3DS:Troubleshooting/Finalizing Setup (Manual): Difference between revisions

*The latest release of {{GitHub|Steveice10/FBI/releases/latest|FBI}} (Both <code>FBI.3dsx</code> and <code>FBI.cia</code>)

*The latest release of {{GitHub|astronautlevel2/Anemone3DS/releases/download/v2.3.1/Anemone3DS.cia|Anemone3DS}} (direct download)

*The latest release of {{GitHub|mtheall/releases/latest/ftpd.cia|FTPD}} (direct download)

*The v3.7.4 release of {{GitHub|BernardoGiordano/Checkpoint/releases/download/v3.7.4/Checkpoint.cia|Checkpoint}} (direct download)

*The latest release of {{GitHub|PabloMK7/homebrew_launcher_dummy/releases/download/v1.0/Homebrew_Launcher.cia|HBL Launcher Wrapper}} (direct download)

*The latest release of {{GitHub|Universal-Team/Universal-Updater/releases/download/v3.2.6/Universal-Updater.cia|Universal-Updater}} (direct download)

# Power off your device

# Insert your SD card into your computer

# Create the folder <code>sd:/3ds</code>

#* You may already have this from a earlier section in the guide.

# Place <code>FBI.3dsx</code> into <code>sd:/3ds/</code>

# Create the folder <code>sd:/cias/</code>

# Place <code>FBI.cia</code>, <code>Universal-Updater.cia</code>, <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code>, <code>ftpd.cia</code>, <code>hblauncher_loader.cia</code>, and <code>Checkpoint.cia</code> into <code>sd:/cias</code>

# Create the folder <code>sd:/luma/payloads/</code>

# Copy <code>GodMode9.firm</code> from the GodMode9 zip file into <code>sd:/luma/payloads/</code>

# Copy the <code>gm9</code> folder from the GodMode9 zip file to the root of your sd card

# Eject the SD card from your computer, then remove it

# Reinsert the SD card into your console

# Hold {{B|SELECT}}, and while holding {{B|SELECT}}, power on the console

#* If the check was successful, your console should have booted into the Luma3DS configuration menu

# Press {{B|START}} to save and reboot

# Power off your console

{{critical|text=If you do NOT boot into the Luma3DS configuration menu, custom firmware was not installed on your console. Join [https://discord.gg/C29hYvh the Nintendo Homebrew Discord] and ask, in English, for help}}

=== Section III - Updating the System===

# Update your console by going to System Settings, then “Other Settings”, then going all the way to the right and using “System Update”

#* Updates while using B9S + Luma (what you have) are safe

#* The updater may display a message saying “Your system is up to date” instead of updating. This is normal if you are already up to date; continue to the next section

#* If this gives you an error, set both your DNS settings and Proxy settings to “Auto”

#* If this still gives you an error, follow [[3dsguide:troubleshooting#finalizing-setup|this troubleshooting guide]]

=== Section IV - RTC and DSP setup ===

# Close '''System Settings'''

# Press {{B|L|Down|SELECT}} at the same time to open the Rosalina menu

#* If one of these buttons is broken, download this [[3dsguide:assets/config.ini|config.ini]] and put it in <code>sd:/luma</code>, replacing the existing one. This will change the Rosalina menu key combination to {{B|X|Y}}

# Select “Miscellaneous options”

# Select “Dump DSP firmware”

# Press {{B|B}} to continue

# Select “Nullify user time offset”

# Press {{B|B}} to continue

# Press {{B|B}} to return to the Rosalina main menu

# Press {{B|B}} to exit the Rosalina menu

=== Section V - CIA Installation ===

# Open the '''Activity Log'''

# Press {{B|L|Down|SELECT}} at the same time to open the Rosalina menu

# Select “Miscellaneous options”

# Select “Switch the hb title to the current app”

# Press {{B|B}} to continue

# Press {{B|B}} twice to return to the Rosalina main menu  

# Press {{B|B}} to exit the Rosalina menu

# Close '''Activity Log'''

# Reopen '''Activity Log'''

#* This should open the '''Homebrew Launcher'''

# Open '''FBI''' from the list of homebrew

# Select <code>SD</code>, then click <code>cias</code>

# Select the <code>Current directory</code> option, then choose to <code>Install and delete all CIAs</code>

# Close '''FBI'''

#* Six new applications should be on the home menu.

=== Section VI - NAND Backup and CTRNAND Luma/GM9 ===

# Power off your console

# Press and hold {{B|Start}}, and while holding {{B|Start}}, power on your console. This will launch GodMode9

#* If you do not boot into GodMode9, ensure that you copied <code>GodMode9.firm</code> into <code>sd:/luma/payloads/</code> and that the folders are not misnamed (e.g. luna, lumas, playloads, payload.)

#* If you are prompted to create an essential files backup, press {{B|A}} to do so, then press {{B|A}} to continue once it has completed.

#* If you are prompted to fix the RTC date&time, press {{B|A}} to do so, then set the date and time, then press {{B|A}} to continue.

# Press {{B|Home}} to bring up the action menu

# Select <code>Scripts…</code>

# Select '''GM9Megascript'''

# Select <code>Backup Options</code>

# Press {{B|A}} to confirm

#* The NAND backup process may take up to 20 minutes.

# Press {{B|B}} to exit to the main menu of '''GM9Megascript'''

# Select <code>Scripts from Plailect’s Guide</code>

# Select <code>Setup Luma3DS to CTRNAND</code>

# When prompted, press {{B|A}} to proceed

# Press {{B|A}} to unlock writing to SysNAND (lvl1), then input the key combo given

# Press {{B|A}} to continue

# Press {{B|B}} twice to exit '''GM9Megascript'''

# Hold {{B|R}} and press {{B|START}} to power off your console

# Insert your SD card into your computer

# Copy the contents of <code>sd:/gm9/out/</code> to a safe location on your computer

#* These files are critical backups and should be backed up to multiple locations (i.e. cloud storage)  if possible

#* The two SysNAND files are your NAND backup and can be used to revert your console to a working state if it is bricked by a software issue

#* The <code>essentials.exefs</code> file contains your console’s system-unique files and can be used to recover your data in the event of a hardware failure

# If you still have them, delete the two SysNAND files from <code>sd:/gm9/out/</code> from your SD card

#* The <code>essential.exefs</code> file is small and may be kept on your SD card for ease of access