Hacking triiforce mrc with sneek question

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Is there a version of triiforce mrc that works with sneek? I saw that a line of code has to be commented out of the triiforce code to stop ios reload but I don't know how to do that. After some searching I couldn't find which version will work with sneek, if someone knows, i just need a quick answer, or if someone has commented out the code themselves, can you please post your dol.
 

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nicksasa said:
btw if you want to run triiforce on sneek, you will need to comment out the ios reloading in triiforce source code, it should work then using "normal nand" (wich uses sneek anyway)

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So I guess its the same for MRC
 

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yes, i understand that, I just don't know how to comment things out of the source code, I am wondering if someone could post me their dol with it already commented out.
 

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