Homebrew Upgrading to a new system

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Is there any pain free way to basically dump my old 3DS' content (system + data) to a new 2DS XL or a new 3DS XL once i have homebrew installed? Do system dumps work the same way?
 

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Is there any pain free way to basically dump my old 3DS' content (system + data) to a new 2DS XL or a new 3DS XL once i have homebrew installed? Do system dumps work the same way?
All pirated content has to have tickets imported on new transferred system they will not system transfer
 

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All pirated content has to have tickets imported on new transferred system they will not system transfer
So I get that pirated games won't transfer and neither will all of my homebrew. I'm guessing the course of action then should be install luma and other cfw on the new 2ds (does it matter what cfw ill have on the new console?) and then do the system transfer. Also any way I can keep my homebrew cias (gba injects and freeshop games)? I dont quite get the ticket stuff
 

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What i would do,

Fresh install everything on the new system
Get my saves from old system and import them on the new system

You have to reinstall all homebrew and cia games anyway, might aswell do a nice fresh clean install of everything

Note:
Luma is the only known active cfw
Freeshop is long gone and dead
If you don't have backups in cia form or 3ds form (those need to be converter to cia), you have to use your imagination to get them.
The ticket stuff, i never used it and never digged into it, so can't help you there
 
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