a lot of people say that the m3 doesn't work and that it pointless to get and it is. But if you already have one it works with al9h on luma no installation required.
Homebrew m3 zero i works
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I already know m3 is dead im not trying to bring it back
are you confirming that m3 works on a 3ds, or asking?
it should work, IIRC the card was blocked on a recent update, i don't know if it's working on version 1 of the console. but in case it's blocked you can try some patches, not sure if luma now automatically patches to make older cards work...
if you are confirming it works with no patches or whatsoever.. i am kinda scepticall. i have an idea and was sure that the card was blocked on a 3ds update...
anyway. it's useless to purchase, but if you already have one or find it pretty cheap, you can use it.. if you don't have, it's preferable to get a r4...
Mine does not work.
n3DS (latest sysnand version) A9LH+Luma3DS (latest version) M3i (GMP-Z003) No patch to get it works.
I'm pretty sure that there's different distributions of this card with different composant.
n3DS (latest sysnand version) A9LH+Luma3DS (latest version) M3i (GMP-Z003) No patch to get it works.
I'm pretty sure that there's different distributions of this card with different composant.
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