Hacking An error occurs when software keyboard is opened.

[saburou]

I can't rename folder and can't search a game title on the Nintendo E-shop!!!
Here is the error massage.
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An error occurred (ErrDisp)

Error Type: generic

Process ID: [id]
Process name: swkbd
Process title ID: 0x000400300000C002

Address: 0x0016f0f4
Error code: 0xd900458b
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Have you any ideas to solve this error?

New 3DS XL : 11.6.0-39j
B9S 1.3
Luma3DS 9.0

 

[SomeGamer]

Have you installed any custom keyboards before?

 

[saburou]

Have you installed any custom keyboards before?

No I haven't.

 

[mikey420]

Hmmm strange. Have you made any changes to the system. If not are you using a stable or nightly build of luma?

 

[saburou]

Hmmm strange. Have you made any changes to the system. If not are you using a stable or nightly build of luma?

Nothing changed. Luuma is stable version.
Is swkbd broken?

 

[saburou]

Also an exception occurs frequently.
Boot -> Error -> Reboot -> Error -> Reboot -> Error ->...WWWHHHYYY!?!?!?! HAWAAAAIIIII?!?!?!?
Should I uninstall and reinstall CFW?

 

[AxlSt00pid]

Also an exception occurs frequently.
Boot -> Error -> Reboot -> Error -> Reboot -> Error ->...WWWHHHYYY!?!?!?! HAWAAAAIIIII?!?!?!?
Should I uninstall and reinstall CFW?

Never uninstall CFW, as without it you won't be able to fix your problem (it's sorta like saying that because thieves enter your house by picking the lock, you decide to remove the lock on your door to stop them)

In this case try to either:
A) Restore a previous NAND backup with Godmode9, because you have a NAND backup right?
B) Download through NUS the 3ds' keyboard that matches your system version and region, repack it into a .cia and install it with FBI
C) Perform a CTRtransfer

 

[PabloMK7]

Also an exception occurs frequently.
Boot -> Error -> Reboot -> Error -> Reboot -> Error ->...WWWHHHYYY!?!?!?! HAWAAAAIIIII?!?!?!?
Should I uninstall and reinstall CFW?

Could you post an screenshot of the exception error?

The keyboard error code means the keyboard savedata or the keyboard romfs is corrupted. I would try deleting the keyboard savedata, but first, send an screenshot of the exceptions you are getting when booting.

 

[saburou]

Could you post an screenshot of the exception error?

The keyboard error code means the keyboard savedata or the keyboard romfs is corrupted. I would try deleting the keyboard savedata, but first, send an screenshot of the exceptions you are getting when booting.

 

[PabloMK7]

Is your SD card corrupted? Try booting without it and then inserting it back if it boots to the home menu.

 

[saburou]

Never uninstall CFW, as without it you won't be able to fix your problem (it's sorta like saying that because thieves enter your house by picking the lock, you decide to remove the lock on your door to stop them)

In this case try to either:
A) Restore a previous NAND backup with Godmode9, because you have a NAND backup right?
B) Download through NUS the 3ds' keyboard that matches your system version and region, repack it into a .cia and install it with FBI
C) Perform a CTRtransfer

Thanks I'll try Plan-B.

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Is your SD card corrupted? Try booting without it and then inserting it back if it boots to the home menu.

My 3DS never boot without the SD card. B9S.

 

[saburou]

Now, an exception occurs EVERYTIME !!!
Can't boot emuNAND.
Unfortunately, I haven't backed emunand.
Do you think ctrtransfer will save me?

 

[saburou]

Could you post an screenshot of the exception error?

The keyboard error code means the keyboard savedata or the keyboard romfs is corrupted. I would try deleting the keyboard savedata, but first, send an screenshot of the exceptions you are getting when booting.

Where is savedata located?
Can I delete it with godmode9?
I got swkbd cia but emunand won't boot, so how can I install it?
And before perform a CTRtransfer, I want to back up my friend code and my friend's one and want to make it possible to restore it.