If they said the moon was made of cheese without evidence, would you believe it? If they have evidence for it, it should be trivial to show this, wouldn't it? Why would they keep the evidence for themselves?It has been confirmed by respected scene developers.
i got a original not modfide or nothing how do i test it? its bin running really good maby i can clear some of this upUnless someone has confirmed a bricking on original GW card we can't know if they have extra tests to ensure the originals are 100% safe.
People originally said the region free hack was safe - but then it turned out that bricks are reported with the region free firmware - so other code exists to trigger the NAND and eMMC (embedded Multi Media Card) controller reprogramming in addition to the initial stuff reported.
btw someone needs to post a disassembly of the culprit code for this to be 100% confirmed
Yes this is actually a very good solution. Wonder why no one have brought this up until now.lol - I love simple solutions!
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It can get corrupted if your turn your 3DS off while it writes a save to the SD, too (either in GW mode or with original games).
About save thing - the file which could be corrupted in such case i the save file. Not the launcher.dat file.
One person is not reliable for me.
I never said its 100% safe. I said, that I feel 100% safe. Its different.
Theoretically everything can happen. Even NAND can get corrupted. Without any launcher.dat.
Im curious how devices 3ds firmware update is being updated? Downloaded to SD 1st?
If so, then it can also get corrupted, and fck my device. Of course - theoretically.
Guys be mad at R4i/3DSLink.
If they said the moon was made of cheese without evidence, would you believe it? If they have evidence for it, it should be trivial to show this, wouldn't it? Why would they keep the evidence for themselves?
I think it's based on when the launcher.dat was written to the SD card, not the 3DS system date...Set your 3dsdate back 1-2 years. That what I did since i like to add a day here and there to reset my step counter
I think you are seriously mistaken about what the claims are here.But Gateway themselves have confirmed it on their website.
Correct....
I have an official GW and use an unmodified launcher...
So I should be safe...
However - I can no longer use my GW, why?...
Because SD-Cards corrupt all the time.
Sometimes you switch off whilst still writing to them and they corrupt,
sometimes they die/corrupt from age/overuse,
others corrupt because they are fake SDs...
I've even had corruption from bumping my DS whilst it was writing.
i got i got a original not modfide or nothing how do i test it? its bin running really good maby i can clear some of this up
sue them for what? nintendo protecting pirates?I hope Nintendo sues their goddamn shirts off.
This is not guaranteed to work because:Set your 3dsdate back 1-2 years. That what I did since i like to add a day here and there to reset my step counter
whether it bricks or not is based partly on a random number. Some of the data used to generate a random number is the time and date the file was copied. It's not necessarily time based, it's just that this happened to trigger on a specific time because of the way it works. It might also trigger at different times though.This sounds like alot of bullshit to me date triggered ??? come on
The most SD corruptions I got on my devices like mobile phone,
gps, etc etc is condition of totally fcked - "do you want to format blabla" after inserting to card reader.
In such condition nothing is available to device - no risk of launcher.dat.
If your SD card will got corrupted - then launcher.dat will not get 'launched'.
To get launcher.dat running it has to be in working condition,
in order to execute checksum code.
If the file is corrupted, then it should not execute,
should not make checksum, and should not brick.
Just try on your own to "corrupt"/modify/cut some peace of exe file on pc - will it run?
My another two cents
I think you are seriously mistaken about what the claims are here.
+1It has been confirmed by Neimod, yellows8, mathieulh and profi200. From their reputations I'd say that is proof enough.
Yes, of course. It depends on which part of the exe you modify, and how fast that part gets executed in the app flow, maybe it's just data and it's never executed, yet the executable is corrupted.Just try on your own to "corrupt"/modify/cut some peace of exe file on pc - will it run?
Depends of what you change, but most likely it will.Just try on your own to "corrupt"/modify/cut some peace of exe file on pc - will it run?