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Can confirm that the "M3iZero" works fine with AuReiNand A9LH, but it fails when i switch to CakesFW 1.60 with twl cake patches.
I compiled the .cake patches from https://github.com/mid-kid/lgy_cakes.
And I found that they're different from the attachments in this post.
I'm just wondering which one is up to date.
And I found that they're different from the attachments in this post.
I'm just wondering which one is up to date.
Where the hell did you find 160? The newest one I see is still 158. Are you compiling it yourself or something?
I had the same problem with my Acekard 2i, then I read where he said to enable the "survive reboots" patch, and, well, that fixed it (for me anyway). I didn't think to do that initially, since that usually breaks DSiWare/GBA compatibility. That's because when CFW doesn't support it, having it survive causes it to be in the way. Now that the CFW has DS/GBA support, though, it needs it in order to function properly. Makes sense when you think about it though. Both modes reboot the system. So, without "survive reboots" checked, the patches get deleted from memory, and therefore can't work. Then again, if you're using a newer compile than the nightly, maybe the new code broke something.
For those it may help, I found a way to get the AGB and TWL firmware to decrypt (if you already have a firmkey.bin for NATIVE_FIRM at least). If you place the files into a separate folder, say "cakestemp" for example, boot Cakes without them once, then move them to the "cakes" folder using CTRXplorer and reboot (go into the System Tools menu and exit), it will decrypt the files after a warm boot. I didn't have CTRXplorer installed on all of my devices' cards though, so I tried rebooting into Godmode9, copying the files over, deleting the temp folder, then warm booting Cakes. That works too. Obviously, don't enable the TWL or AGB patches until you've copied over the files. Just do "block FIRM partition updates" or "enable emunand" (depending on what you're using) and "disable signature checks" initially. Add the rest on the second boot. Now, the one thing I didn't try was booting another CFW, then warm booting Cakes without the "firmkey.bin" to see if that worked. The way I see it, I find enough trouble without actively seeking it
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If you complied the code from mid-kid's github, then you got it.Where the hell did you find 160? The newest one I see is still 158. Are you compiling it yourself or something?
I had the same problem with my Acekard 2i, then I read where he said to enable the "survive reboots" patch, and, well, that fixed it (for me anyway). I didn't think to do that initially, since that usually breaks DSiWare/GBA compatibility. That's because when CFW doesn't support it, having it survive causes it to be in the way. Now that the CFW has DS/GBA support, though, it needs it in order to function properly. Makes sense when you think about it though. Both modes reboot the system. So, without "survive reboots" checked, the patches get deleted from memory, and therefore can't work.
For those it may help, I found a way to get the AGB and TWL firmware to decrypt (if you already have a firmkey.bin for NATIVE_FIRM at least). If you place the files into a separate folder, say "cakestemp" for example, boot Cakes without them once, then move them to the "cakes" folder using CTRXplorer and reboot (go into the System Tools menu and exit), it will decrypt the files after a warm boot. I didn't have CTRXplorer installed on all of my devices' cards though, so I tried rebooting into Godmode9, copying the files over, deleting the temp folder, then warm booting Cakes. That works too. Obviously, don't enable the TWL or AGB patches until you've copied over the files. Just do "block FIRM partition updates" or "enable emunand" (depending on what you're using) and "disable signature checks" initially. Add the rest on the second boot. Now, the one thing I didn't try was booting another CFW, then warm booting Cakes without the "firmkey.bin" to see if that worked. The way I see it, I find enough trouble without actively seeking it
Ah, well, I find the 3DS scene lively enough without going around compiling stuff (I have enough trouble keeping up with it as it is). Besides, I'm quite happy with 158 for now. I'll see what's coming next soon enough.
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What firm and system you need? 10.2 or 10.4 new or old? I have the firmkey for both new and old for the 10.4 firm and 10.2 for the new
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yes but 10.7 uses the 10.4 native firm as it was the last time it was updated. it can also use the 10.2(u need it for ntr)
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no you need a firmkey, it cant decrypt them on a9lh without the firmkey. it gets the firmkey from the cetk file, but cant on a9lh
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