I used this guide's (https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki) instructions to update my 2DS from 6.0 to 10.3 via the cart update instructions. But even though I changed the date and time as instructed in Part 1, I can't use the browser at all, I can't proceed to install A9LH. Attempts to open the browser go immediately to an update nag. What do I do now?
What was your full system version on 6.0? Also, Cart Updates don't update the browser, sounds like you have a dummy browser. You'll need an alternative entry-point in place of Part 1, as explained in Part 1.
Hmm... I got a 2DS with MK7 bundle and what I did is use Julian's sysUpdater build while on 6.0 sysNAND WITH Pasta CFW (for cia installation patches) to upgrade to 9.2 FW via an update pack and then continue the A9LH process there. You can still downgrade to 9.2 luckily.
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Does the browser update prompt display with a black screen in the background or can you see the browser in the background?
If the background is black your firmware probably didn't come with a browser installed so your only way to get homebrew and downgrade at this point would be to use another entrypoint like oothax, ninjhax or freakyhax. Freakyhax is the cheapest (for now) that actually works without requiring another 3DS or a powersaves/savedongle for the install like oothax does.
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Yeah, the guide covers multiple ways to get to 9.2. He might have followed the one for those that don't have a browser or access to a DS flashcart.
Link: https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki/9.2.0-Update
Damn, that sucks. You would have been better off on 6.0.0 and getting a cheap DS flashcart that works on that and using MSET to update to 9.2
Well, what is done is done. Maybe you can look into oot3dhax+powersaves.
Yeah. I didn't use the browser or any flashcart. I had a bit of trouble upgrading my 2DS to 9.2, then figured out how to do it on my own. Oops. Meant to reply to Temptress. Sorry for any confusion.
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