Homebrew Use SysNAND FIRM Booting with "R"?

[MochaMilk]

I saw this in Luma's settings, and was wondering what it means, beyond the decription.
Does it mean that i'd boot into SysNAND with EmuNAND features, or that I'll boot into a 9.2 EmuNAND?
Can I perform it safely?

Specs: O3DS XL, Non A9LH, Luma CFW (latest), Ninjhax


Thanks, sorry, just very curious about this.

 

[Giodude]

I saw this in Luma's settings, and was wondering what it means, beyond the decription.
Does it mean that i'd boot into SysNAND with EmuNAND features, or that I'll boot into a 9.2 EmuNAND?
Can I perform it safely?

Specs: O3DS XL, Non A9LH, Luma CFW (latest), Ninjhax


Thanks, sorry, just very curious about this.

It's nothing you'll really need. It doesnt mean firmware, it means native firm. When holding down R, you'll boot into emunand on whatever firmware it always is, but with a sysnand nfirm. Since ntr supports 11.2 nfirm, and some games break when using a different native firm, this is usually more of a hinderance.