It's not as good as BootCTR9 IMHO, but it will work. Luma has a chainloader built in that can load other things. But if you copy the content from card 1, your system will boot using whatever primary payload is on card 1. The thing is, your system will not boot without a "boot.firm" primary payload on the card (or your CTRNAND partition, which it will fall back on if it doesn't find it on the card). Well, if SD card 1 has no EmuNAND, you could just copy the contents to SD card 2. I got it to boot, but had problems with the select menu not working. Also, avoid 11.5 for now (unless you just want to do Nver and Cver for cosmetic purposes, creating fake videos on Youtube, etc.). For 11.4, of course, don't forget to leave the ones mentioned out, including 000400300000CC02 (D402 with EUR consoles) and 0004013000008002 if it's an O3DS or O2DS. Just type in the one you need (11.2.0-35U or 11.4.0-37U for example) and make sure you have the right hardware selected. If you need any firmware sets, the latest 3DNUS works well. I like having mine linked, so I can sync tickets (I have even created a GM9 script for that), so, assuming the 9.2 has been formatted to unlink it, I would downgrade the 11.5, but that's me. It also works for downgrading an 11.5 to 11.2 though. SysUpdater works fine for updating from a 9.2 to 11.2 (and from there even to partial 11.4). Legacy may also work, but I'm not so frustrated with Rosalina to just drop 8.x (not that 8.x and Legacy can't be run side by side, but redoing the configuration gets old fast). I've currently got Puma on Y, and GW on B, so this works out well. Puma won't work by itself, but giving it the decrypted 9.0 firmware.bin I was trying to use with Cakes finally got it to work. Cakes won't decrypt 9.0, and still won't work even after using GM9 to decrypt it. It was a bear getting it to work on an N3DS. Cakes will work if you give it a 9.0 firmware, etc. Or if you're not into homebrew that much, you can skip it completely. If you don't want to format your card, you can just use a second card. It will work with any existing NAND/EmuNAND backup you have (just make sure it's for the right device). You can just dump the first one and clone it if you want to. Though the tool can dump EmuNANDs directly, so this is not a problem usually. You have to inject to create the additional EmuNAND, so, the NAND dump you want to use has to be on your PC. But I wanted a 9.2 because things like ctrQuake (Quake with online MP), Spectre3DS (Quake with stereoscopy and music, but no menu) and ctrHexenII aren't working in Rosalina.
It has to re-format the card to make room for the EmuNAND. Yes, it will erase all files on the card. But 1.71 seems to have a bug that corrupts the card when I try to make EmuNAND 3 every time, so, I uploaded a copy of 1.61 I found. You don't have to use separate cards, though. There are some things that will probably just never work. There are many FPS conversions that are broken atm. ini files).Īlso, you might want a second EmuNAND on 9.2 to run homebrew.
The latter two have to use BootCTR9 for GW and Puma, but I've made it completely transparent (in CBM9's case, by using it's patching feature to load multiple. You may not ever use them all, but if there's room on the chainloader, why not? And it will let you pick between BootCTR9 (hotkeys), CBM9 (menus), and Luma (for those who simply must go there). This will have almost every CFW on hotkey, not just Luma and GW. I'd have it up already, but that Cakes issue I mentioned forced me to fully decrypt the firmwares I'm including for the N3DS copies.
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If you can't be bothered to setup a configuration file (though it's really easy if you know how to copy and paste), I'm working on an AIO pack with pre-made configurations ready to drag and drop (for a certain iso site, because it's including everything, and we can't upload files containing firmware here). bin payloads (Puma33DS for example, one of the few things that can run a 9.2 EmuNAND on an N3DS, though even that needed a fully decrypted 9.0 firmware.bin - use GM9 for that, Cakes misses the ARM9 part, never mind it's decryption routines aren't exactly working properly on the N3DS under B9S anyway).
BootCTR9 lets you choose what you want for a default, works with GW straight, lets you pick whatever you want for a default (GW included), has animation options and other advanced features because it uses a proper configuration file instead of a naming scheme, and can run old. You can (and probably should) completely forget about using Luma's chainloader. You just need a copy of the GW payload converted using firmtool.
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