Hacking Updating existing Pasta install to a later version of Pasta CFW?

mechagouki

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I've searched and searched and not found an answer to this, so sorry if I've missed something obvious.

I have an O3DS on 4.5.0-9U and I'm running Pasta 1.1.1 using Ninjhax 1.1. I'd like to be able to update to the latest version of Pasta to take advantage of Firmlaunch.

What I want to know is - do I have to run the Pasta configurator utility, or, as I already have a working install, can I just replace a file or files on my SD card?

Finally, is this the best way to play games that require later firmwares, or should I just update to 9.2 using sysupdater (I have the update .cia files already).

Thanks for any help.
 

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What I think you should do:

Update your sysnand to 9.2, format emunand, unlink your nands, get rxTools, update emunand to 10.3 and set Menuhax 2.0 + Ctrbootmanager.

That way you can be playing the latest games, accesing eShop and playing online.

You can even have Custom Themes in emunand.
 
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Well, it probably seems strange, but there's very few games I actually want to play on 3DS (more of a PSP/Vita person these days) and until now I've not needed firmware beyond 4.5, but I'd like to play Majora's Mask, and maybe Xenoblade Chronicles. Just didn't want to go through a long process to do it.

Which files do I need to replace just to update Pasta?
 

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