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reworded "Warning: ______ installed to firm0/firm1" instructions in an attempt to stop users from erroneously installing fastboot3DS. |
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#* <code>Warning: ______ installed to firm0/firm1</code>: Follow either [[3dsguide:updating-b9s|Updating B9S]] if using boot9strap, or [[3DS:Fastboot3DS/Usage#Updating_fastboot3DS|Updating fastboot3DS]] if using fastboot3DS, to get the latest version of a known good bootloader | #* <code>Warning: ______ installed to firm0/firm1</code>: Follow either [[3dsguide:updating-b9s|Updating B9S]] if using boot9strap, or [[3DS:Fastboot3DS/Usage#Updating_fastboot3DS|Updating fastboot3DS]] if using fastboot3DS, to get the latest version of a known good bootloader | ||
#** This also applies if the <code>Warning:</code> text instead reads <code>Critical:</code>, but if it reads <code>Fatal Error</code> then ask for help in the Nintendo Homebrew Discord (if the text reads <code>Information:</code>, your bootloader is already updated and you can ignore this line) | #** This also applies if the <code>Warning:</code> text instead reads <code>Critical:</code>, but if it reads <code>Fatal Error</code> then ask for help in the Nintendo Homebrew Discord (if the text reads <code>Information:</code>, your bootloader is already updated and you can ignore this line) | ||
#* <code>Critical: NVRAM is inaccessible</code>: | #* <code>Critical: NVRAM is inaccessible</code>: If your console is an old model, try reseating the Wi-Fi module on the motherboard. If this does not fix it or you have a new model, download [[Media:Luma_v13.0.2_ignore-cfgnor.firm|the]] special build of Luma linked in the fourteenth word of this sentence, rename it to <code>boot.firm</code>, and put it on the root of your SD card | ||
#** | #** This build does not fix the issue, only stop it from causing system crashes. You will still be unable to play DS games, and if you were unable to use Wi-Fi it will also stay broken - fixing these entirely requires a hardware replacement | ||
#* <code>Warning: The SD title database needs to be reset</code>: Using [[3dsguide:images/screenshots/database-reset.jpg|this picture]] as a guide, reset the title database. After you reset, follow [[3dsguide:finalizing-setup|Finalizing Setup]] to reacquire the homebrew apps | #* <code>Warning: The SD title database needs to be reset</code>: Using [[3dsguide:images/screenshots/database-reset.jpg|this picture]] as a guide, reset the title database. After you reset, follow [[3dsguide:finalizing-setup|Finalizing Setup]] to reacquire the homebrew apps | ||
#* <code>Warning: There is no boot.firm/boot.3dsx in the root of the SD card</code>: Follow [[3dsguide:restoring-updating-cfw|Restoring / Updating CFW]] to reacquire the file(s) | #* <code>Warning: There is no boot.firm/boot.3dsx in the root of the SD card</code>: Follow [[3dsguide:restoring-updating-cfw|Restoring / Updating CFW]] to reacquire the file(s) | ||