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Revision as of 23:05, 14 June 2022
Luma3DS forks are modifications of the Luma3DS custom firmware. These forks can:
- Add features unavailable in upstream Luma3DS
- Remove features deemed 'unnecessary' in upstream Luma3DS
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Because these forks are modifications of Luma3DS, they may not always be kept up to date. This is particularly problematic with Luma3DS v10.3 and Luma3DS v11.0, where several changes were made (including copying boot.firm to CTRNAND andchanging config.bin to config.ini). |
Installing a Luma3DS fork
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These instructions assume you're using boot9strap (as installed in the guide) as opposed to fastboot3DS, where these instructions may not apply depending on your setup. |
Because boot9strap just boots the file boot.firm on the root of your SD card (or on CTRNAND), you can just place any Luma3DS fork onto the root of your SD card as boot.firm. Your 3DS will automatically boot into it as it did upstream Luma3DS.
- Download your Luma3DS fork of choice
- If necessary, extract it and/or rename the file to
boot.firm - Put your SD card into your computer
- Copy the Luma3DS fork's
boot.firmto the root of the SD card, replacing the existing one - Put your SD card back into your 3DS
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Your 3DS is now running a fork of Luma3DS! |
List of Luma3DS forks
| Name of fork | Luma version | Features | Notes |
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| Luma3DS with Redshift | v10.3 | ||
| Luma3DS 3GX Loader | v11.0 | ||
| Luma3DS with Timelock | v10.3 |