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A quick tool for manually updating a 3DS using CIA files. This is not intended for installing anything else! You also should strictly avoid updating single titles because this also can lead to bricks! | A quick tool for manually updating a 3DS using CIA files. This is not intended for installing anything else! You also should strictly avoid updating single titles because this also can lead to bricks! | ||
== Only use this if you know what you do! I'm not responsive for bricks which rely on wrong usage. Use it at your own risk. == | == Only use this if you know what you do! I'm not responsive for bricks which rely on wrong usage. Use it at your own risk. == | ||
Revision as of 15:35, 25 April 2020
sysUpdater
A quick tool for manually updating a 3DS using CIA files. This is not intended for installing anything else! You also should strictly avoid updating single titles because this also can lead to bricks!
Only use this if you know what you do! I'm not responsive for bricks which rely on wrong usage. Use it at your own risk.
How to use
- Install this app to your system.
- It updates whatever NAND it is installed on. Installed on sysNAND for example it updates the build in NAND. Installed on emuNAND it updates emuNAND.
- Create the dir "updates" in the root of the SD card of your 3DS.
- Create update CIAs from Nintendos update server or get them from gamecards.
- With 3DNUS for example.
- Place all the created .cia files in the update dir you created in step 2.
- Start the app and follow the instructions. Downgrade means it uninstalls the title first if the installed versions are newer.