Homebrew Official [Release] GodMode9 - All Access File Browser for the 3DS

[Deleted member 414991]

I don't compile stuff. But if the release works and the nightlies work but when you compiled it it didn't work, you did something wrong.

 

[JerryShaw]

No compilation errors (with either r46 or r47).
It just gives me a crash dump when I try to execute it.

Seems like we are on the same way. I tried to compile the latest commit and test, from the commit of adding screeninit, it crashes always. Just compile any commit before screeninit, and it works.

 

[Pacman`]

Seems like we are on the same way. I tried to compile the latest commit and test, from the commit of adding screeninit, it crashes always. Just compile any commit before screeninit, and it works.

You are right, thnx

 

[JerryShaw]

You are right, thnx

Don't know why, but have to wait for fix.

 

[GerbilSoft]

If you're getting errors, it must be a compilation error.

If it was a compilation error, he wouldn't be getting a crash dump, because the build process wouldn't generate the output binaries.

 

[windows_server_2003]

Yes, both are created by GM9, but the one on the SD card is only a backup (of a backup, I know ).


That should not be possible. Is there anything special with that console? What is the entrypoint? Do you have an EmuNAND? Can you confirm it still worked in 1.2.1?

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Not yet. I'll add that in the next version, though.

It fixed after I updated A9LHt to B9S.Now, SysNAND/EmuNAND TWLN and TWLP are worked correctly.I'm sorry for confusing you.

 

[d0k3]

@d0k3 are there commands in the scripting language that allow for users to input strings of characters (like, for example, so the user can decide what to rename something), or that allows the user to choose one option from a list? Sorry if the answer is in the HelloScript file, I looked through it and couldn't find it.

The input command is in the newest release.

Would it be possible to have GodMode9 access the NAND chip on the Ak2i? To sum up the reason behind this question, I am just going to post my quote from my thread

I may look into it later, for now it's not a priority. Maybe some other dev wants to look into it in the meantime.

@d0k3
Hello, I'm getting crash dumps on your nightlies (tried 8e8df94 then e4a0d62). No compilation errors.
Your official GodMode9-20170711-185700.c60237a (v1.2.7) release works though.

Any ideas?
Thanx

I'm currently doing some heavy modifications, and it is actually possible that there is strange behaviour on a small number of systems. To be up to date, compile from the xfirm branch for now.

It fixed after I updated A9LHt to B9S.Now, SysNAND/EmuNAND TWLN and TWLP are worked correctly.I'm sorry for confusing you.

Thank you for posting that bug report! I already fixed it in the latest release (v1.2.8), and, yes, for A9LH, too.

 

[The Catboy]

I would like to expand upon my previous post and mention that my research seems to show that the method of storing full ROMs on a NAND is not exclusive to the Ak2i. It seems the R4i Gold, DSTWO, and DSONEi use the same method.
Which I am not sure if this would make the idea harder or easier to execute.

 

[Pacman`]

I'm currently doing some heavy modifications, and it is actually possible that there is strange behaviour on a small number of systems. To be up to date, compile from the xfirm branch for now.

Thanx for the info.
I tried GodMode9-xfirm.f72ba34 (v1.2.7) and the more recent GodMode9-20170729-114727.e2b91ba (v1.2.8) (official) and both work.

My system is a N3DS XL using B9S 1.2 and Luma3DS_v8.1.31e2243 (official)

 

[someguy12345]

Hey, I downloaded to the latest version (1.2.8) and I don't see the option for backing up the NAND anymore.

I press Home, do More..., and I see only three options:

SD format menu
Bonus drive setup
Build support files

That's it. Anyone know whats up?

 

[Deleted member 414991]

*sigh*
you need to put the backup sysnand and emunand scripts in gm9/scripts, which you would have figured out if you bothered to read.

 

[d0k3]

For everyone who hasn't seen it yet, there's a new release of GodMode9 v1.3.0. This adds RTC clock support and FIRM chainloading.

 

[The Catboy]

For everyone who hasn't seen it yet, there's a new release of GodMode9 v1.3.0. This adds RTC clock support and FIRM chainloading.

I was wondering if there anyway to disable to button combination for launching FIRM files? This is the kind feature I actually could see myself using, but the button combination just seems like a bit much.

 

[d0k3]

I was wondering if there anyway to disable to button combination for launching FIRM files? This is the kind feature I actually could see myself using, but the button combination just seems like a bit much.

I'll think about a way to make this more comfortable for trusted payloads, alright?

 

[The Catboy]

I'll think about a way to make this more comfortable for trusted payloads, alright?

Sounds cool to me!

 

[Deleted member 414991]

How is the RTC setter formatted? Day/month/year?

 

[d0k3]

How is the RTC setter formatted? Day/month/year?

You could have found out by just using the arrow keys. Yup, your assumption is correct.

 

[Vague Rant]

@d0k3 Is there any way to set up the RTC/fix the system clock as you now suggest without making games that care about such things (e.g. free-to-play games with timers) really mad?

 

[MSearles]

With the new release, it states "set up your RTC clock once" and "Also keep in mind that you should fix your system OS clock afterwards"

How do we do this? Is that just saying change the date/time in settings to the correct date/time?

 

[Tokiwa]

From the readme.md: "Starting with this release, it is recommended you properly set up your RTC clock once. Also keep in mind that you should fix your system OS clock afterwards."

Just curious, what happens if you don't set up this feature? Does this affect me negatively if i only use godmode9 for making nand backups?