If your console is on 9.2, you can skip Part 2 (Downgrading). tmp subdirectories because Homebrew gets upset. Homebrew itself can handle spaces, but many build scripts cannot. Just avoid: Directories with names that contain spaces. Just extract (or git clone) Homebrew wherever you want. If you feel uncomfortable doing this, use Menuhax & Emunand. Check out the Homebrew on Linux installation documentation.Using older, less reliable tools, I bricked my old 3DS, but using the newer tools, I installed it successfully on my new 3DS. If you make a NAND backup, you can hire someone to fix it, though. With recent tools becoming much safer, there's still a chance to brick your console using this method.If you decide to install Arm9Loaderhax in the future, follow this guide starting at step 4.Īrm9Loaderhax - Boots faster, more reliably, and feels less hack-ish, but can brick your console if you don't follow the guide word for word.Be careful not to update sysNAND, or you will lose all *hax access on that console. As soon as you leave System Settings, you will go back into sysNAND. And be sure you're in emuNAND immediately prior to updating. It's probably mentioned in the guide above, just take care to only update emunand using System Settings.Use FBI, which is installed in the above guide, to install JK's Save Manager, linked to above.Follow this guide to set up emuNAND and CFW.If your console is above 9.2 and below 11.0, follow parts 1 and 2 of this guide (Getting Homebrew and Downgrading).Menuhax & Emunand - Everything boots in 30-40 seconds, 90% boot rate to emunand (sysnand works fine), but has almost 0 risk. After installing CFW you can import/export save files using JK's Save Manager and edit them directly with PKHex. Here's some simple guides that may help you. I don't recommend using Youtube guides, as they become outdated very quickly.

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