Actually looks like Stevice10 is already pretty close to having it working... Also I HIGHLY doubt Smea is gonna release anything. Stevice10 has got it just fine anyways... You do what you want but I think an alpha will be ready soon from Stevice
It looks like Stevice10 is almost done a rough copy, the latest update added a whole bunch of svc overwrite stuff.
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If you do that, name it brickhax. As it is extremely experimental.
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If you do that, name it brickhax. As it is extremely experimental.
Hmm... Question, would ARM11 kernel be enough to do a NAND backup? I was just thinking about it and I foresee an inrush of "halp my 3ds brick" posts... Which could be SIGNIFICANTLY cut down on with a NAND backup method
Didn't think so. Thanks
EDIT: yeah I shouldn't have even posted that, just took another look at the 32c3 slides (there's a post that has them archived on imgur) and ARM9 brokers access to NAND's data
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Just stop. You have 0 credibility and have no idea what your doing. You've got 35 messages on this site with more than half being questions about how to run homebrew. Including this http://gbatemp.net/threads/can-i-recover-from-this.400946/
Wowey I see I've already got some haters, jeez didn't take long. I'm sorry I wasn't born and raised with a 3DS in my hands, all while giving birth to a kernel exploit. I can see your ability to read is quite good. I'm sorry I don't have my entire life bio on this site, all while keeping my sig intact with everything I've ever accomplished. I'm not trying to gain credibility, and I don't care too.
smealum didn't come into the 3ds scene knowing what he was doing, but he learnt, and so will I. I'll just leave this site to never come back.
There was nothing to be "grateful" for. It was an empty github from someone who admitted they had no experience.
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