There are private ARM9 exploits buddy
Mind proving that buddy ? Yellow8's edited article doesn't count, because it's not a proof.
There are private ARM9 exploits buddy
Mind proving that buddy ? Yellow8's edited article doesn't count, because it's not a proof.
If there was a way to prove it, they wouldn't be private
Then those are just empty words, private - not accessible, doesn't mean it can't be proven.
If it says "private property" on the fence, does it mean you can't prove that the place exists ? You can, but you can't enter.
Same thing here, posting a picture of something that can be done via ARM9 exploit only, will not reveal the method that was used to achieve ARM9 exploit.
Mind proving that buddy ? Yellow8's edited article doesn't count, because it's not a proof.
GW doesnt have .cia support
Why would you pay someone to set up GW, and why would you then pay for a GW. Just set up Emunand through Cake/Rei/rxTools for free (minus the cost of cubic ninja or OOT)
If you want you could get Sky3DS and boot Cubic Ninja through that, but Gateway really isnt worth getting at this stage, CFW does everything better, and for free.
I'm pretty sure we will see newer emuNAND support on N3DS' from them first.
Then those are just empty words, private - not accessible, doesn't mean it can't be proven.
If it says "private property" on the fence, does it mean you can't prove that the place exists ? You can, but you can't enter.
Same thing here, posting a picture of something that can be done via ARM9 exploit only, will not reveal the method that was used to achieve ARM9 exploit.
Not to mention that most CFW makers have the attitude of "just wait for GW" right now
I completely agree with this, despite the lame justifications that followed it.Mind proving that buddy ? Yellow8's edited article doesn't count, because it's not a proof.
I completely agree with this, despite the lame justifications that followed it.
If the original statement had been "There may possibly be private ARM9 exploits buddy" then that would be true in anybodies book. To say that 'there are' corroborates their existence and creates a contradiction - stating they DO exist infers they're not private.
I completely agree with this, despite the lame justifications that followed it.
If the original statement had been "There may possibly be private ARM9 exploits buddy" then that would be true in anybodies book. To say that 'there are' corroborates their existence and creates a contradiction - stating they DO exist infers they're not private.
GW could implement themehax as an entry point farily easy. Just use a rop loader to load a new entry from homebrew launcher (Which would make compatibility a lot better for other homebrew loader exploits.)
or change the original rops to load their code (The ROP is open source so anything could happen)