I hacked my 2ds xl and it just flashes a blue light
im not the best with this so if someone can help me
im not the best with this so if someone can help me
Homebrew 2ds xl blue light flashes and then turns off
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have tried this still will not work
I have also tried changing the boot.firm but no luck
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Let me give more info that i did not give on my Op. my 2ds that i hacked 3 weeks ago no longer turns on and just flashes a blue light for less than a second. i also don't believe that it is a faulty connection as i have checked the connections and they seemed fine to me. I have backups of course but i only want to use them if there is other way and i am not sure i know how to use the backups correctly. if anyone has something that they want to ask me like wut tutorial i used or sm i will answer it. here is a screenshot of what was on my sdcard as it is now on a file on my computer.
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Good and Bad news. if your blue light fades away then it is most likely a connection issue which i have confirmed that it is not but if it turn off and does not fade you may have a similar issue to mine. if anyone can help in any way would appreciate it.
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