Homebrew Update to a specific version?

[Suicuark]

So i'm on 9.2 SysNAND, and i wan't to go back to 10.3 for some specific reasons. But i can't do it normally since it will update to 10.5. So can I update to a specific vesion via SysUpdater or something like that?

 

[Xenosaiga]

So i'm on 9.2 SysNAND, and i wan't to go back to 10.3 for some specific reasons. But i can't do it normally since it will update to 10.5. So can I update to a specific vesion via SysUpdater or something like that?

What are those reasons?
Why not just make an emunand?

 

[Suicuark]

I just wan't to upgrade and re-downgrade after my new SD card arrive because my actual one is not big enough.

 

[DarkFlare69]

SD cards are like $5...

 

[Suicuark]

I mean a 64 GB one, 25$ and amazon takes time so..

 

[Joom]

Why would it be necessary to update then downgrade again? All you'd have to do is recreate EmuNAND so that it can properly allocate the partition size for your SD size.

 

[Suicuark]

I just wan't to profit until my SD come so...

 

[Joom]

Ever heard of delayed gratification? It's pretty rewarding.

 

[Suicuark]

Ever heard of delayed gratification? It's pretty rewarding.

Can't understand, but direct answer is not better please?

 

[ihaveahax]

I just wan't to upgrade and re-downgrade after my new SD card arrive because my actual one is not big enough.

this issn't a reason to upgrade and downgrade though... you just add an unnecessary risk of a brick.

if you have an emunand set up, you can move it to another SD card quite easily.

 

[Suicuark]

this issn't a reason to upgrade and downgrade though... you just add an unnecessary risk of a brick.

if you have an emunand set up, you can move it to another SD card quite easily.

I have no emuNAND setted because i don't have enough SD space...
And it's why i wan't to switch, but just tell me, it's possible?

 

[ihaveahax]

I have no emuNAND setted because i don't have enough SD space...
And it's why i wan't to switch, but just tell me, it's possible?

it's possible to go to 10.3? yes, but again, completely unnecessary. sitting on 9.2 right now is the safest option.