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• 3ds To Cia Converter 4.1

Not the 3DS per see but you can change the Emunand region to get it working with other regions online. Except for the eShop, but it's an Emunand, just install the updates and DLC via.cia and be happy. Look up the how-to on GBATemp, I'd link it here but mobile is a bitch. CIA stands for 'C'TR 'I'mportable 'A'rchive, where CTR stands for the codename of the 3ds, citrus. In simpler terms, a.cia is simply an installable package you can launch from your homescreen. I started developing this before the first release on 3dsconv.py and we have 2 different targets. Mine wants to be a (almost, since it doesn't do region patching nor fw spoofing) replacement of 3DS Simple CIA Converter (aka noob-friendly), ihaveamac tool is for power users.

Simple 3ds To Cia Converter

1. https://plailect.github.io/Guide/
2. >''How do I get homebrew and prepare for CFW?''
3. First, quit being such a massive faggot, and then find your firmware version below. Then see http://smealum.github.io/3ds/, unzip the starter kit to your SD card, and follow instructions to setup the Homebrew Launcher.
4. Find a way to load Decrypt9 on your version (MSET For 4.x or 6.x, most likely browser otherwise): https://3ds.guide/get-started-(old-3ds) then proceed normally.
5. You will need NTR and Cubic Ninja. Refer to the guide for instructions. After that you will be able to follow the same procedure for all the other firmware versions.
6. Follow the guide as normal. Soundhax is the new goto for entrypoint hax, but you can still use browserhax if you insist. Simply follow the guide linked above. Your procedure should be soundhax --> Decrypt9WIP --> 2.1.0 ctr-transfer --> A9LH. OTPless installations for N3DS, which skips the 2.1.0 ctr-transfer, will be added to the guide again as soon as it is deemed safe enough.
7. If you're interested in doing a hardmod, for what ever reason you may have, a guide is available here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-noob-friendly-nand-dumping-2ds-3ds-3ds-xl-n3ds-n3ds-xl.414498/ Downgrade from 11.0 with a hardmod is outlined in the A9LH Guide.
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9. >''CFW??!1?¿?''
10. Luma3DS is the most popular CFW and supports A9LH, as well as having a number of features such as Region Free, Language Emulation, Automatic AGB_FIRM patching, Automatic flash cart unblocking, Auto-Update blocking, RO Patching (Special features for romhacks) and more.
11. Reinand appears to still be worked on, but the creator has indicated that they want to work privately from now on. Reinand also supports Region Free, Auto-Update blocking, RO Patching, and more.
12. rxTools is now out of date and lacks support for newer features as well as no longer under active development. If you have been using it previously, it is advised to switch.
13. For additional features such as cheats, save states, screenshots, and screen capture(NEW 3DS ONLY), use your CFW of choice to launch NTR CFW.
14. For more detailed info about each CFWs feature set, go here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-faq-what-cfw-is-best-for-me.428509/
15. Do further, thorough research on your own. Ask smart questions here.
16. >''Is updating my emuNAND safe and/or can I update on A9LH?''
17. >''Installing Luma3DS/Updating from rxTools''
18. Using the links below, get the latest version of luma. copy the arm9loaderhax.bin to the root of your SD card, go into the hax folder and copy the 3ds folder to your SD. If you're using a bootmanager simply make an entry in the boot.cfg. This will allow you to load luma through the homebrew launcher.
19. On first boot, hold select to open the menu, and check 'show current nand in system settings' as well as 'enable region emulation', and if you like the gba boot screen you can enable that as well. ''Copying arm9loaderhax.bin does not install arm9loaderhax, this is simply where the cfw is stored.''
20. CIA stands for ''C''TR ''I''mportable ''A''rchive, where CTR stands for the codename of the 3ds, citrus. In simpler terms, a .cia is simply an installable package you can launch from your homescreen.
21. sysNAND is the core system files that your 3DS uses, including the Home Menu and system titles such as the browser and system settings. emu/redNAND are a cloned version of this that runs off of your SD card instead of the built-in chip on your 3DS.
22. Arm9LoaderHax or A9LH is an entrypoint for booting into emu or sysNAND. The advantages of A9LH include 100% boot rate, and execution before boot. If you install A9LH, you can get rid of emuNAND and load an updated sysNAND to install .cia.
