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The 2.1.0-3 system version released on June 15, 2011 for the original Nintendo 3DS. | The 2.1.0-3 system version released on June 15, 2011 for the original Nintendo 3DS. | ||
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| − | Beginning in early 2016, 2.1.0-3 was installed onto the system's NAND as a necessary installation step for | + | ==Change-Log== |
| + | [https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/231/~/system-menu-update-history#v210 Official] USA change-log: | ||
| + | *Improvement to system stability and convenience. | ||
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| + | Beginning in early 2016, 2.1.0-3 was installed onto the system's NAND as a necessary installation step for [[3DS_System_Flaws#arm9loader|arm9loaderhax]], to retrieve a console-specific OTP dump. | ||
As this firmware naturally didn't release for any console aside from the CTR-001 Nintendo 3DS, installation on newer devices nets known issues such as corrupted screen data, softlocks, and potential to software brick on FTR-001/Nintendo 2DS units upon formatting the console. | As this firmware naturally didn't release for any console aside from the CTR-001 Nintendo 3DS, installation on newer devices nets known issues such as corrupted screen data, softlocks, and potential to software brick on FTR-001/Nintendo 2DS units upon formatting the console. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:19, 17 March 2021
The 2.1.0-3 system version released on June 15, 2011 for the original Nintendo 3DS.
Change-Log[edit]
Official USA change-log:
- Improvement to system stability and convenience.
Beginning in early 2016, 2.1.0-3 was installed onto the system's NAND as a necessary installation step for arm9loaderhax, to retrieve a console-specific OTP dump.
As this firmware naturally didn't release for any console aside from the CTR-001 Nintendo 3DS, installation on newer devices nets known issues such as corrupted screen data, softlocks, and potential to software brick on FTR-001/Nintendo 2DS units upon formatting the console.