Dirt_Owl [comrade/them, they/them] to

libre • 9 months ago

How to safely update my homebrew 3DS?

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How to safely update my homebrew 3DS?

Dirt_Owl [comrade/them, they/them] to

libre • 9 months ago

I heard the last update for the 3DS fucked peoples homebrew consoles, so I haven't even connected to the internet since then.

But now I want to transfer a bunch of my old Pokemon to Pokemon Bank so I can get them onto Home and then my Switch, but Pokemon Bank needs an update...

Whats the safest way to do this? Can I just update it or will that fuck my homebrew?

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edge [he/him]
·
9 months ago
Easier than this? I think Universal Updater might be able to do it.

link
- Water Bowl Slime@lemmygrad.ml
  ·
  9 months ago
  Yeah just open universal updater and scroll down to Luma3DS then download boot.firm. I dunno what the [hourly] file is but I didn't need it
  
  link
  fedilink
- Dirt_Owl [comrade/them, they/them]
  hexagon
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  9 months ago
  I did it through Univeral Updater, thanks!
  
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