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Crudefern: Oi botman here’s the edit (added broken NAND as a reason to use a emuNAND)

2024-04-12T00:21:13Z

Oi botman here’s the edit (added broken NAND as a reason to use a emuNAND)

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	sysNAND: The console's internal file storage. CFW can be safely installed to this without any notable risks.		sysNAND: The console's internal file storage. CFW can be safely installed to this without any notable risks.

	emuNAND: Short for emulated NAND. Used to be the way CFW was separated from the "stock" NAND, but this is no longer required. emuNANDs' only practical ~~use~~ now are for Korean games' fonts.		emuNAND: Short for emulated NAND. Used to be the way CFW was separated from the "stock" NAND, but this is no longer required. emuNANDs' only practical uses now are for Korean games' fonts or a broken NAND chip.
	* redNAND: An improved type of emuNAND that doesn't take up as much space on the SD. Otherwise identical.		* redNAND: An improved type of emuNAND that doesn't take up as much space on the SD. Otherwise identical.

StarlitSkies: a large number of info/wording/grammar fixes, plus more links

2024-01-08T04:40:15Z

a large number of info/wording/grammar fixes, plus more links

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Botman at 03:45, 8 January 2024

2024-01-08T03:45:13Z

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	This usually requires donor files from an unusable console, so don't try to do it yourself. Ask on the Discord, and someone who already regularly does SOAPs will be able to help.		This usually requires donor files from an unusable console, so don't try to do it yourself. Ask on the Discord, and someone who already regularly does SOAPs will be able to help.

			== Command list ==
			Below is a list of every single command relating to 3ds assistance.

			https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Bz-8qddZqubr7toWiW402C-WWp3R_RpsX1njt1rO46M/edit?usp=sharing
	== Useful Keywords ==		== Useful Keywords ==
	Below is a list of keywords that are nice to know.		Below is a list of keywords that are nice to know.

Botman: Part 2

2024-01-08T03:43:34Z

Part 2

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	== Useful Keywords ==		== Useful Keywords ==
	Below is a list of keywords that are nice to know.		Below is a list of keywords that are nice to know.

	emuNAND: Short for emulated NAND. Used to be the way CFW was separated from the "stock" NAND, but this is no longer required. emuNANDs' only practical use now are for Korean games' fonts.		emuNAND: Short for emulated NAND. Used to be the way CFW was separated from the "stock" NAND, but this is no longer required. emuNANDs' only practical use now are for Korean games' fonts.
	* redNAND: An improved type of emuNAND that doesn't take up as much space on the SD. Otherwise identical.		* redNAND: An improved type of emuNAND that doesn't take up as much space on the SD. Otherwise identical.

Botman: edit part 1

2024-01-08T03:43:19Z

edit part 1

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-== Useful Commands and Keywords ==
+== Useful Keywords ==
-Here are some commands that are useful to know, as well as terms that are in common usage.
+Below is a list of keywords that are nice to know.
 emuNAND: Short for emulated NAND. Used to be the way CFW was separated from the "stock" NAND, but this is no longer required. emuNANDs' only practical use now are for Korean games' fonts.
 * redNAND: An improved type of emuNAND that doesn't take up as much space on the SD. Otherwise identical.
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 TWL: short for twilight. the dsi’s code name.
-* Examples include: TWLnand, TWLmenu++.
+* Examples include: TWLFix, TWLmenu++.
 == Useful Programs ==

Botman: /* Info on Older Setups */

2024-01-06T21:36:56Z

Info on Older Setups

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	# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].		# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].
	#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]
	#'''[[3DS:Fastboot3DS\|FB3DS]](Fastboot3ds)''': Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.		#'''[[3DS:Fastboot3DS\|FB3DS (Fastboot3ds)]]''': Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.
	#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]

Botman: formatting fix

2024-01-06T21:35:55Z

formatting fix

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	# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].		# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].
	#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]
	#FB3DS: Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.		#'''[[3DS:Fastboot3DS\|FB3DS]](Fastboot3ds)''': Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.
	#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]

