Hacking What is "firmlaunch"?

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You boot a newer firmware with a homebrew-able console(with kernel access) in order to play newer games
 
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So, firmlaunch is the "spoofer" for 9.6+ games that N3DS uses in emuNAND?
If it is (and works as you stated), why can't we just update the emuNAND, instead of launching a newer version?
 
So, firmlaunch is the "spoofer" for 9.6+ games that N3DS uses in emuNAND?
If it is (and works as you stated), why can't we just update the emuNAND, instead of launching a newer version?
It's only useful for cfw without emunand, or to play 9.6+ games on new 3ds as 9.5.0-23> emunand doesn't work on new 3ds
 
It's only useful for cfw without emunand, or to play 9.6+ games on new 3ds as 9.5.0-23> emunand doesn't work on new 3ds
So let me get this straight, you make your sysNAND think its a higher version to play games which require that firmware and when you're done you can go back to your own old firmware?
 
So let me get this straight, you make your sysNAND think its a higher version to play games which require that firmware and when you're done you can go back to your own old firmware?
It doesn't make the console think it's a newer version, it launches a newer version, but when you shutdown you are in the older version
 
It's only useful for cfw without emunand, or to play 9.6+ games on new 3ds as 9.5.0-23> emunand doesn't work on new 3ds
So, this means 9.6+ games must be installed in sysNAND and launched via Pasta/rxMode in sysNAND? Can't you install them in emuNAND and load them there? Why doesn't emuNAND support new firmwares/firmlaunch?
 
You are homebrew-able, but not with kernel access, we need a new exploit
sorry for my ignorance but I hear the word: "kernel access". a lot what is it, what does it mean?

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No, firmlaunch is only up to 9.5 on n3ds, regardless the nand.
so it's not really that useful ah?
 
Then, what's the tool that enables 9.6+ games on 9.5 emuNAND? How does it work?

sorry for my ignorance but I hear the word: "kernel access". a lot what is it, what does it mean?

It's a "hole" in the Nintendo firmware that allows execution of certain code chains.
 

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