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Or find custom ones here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/menuhax-2-0-custom-main-screen-images.401528/ You'll probably still have a blank image display for menuhax, regardless of whether you used ihaveamac's version or the lesshax version. Both are easy to remove, and you can even customize it to however you want. Go to "EmuNAND Options", then "Miscellaneous...", then select the "Health & Safety Dump" option to dump Health & Safety to hs_emu.app (you can use Up and Down / Left and Right to change the name) There is no lesshax installer. You either build it yourself, or use the files I linked, matching it with the correct one for your system. I'd like replies to this tutorial to be solely on people following this tutorial, otherwise, I can't help you well. If you have a question or problem and it's not related to following this tutorial, it's best to ask in the 3DS Noob Paradise Thread.
How do I update Decrypt9WIP in my 2DS? I have the previous version 20160607 installed in my system. Very good guide Good job on writing this all out, even if most of the stuff was adapted from plailects, I can tell you put a lot of effort into it <3To make my issue clearer, i want a coldboot enviroment directly into cfw with the highest bootrate possible (inside the menuhax enviroment, be it menuhax/lesshax/no colored screen)
Since our Type2 menuhax config is set to not trigger when L is held and when launching Luma3DS, while holding L, tells Luma3DS to boot into SysNAND. What this results in is allowing us to boot into a patched SysNAND, from where we can launch the injected FBI.cia, to install our GBA//DSiWare .cias. Boot into the Homebrew Launcher. (If you have followed this guide, you should be autobooting into the Homebrew Launcher via menuhax)You'll need to actually boot into SysNAND to see the theme. Either boot into SysNAND by holding L at boot time, or by launching Luma3DS from CtrBootManager while holding L. (This is assuming you followed my recommendations) This guide is probably pretty broken by now. And since 11.3, became the new 9.2. And with the release of B9S. Getting CFW is pretty painless and noob-proof. Just read the guide linked above, and take it slow. But if you're still reading and going on, then this guide has been adapted from Plailect's Old and Updated A9LH Guide, as such it'll probably read pretty close to it (since some stuff was copy-pasted, duh~), but has been adapted to fully end at a functional autoboot MenuHax+RedNAND//EmuNAND setup. When you get to the CtrBootManager menu, we'll want to stop the autoboot, and hold L, and launch Luma3DS. Inside the lesshax folder within the lesshax zip, copy and replace the corresponding ropbinpayload that matches the one on your SD Card, under the ropbin folder inside the menuhax folder.
In this example for Old3DS running 9.2.0-20 U, it'll be: "ropbinpayload_menuhax_USA12288_old3ds.bin" Copy the Decrypt9WIP folder from the Decrypt9WIP zip to the /3ds/ folder on your SD card. (Should have already been done previously, but just in case) Copy body_LZ.bin and bgm.bcstm (bgm.bcstm is optional, ignore it if your theme doesn't have one) to /3ds/menuhax_manager Explanation for Left Trigger: For people who want to play GBA//DSiWare games, you'll want to be able to boot into a patched SysNAND, Luma3DS can handle this task by holding L when launching it, but since menuhax will be on our SysNAND, we'll just end up boot-looping, so with L as the trigger to de-activate menuhax loading, we can also launch a patched SysNAND via Luma3DS while holding L and while also being able to disable menuhax from causing us to loop on us.
Once you boot into SysNAND, you'll see your custom theme! Now get the hell out of SysNAND you psycho! What is the simplest way of setting all this up for a coldboot method with an optional hbl.cia to do the rest? Once in RedNAND, install your GBA & DSiWare .cia files as you would normally, via FBI (Which should be by opening Health and Safety) I simply don't want to use the HBL to boot onto the tools because i have successfully installed the hbl_cia and if i ever want to use the tools, i just use that.
Go through initial setup without linking your Nintendo Network ID, you want it to remain linked only to RedNAND to prevent issues. If you do not see "Emu" in front of the version number, then you are not on RedNAND. DO NOT UPDATE, FIND OUT WHAT WENT WRONG.While lesshax (you don't really need to use HxD if you decide to use this) is based on the 2.1 ninjhax base, with stuff removed to hopefully improve bootrate and stuff, as well as debug colors//text removed. lesshax should load the less.3dsx file on the root of your SD Card.
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