Botman: +FB3ds

2024-01-06T21:33:35Z

+FB3ds

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	#* Upgrade to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:A9LH To B9S\|A9LH to B9S]].		#* Upgrade to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:A9LH To B9S\|A9LH to B9S]].
	# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].		# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].
	#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]].		#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]
			#FB3DS: Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.
			#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]

Botman: /* Common troubleshooting situations */

2023-12-30T23:56:58Z

Common troubleshooting situations

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	{{info\|1=Above all else, always remember to check [[3DS:ERR]] if you don't know what an error means - one of those pages is relatively likely to have it. If it doesn't and the error is either a stock error code or an ErrDisp, try using <code>.err</code> through Kurisu.}}		{{info\|1=Above all else, always remember to check [[3DS:ERR]] if you don't know what an error means - one of those pages is relatively likely to have it. If it doesn't and the error is either a stock error code or an ErrDisp, try using <code>.err</code> through Kurisu.}}
			* If the SD card is the problem, it may be worth it to reinsert the SD card to see if that works.
	* If an error is occurring on boot and there is no known cause, see whether it keeps happening (including whether the error changes) if the SD is taken out. If it does, the issue is with the NAND.		* If an error is occurring on boot and there is no known cause, see whether it keeps happening (including whether the error changes) if the SD is taken out. If it does, the issue is with the NAND.
	* If an error with the code <code>0xd900458b</code> is happening when opening a game, use [[3ds:Gamefix]]		* If an error with the code <code>0xd900458b</code> is happening when opening a game, use [[3ds:Gamefix]]

Botman: /* Info on Older Setups */

2023-12-19T14:50:39Z

Info on Older Setups

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	If you are upgrading from one of these setups to B9S, it is advised to [[3ds:Move EmuNAND\|move the emuNAND]] into your sysNAND.}}		If you are upgrading from one of these setups to B9S, it is advised to [[3ds:Move EmuNAND\|move the emuNAND]] into your sysNAND.}}
	{{info\|text=If a setup is marked as N/A, this doesnt mean that the console is unhackable. for setups marked with N/A, go to [https://3ds.hacks.guide~~\| this guide]~~ and insert your system version.}}
			{{info\|text=If a setup is marked as N/A, this doesnt mean that the console is unhackable. for setups marked with N/A, go to https://3ds.hacks.guide and insert your system version. }}

	# '''Userland''': Any exploit that allowed non-persistent Homebrew Launcher access, such as by running a modified save file from a cartridge game.		# '''Userland''': Any exploit that allowed non-persistent Homebrew Launcher access, such as by running a modified save file from a cartridge game.
	#* Upgrade to boot9strap: Depends on your system version. If 11.15.0 or below, follow [[3ds:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (uloader)\|uloader]]; if 11.16.0 or above, follow [[3ds:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)\|nimdsphax]].		#* Upgrade to boot9strap: Depends on your system version. If 11.15.0 or below, follow [[3ds:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (uloader)\|uloader]]; if 11.16.0 or above, follow [[3ds:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)\|nimdsphax]].

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	# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].		# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].
	#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]
	#'''[[3DS:Fastboot3DS\|FB3DS]](Fastboot3ds)''': Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.		#'''[[3DS:Fastboot3DS\|FB3DS (Fastboot3ds)]]''': Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.
	#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]

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	# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].		# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].
	#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]
	#FB3DS: Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.		#'''[[3DS:Fastboot3DS\|FB3DS]](Fastboot3ds)''': Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.
	#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]		#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]

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	#* Upgrade to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:A9LH To B9S\|A9LH to B9S]].		#* Upgrade to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:A9LH To B9S\|A9LH to B9S]].
	# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].		# '''B9S 1.0-1.3''': Just older versions of boot9strap. Very few practical differences aside from the older versions not having [[3DS:boot9strap#LED Status Codes\|LED status codes]].
	#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]].		#* Upgrade to (latest) boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]
			#FB3DS: Although newer than B9S, there are very few practical differences besides the aforementioned LED Status codes and the fastboot3ds menu.
			#* Revert to boot9strap: Follow [[3dsguide:Updating B9S\|Updating B9S]]