3DS:Where is the CFW?: Difference between revisions

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During the final parts of the main guide, this is also copied to CTRNAND. This means the console would still turn on to the HOME Menu, even without an SD card (or with one that does not have <code>boot.firm</code>).

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	During the final parts of the main guide, this is also copied to CTRNAND. This means the console would still turn on to the HOME Menu, even without an SD card (or with one that does not have <code>boot.firm</code>).		During the final parts of the main guide, this is also copied to CTRNAND. This means the console would still turn on to the HOME Menu, even without an SD card (or with one that does not have <code>boot.firm</code>).

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