A9NC v0.1.4 by d0k3
Receives ARM9 payloads over the network and hands them to GodMode9 or Luma3DS to boot
Install on your 3DS
Method 1Scan the QR code
With FBI (Remote Install › Scan QR Code) or 3dsDL (Scan QR Code). Either one installs it.
Method 2Send it to your 3DS
Open 3dsDL › Receive on the same Wi-Fi, then press:
Send to 3dsDL Not working?
Other ways to install
Send can't find your 3DS? Type the address 3dsDL shows on Receive, then press Send.
Send to 3dsDL
Files
| File | Size | SHA-256 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A9NC-20180222-225348.zip | 1.7 MB | c434f53f…f750 | Download |
| A9NC.cia | 716 KB | b9376997…1070 | Download |
Screenshots
About A9NC
Send a firm from your computer with 3dslink -a [IP] [payload]. 3dslink is part of devkitARM.
In the default gm9 mode, A9NC puts the firm in FCRAM. With GodMode9 installed to FIRM0 as your bootloader, GodMode9 finds it there and boots it with no button presses. It still boots the usual boot.firm locations otherwise, unless you hold R+Left at power on.
Ask mode writes the firm to a place you choose on the SD card. That's the one to use with Luma3DS or d0k3's boot9strap fork.
In the default gm9 mode, A9NC puts the firm in FCRAM. With GodMode9 installed to FIRM0 as your bootloader, GodMode9 finds it there and boots it with no button presses. It still boots the usual boot.firm locations otherwise, unless you hold R+Left at power on.
Ask mode writes the firm to a place you choose on the SD card. That's the one to use with Luma3DS or d0k3's boot9strap fork.
Release notes
v0.1.4 · A9NC v0.1.4 · Feb 22, 2018
A minor release in preparation of A9NC support in fastboot3ds. For the FIRM from FCRAM support to continue working you need to update your GodMode9 bootloader. A9NC support in fastboot3ds is not yet finished but will be included in the next fastboot3ds release.