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The following instructions will have you run SafeB9SInstaller through GodMode9 to avoid an issue with the <code>Checking microSD card...</code> step of SafeB9SInstaller. | The following instructions will have you run SafeB9SInstaller through GodMode9 to avoid an issue with the <code>Checking microSD card...</code> step of SafeB9SInstaller. | ||
===What you need=== | ===What you need=== | ||
*The latest release of | *The latest release of {{GitHub|d0k3/SafeB9SInstaller/releases/latest|SafeB9SInstaller}} (the <code>.zip</code> file that isn't the source code) | ||
*The latest release of | *The latest release of {{GitHub|d0k3/GodMode9/releases/latest|GodMode9}} (the <code>.zip</code> file that isn't the source code) | ||
*The latest release of | *The latest release of {{GitHub|SciresM/boot9strap/releases/latest|boot9strap}} (the <code>boot9strap-#.#.zip</code> file - '''not''' ntr-devkit, ntr, or devkit) | ||
=== Instructions === | === Instructions === | ||
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==== Section II - ntrboot and installation ==== | ==== Section II - ntrboot and installation ==== | ||
# Use your magnet to find the spot on your device that triggers sleep mode | # Use your magnet to find the [https://imgur.com/5e3lKe2 spot] on your device that triggers sleep mode | ||
# Power off your console and insert the flashcart | # Power off your console and insert the flashcart | ||
# Set the magnet into place (or on an old 2DS, enable the sleep mode switch), then hold {{B|START}}, {{B|SELECT}}, and {{B|X}} and press {{B|POWER}} - continue to hold the other three buttons for around five seconds | # Set the magnet into place (or on an old 2DS, enable the sleep mode switch), then hold {{B|START}}, {{B|SELECT}}, and {{B|X}} and press {{B|POWER}} - continue to hold the other three buttons for around five seconds | ||
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=== Recovering from an unusable NAND === | === Recovering from an unusable NAND === | ||
See [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Restoring_a_NAND_backup|how to restore a NAND backup]] for more specific instructions. If you do not have a NAND backup, you will instead need [[3dsguide: | See [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Restoring_a_NAND_backup|how to restore a NAND backup]] for more specific instructions. If you do not have a NAND backup, you will instead need [[3dsguide:ctrtransfer|a CTRTransfer]], [[3DS:CTRTransfer/Manual|a manual CTRTransfer]], or help from {{ml|Get support|the Nintendo Homebrew Discord}}, depending on how severe your issue is. If you have a copy of <code>essentials.exefs</code> backed up, then even in the worst-case scenario you will only need a manual CTRTransfer. | ||
=== Recovering from corrupted FIRM partitions === | === Recovering from corrupted FIRM partitions === | ||
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== Installing CFW in edge cases == | == Installing CFW in edge cases == | ||
In cases where your system cannot normally install CFW, such as when important buttons other than {{B|START|SELECT|X|POWER}} are broken or the console has software issues that break parts of the system used in the exploits, ntrboot can still be used to install CFW. | |||
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]] | [[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]] | ||