Toggle search
Toggle menu
302
296
451
7K
Hacks Guide Wiki
Toggle personal menu
Not logged in
Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits.

3DS:Alternate Exploits: Difference between revisions

From Hacks Guide Wiki
More actions
(petit-compwner "needs" a camera)
No edit summary
Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
(10 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{shortcut|3DS:AE}}
{{shortcut|3DS:AE}}
{{System version outdated article|console=ctr|sysversion=11.17.0-50|reason=Various exploits could have been broken due to the latest update.}}
{{System version outdated article|console=ctr|sysversion=11.17.0-50|reason=Various exploits could have been broken due to the latest update.}}
This is a list of alternative methods to install custom firmware. These are often used if the main guide cannot be used for some reason. These guides either require older system versions, access to certain games or applications, or secondary devices which already have custom firmware.
This is a list of alternate ways to install custom firmware, intended to be used when your 3DS is for some reason incompatible with the guide's instructions. If you're getting assistance with installing custom firmware, you will probably be linked to a specific subpage based on your scenario and the additional hardware that you have (if applicable). Otherwise, if you know what you're doing, feel free to follow these guides if you're curious.


== Homebrew Launcher access ==
== Homebrew Launcher access ==
Line 22: Line 22:
|
|
*Mario Kart 7
*Mario Kart 7
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3dsguide:seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|}
|}


===Requires a digital-only game===
===Requires a digital-only game===
These methods require a digital game from the eShop, which has since closed, making these unusable unless they were already purchased before. Past purchases can still be re-downloaded.
These methods require a digital game from the eShop, which has since closed, making these unusable unless they were already downloaded before.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|+
Line 34: Line 34:
|[[/Installing boot9strap (petit-compwner)|Installing boot9strap (petit-compwner)]]
|[[/Installing boot9strap (petit-compwner)|Installing boot9strap (petit-compwner)]]
|
|
*Petit Computer (digital)
* petit-compwner (digital)
*A working DS mode
*Working DS mode
*A working 3DS camera
|-
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (PicHaxx)|Homebrew Launcher (PicHaxx)]]
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (PicHaxx)|Homebrew Launcher (PicHaxx)]]
|
|
*Pokémon Picross (digital)
*Pokémon Picross (digital)
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3dsguide:seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|-
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (smilehax-IIe)|Homebrew Launcher (smilehax-IIe)]]
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (smilehax-IIe)|Homebrew Launcher (smilehax-IIe)]]
Line 50: Line 49:
|
|
*Steel Diver: Sub Wars (digital)
*Steel Diver: Sub Wars (digital)
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3dsguide:seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|}
|}


Line 108: Line 107:
*Homebrew Launcher access
*Homebrew Launcher access
*Working DS mode
*Working DS mode
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3dsguide:seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|-
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (HBL-USM)|Installing boot9strap (HBL-USM)]]
|[[/Installing boot9strap (HBL-USM)|Installing boot9strap (HBL-USM)]]
Line 131: Line 130:
|
|
*a working DSiWare Management Menu
*a working DSiWare Management Menu
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3dsguide:seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|11.16 and below
|11.16 and below
|-
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (fasthax)|Installing boot9strap (fasthax)]]
|[[/Installing boot9strap (fasthax)|Installing boot9strap (fasthax)]]
| Homebrew Launcher access
| Homebrew Launcher access
|9.0.0 - 11.2.0
|11.2.0 and below
|-
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (freakyhax)|Installing boot9strap (freakyhax)]]
|[[/Installing boot9strap (freakyhax)|Installing boot9strap (freakyhax)]]
Line 163: Line 162:
|[[/Installing boot9strap (udsploit)|Installing boot9strap (udsploit)]]
|[[/Installing boot9strap (udsploit)|Installing boot9strap (udsploit)]]
|Homebrew Launcher access
|Homebrew Launcher access
|9.0.0 - 11.3.0
|? - 11.3.0
|-
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (uloader)|Installing boot9strap (uloader)]]
|[[/Installing boot9strap (uloader)|Installing boot9strap (uloader)]]
|Homebrew Launcher access
|Homebrew Launcher access
|9.0.0 - 11.15.0
|11.15.0 and below
|}
|}


== Special situations ==
== Special situations ==


Exploits that are unique and don't fit into the above categories. These typically don't depend on the firmware version.
Consoles that are in a unique situation that don't fit into the above categories.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
Line 178: Line 177:
!Method Name
!Method Name
! Requirements
! Requirements
!Firmware Version
|-
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (Stealth Luma3DS)|Installing boot9strap (Stealth Luma3DS)]]
|[[/Installing boot9strap (Ancientmoon)|Installing boot9strap (Ancient Moon)]]
|A console sold from certain Amazon or AliExpress sellers that have a hidden version of Luma3DS and may be sold as "region-unlocked"
|A “Regionunlocked” Console from ancient moon
|? - 11.17.0
|-
|-


|[[3dsguide:ntrboot|Installing boot9strap (ntrboot)]]
|[[3dsguide:ntrboot|Installing boot9strap (Ntrboot)]]
|A compatible NDS/DSi flashcart
|A compatible NDS/DSi flashcart
|1.0-11.17.0
|-
|-