23. The installation requires a one-time downgrade to 2.1.0 in order to dump OTP (One-Time Programmable console-specific information). A9LH does still support booting of emuNAND if need be, but the most popular option is to update sysNAND and use it.
24. A9LH protects from softbricking once installed, as it can load before the 3ds boots and flash a backup nand image. If you're familiar with the Wii, it's similar to BootMii or Priiloader.
25. >''Can I upgrade SD Cards/Can I use 64GB+ SD Cards?''
26. The 3DS can support any SD card formatted FAT32. You may format with your 3ds using emunand9 or use this to format from your PC: http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm
27. Yes, you can transfer your files to a larger SD if you desire. On A9LH you need only copy your files to the larger SD. If you're on emuNAND there's a more detailed process:
28. First, backup all your old SD Card's files, and make an emunand dump with Emunand9. Hit eject, insert your new SD card, go to SD Format Options, and do format (minsize) if using rednand. If unsure, just do format (emunand default). This creates a partition on your New SD and formats it correctly.
29. Restore your emunand onto your new SD card and then copy all of your files off, you've successfully upgraded your SD.
30. Use either a flashcart or TWLoader. TWLoader still has a lot of issues that need to be fixed but will allow for loading NDS games and apps of your SD card. TWLoader's GitHub repository: https://github.com/Robz8/TWLoader/releases
31. The cheapest and best option is the r4i 3ds: http://www.modchipsdirect.com/r4i-3ds-r4ds-wood.html Avoid r4i-SDHCs. Their firmware is on a timer and the card will brick itself in a year so you have to buy a new one. The Menu is slow, and if you get a replacement for it it causes compatibility issues.
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33. Disregard .3ds rom dumps - this is a format for flash carts and citra only.
34. Downloading roms directly from nintendo is possible, and recommended as a first approach before visiting external sources, excluding the obvious such as romhacks.
35. If you would like to download roms direct from nintendo's servers on your 3ds you can use freeshop: https://freeshop.pw After installing, open freeshop, go to Settings>Update and enter https://3ds.titlekeys.com/downloadenc or visit 3ds.titlekeys.com on your computer and click the QR button, then Scan.
36. On your PC you can also generate FBI-Scannable QR codes by visiting https://3ds.titlekeys.com/ and clicking on a title, then clicking the generate QR button.
37. http://www.3dsiso.com/ and http://3dschaos.com/ are the most commonly used sites for finding roms.
38. You can search for titles on http://3ds.titlekeys.com and you can view the completion here: http://3ds.jdbye.com/ (Non-VC only right now) If you own a game on eShop that's marked in red for your region, consider submitting it.
39. Previously dumping carts was a pain in the ass, but decrypt9 can now dump carts directly to cia easily, go to Gamecart Dumper > Dump to CIA.
40. Yes, with Decrypt9 simply go to Content Decryptor > NCCH/NCSD > NCCH/NCSD to CIA.
41. >''How does https://3ds.titlekeys.com/ get keys?''
42. The encTitleKeys site most commonly used is dependent on user submissions. If you own an eshop title that isn't available on https://3ds.titlekeys.com/ you can add it yourself for all to download.
43. Using Decrypt9, go to titlekey options, then titlekey decrypt for your respective nand. This will dump a decTitleKeys.bin, which is different than an encTitleKeys.bin. you can submit it to the website, where it will be added.
44. You can create an encTitleKeys dump using Titlekey Dump. The site doesn't take these, but the file will be usable for anyone with freeshop or ciangel.
45. >''I'm a citra user and can you tell me where to find unencrypted roms?''
46. Downloads
47. Basic Utilities Pack: https://my.mixtape.moe/efbioi.zip ''This should cover most of your needs, start here for basic useful tools''
48. Luma3DS (Formerly AuReiNAND) Download: https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/releases
49. Luma3DS Nightly Builds: https://astronautlevel2.github.io/Luma3DS/
50. Luma3DS updater CIA: https://github.com/Hamcha/lumaupdate/releases
51. In-depth Arm9LoaderHax information: https://gbatemp.net/threads/arm9loader-technical-details-and-discussion.408537/
52. NTR CFW: https://github.com/44670/BootNTR/releases 3.4 is New 3DS only, 3.2 supports O3DS. No longer in development, but still useful for features.
53. Virtual Console Injectors: http://pastebin.com/QtAQVH5T
54. Updated BootNTR: https://github.com/astronautlevel2/BootNTR/releases
55. A Bunch of 3DS .cia's: http://pastebin.com/UdL5SN04
56. 3DSISO/3DSChaos Accounts: user: eightvee pass: veeeightbunker
57. Vola User: 3DSOP pass: password!1
58. Last Thread: LAST THREAD HERE DUMMY

3ds To Cia Converter 4.1