put a flashcart in it. Do you think it's possible?
if nintendo makes updates via pc avaible(like the psp) YESLink5084 said:Custom Firmware is the answer to Nintendo's ability to brick a 3DS if you put a flashcart in it. Do you think it's possible?
yeah it takes timeboudincaca said:Come back in 3-4 years then we'll talk (maybe).
I think you should get to work on coding it then...Link5084 said:Custom Firmware is the answer to Nintendo's ability to brick a 3DS if you put a flashcart in it. Do you think it's possible?
Homebrew. (that's it, just that simple answer)A Gay Little Catboy said:Why? (that's it, just that simple question)
It wasn't a "bad bad choice," it was simply made redundant by Slot1 flashcards. But for a while, it was a good alternative to a Passme device. The only downside was that you needed a Passme device in order to install the CFW in the first place, but the first Passmes were huge, cumbersome and ate away at the battery life, and were mostly used to install the FlashMe and then collect dust.WiiBricker said:A CFW? lol, you know that FlashMe was then a bad bad choice and that it was completly replaced by flash carts?
why not?(that's it, just that simpler answer)A Gay Little Catboy said:Why? (that's it, just that simple question)
I can answer this one! It's not needed, people just want it to hack it. See? The "why not" was so much easier to answer.Mesiskope said:why not?(that's it, just that simple answer)A Gay Little Catboy said:Why? (that's it, just that simple question)
It's a 'bad choice' to let impatient children do many things...WiiBricker said:A CFW? lol, you know that FlashMe was then a bad bad choice and that it was completly replaced by flash carts?I have a flashcard and I use FlashMe.
I think the Health and Safety screen bypass alone is worth it.
QUOTE(WiiBricker @ Mar 9 2011, 06:20 PM) It was a bad choice because of the brick risk.
What do you do with this tool when done?twiztidsinz said:Materials needed:Making the tool:[*]Cut the 'cone' part of the toothpick off and make sure it's flat with no splinters.[*]Place the aluminum foil on top of the tooth pick and fold two opposite corners down.[*]Gently twist the aluminum foil so it wraps around the tooth pick.[*]Put a layer or two of the clear tape around the foil, even with the top of the toothpick.
- 1 Tooth Pick
- 1" square of Aluminum foil
- Scotch/cello tape
- Scissors or a razor
_Chaz_ said:What do you do with this tool when done?twiztidsinz said:Materials needed:Making the tool:[*]Cut the 'cone' part of the toothpick off and make sure it's flat with no splinters.[*]Place the aluminum foil on top of the tooth pick and fold two opposite corners down.[*]Gently twist the aluminum foil so it wraps around the tooth pick.[*]Put a layer or two of the clear tape around the foil, even with the top of the toothpick.
- 1 Tooth Pick
- 1" square of Aluminum foil
- Scotch/cello tape
- Scissors or a razor