[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

Revision as of 21:01, 21 February 2024

Shortcut

This is a list of alternate ways to install custom firmware, intended to be used when your 3DS is for some reason incompatible with the guide's instructions. If you're getting assistance with installing custom firmware, you will probably be linked to a specific subpage based on your scenario and the additional hardware that you have (if applicable). Otherwise, if you know what you're doing, feel free to follow these guides if you're curious.

Homebrew Launcher access

Some custom firmware installation methods first require Homebrew Launcher access.

Method Name Requirements
Homebrew Launcher (freakyhax)
  • Freakyforms Deluxe
Homebrew Launcher (ninjhax2-dx)
  • Cubic Ninja
  • A working 3DS camera
Preparing menuhax67 (Kartminer7)

Requires a digital-only game

These methods require a digital game from the eShop, which has since closed, making these unusable unless they were already downloaded before.

Method Name Requirements
Installing boot9strap (petit-compwner)
  • petit-compwner (digital)
  • Working DS mode
Homebrew Launcher (PicHaxx)
  • Pokémon Picross (digital)
  • "movable.sed" (acquired through Seedminer or nimhax)
Homebrew Launcher (smilehax-IIe)
  • smileBASIC (digital)
Homebrew Launcher (steelhax)
  • Steel Diver: Sub Wars (digital)
  • "movable.sed" (acquired through Seedminer or nimhax)

Requires second console

These methods require a second console with custom firmware already installed.

Method Name Requirements
Preparing menuhax67 (basehaxx)
  • Pokémon Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire (cartridge)
  • A second 3DS with custom firmware
Preparing menuhax67 (kartdlphax)
  • Mario Kart 7 (cartridge or digital on the hacked console)
  • A second 3DS with custom firmware
Homebrew Launcher (stickerhax)
  • Paper Mario: Sticker Star (cartridge)
  • A second 3DS with custom firmware
Homebrew Launcher (oot3dhax)
  • The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (cartridge)
  • A second 3DS with custom firmware
Homebrew Launcher (supermysterychunkhax)
  • Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon (cartridge)
  • A second 3DS with custom firmware

CFW installation methods for latest firmware

This is a list of alternate custom firmware installation methods for the latest firmware (11.17.0).

Method Name Requirements
Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)
  • Homebrew Launcher access
Installing boot9strap (Frogtool-nimhax)
  • Homebrew Launcher access
  • Working DS mode
Installing boot9strap (Frogtool)
  • Homebrew Launcher access
  • Working DS mode
  • "movable.sed" (acquired through Seedminer or nimhax)
Installing boot9strap (HBL-USM)
  • Homebrew Launcher access
  • Working shoulder buttons

CFW installation methods for older versions

This is a list of alternate custom firmware installation methods for older firmwares. If you have a newer firmware than is stated in the table, the method will NOT work.

Method Name Requirements Firmware Version
Installing boot9strap (2xrsa) Internet access 2.1.0-4 ONLY
BannerBomb3
  • a working DSiWare Management Menu
  • "movable.sed" (acquired through Seedminer or nimhax)
 11.16 and below
Installing boot9strap (fasthax) Homebrew Launcher access 11.2.0 and below
Installing boot9strap (freakyhax)
  • Freakyforms Deluxe
  • A working 3DS camera
 11.15.0 and below
Installing boot9strap (MSET) A working DS flashcart 4.x.x, 6.x.x (e.g. 4.5.0-10U)
Installing boot9strap (safecerthax)
  • An Old 3DS
  • Internet access
 11.14.0 and below
Installing boot9strap (SSLoth-Browser)
  • Internet access
  • Browser access
 11.4.0 -11.13.0
Installing boot9strap (udsploit) Homebrew Launcher access ? - 11.3.0
Installing boot9strap (uloader) Homebrew Launcher access 11.15.0 and below

Special situations

Consoles that are in a unique situation that don't fit into the above categories.

Method Name Requirements Firmware Version
Installing boot9strap (Ancient Moon) A “Regionunlocked” Console from ancient moon ? - 11.17.0
Installing boot9strap (Ntrboot) A compatible NDS/DSi flashcart 1.0-11.17.0
Retrieved from "https://wiki.hacks.guide/w/index.php?title=3DS:Alternate_Exploits&oldid=5363"