This option is confusing because despite it saying "will completely
remove CFW", it is not sufficient to actually fully remove custom
firmware. It doesn't, and can't, detect everything like region changes,
modified system titles, and other things that could brick a stock
console.
There have been numerous cases of bricked consoles because someone saw
this, thinking it would do everything needed to restore a console back
to an unmodified state, and getting a bricked console that needs a
flashcart purchase to fix.
(There is also a issue where, even if everything else was in order, it
can still brick a console due to a bad SD card. For some reason it
copies the FIRM to the SD card, where it can potentially get corrupted
if a counterfeit card was used.)
A proper uninstall guide is required, and we have one here:
https://3ds.hacks.guide/uninstall-cfw
- New! Chinese (Simplified) 100%
- German 100%
- French 94%
- Dutch 46%
- Spanish 41%
- Italian 27%
- Ryukyuan 18%
- Indonesian still 100%, but changed
* Automate language.inl file
* Move version number to JSON file
Better than being a magic number somewhere in the code, source code gets it from source.json
* Automate creation of .trf translation files
* megascript: always inject correct sigs when installing b9s
someone just bricked by accidentally using the dev firm because there was no check for it and this was not being done
* split up sighax literal
This stops certain games such as _Animal Crossing: New Leaf_, _Super Smash Bros._, and the _Pokemon_ series from erasing their saves due to changes in "Secure Value" after CTRTransfer or NAND restore.
- Fixed Emunand not restoring.
- Fixed a minor bug when exiting Title Options, it exits directly to the Main Menu instead of Misc. Menu.
- This fixes#420
