Homebrew [Release] Ugopwn

[RocketRobz]

I've got cid and console id via fwtool 2.0.0 (I can't get into data management without updating my console).
So I can't create the file generated by Data Management > System Memory > Flipnote Studio > Copy > Yes
As such I can't get the .bin from /Private/DS/Title/
I'm resuming the .txt created by console_id .py would be a simple txt file I could populate?

So just update your DSi, then visit the shop.
It is safe to do so.

EDIT: Wait, what? Console ID from fwtool? Hmm, try putting that in the console_id.txt file?

 

[ginganguly]

So just update your DSi, then visit the shop.
It is safe to do so.

EDIT: Wait, what? Console ID from fwtool? Hmm, try putting that in the console_id.txt file?

What file is generated by Data Management > System Memory > Flipnote Studio > Copy > Yes

 

[RocketRobz]

What file is generated by Data Management > System Memory > Flipnote Studio > Copy > Yes

The title's .bin file, which will contain the console ID.

 

[ginganguly]

The title's .bin file, which will contain the console ID.

Right - so console_id .py within DSi SRL Extractor folder converts this to console_id.txt file (The title's .bin file is never needed again).

console_id .txt is then copied to root of SD.

Now as I can't get the The title's .bin file from my DSi without updating (something i'm loathed to do) - presumably all I need to do is edit someelse's console_id .txt with my (already obtained) details?

 

[RocketRobz]

Right - so console_id .py within DSi SRL Extractor folder converts this to console_id.txt file (The title's .bin file is never needed again.
console_id .txt is then copied to root of SD.
Now as I can't get the The title's .bin file from my DSi without updating (something i'm loathed to do) - presumeably all I need to do is edit someelse's console_id .txt with my (already obtained) details?

Yeah.

 

[ginganguly]

Yeah.

Hence why I'm asking if someone could post their console_id .txt for me - so I've got a file template to work with.

 

[RocketRobz]

Hence why I'm asking if someone could post their console_id .txt for me - so I've got a file template to work with.

Ah, ok.

 

[ginganguly]

Anyone got console_id.txt they could let me have?

 

[ahezard]

I've got cid and console id via fwtool 2.0.0 (I can't get into data management without updating my console).
So I can't create the file generated by Data Management > System Memory > Flipnote Studio > Copy > Yes
As such I can't get the .bin from /Private/DS/Title/
I'm resuming the .txt created by console_id .py would be a simple txt file I could populate?

You do not not really needs this console_id.txt file, this is for twlnf. Instead of using twlnf you can just decrypt your nand with the helper script and get all your nand files by mounting nand.bin via ofsmount for example and copy them to your sd.

 

[ginganguly]

You do not not really needs this console_id.txt file, this is for twlnf. Instead of using twlnf you can just decrypt your nand with the helper script and get all your nand files by mounting nand.bin via ofsmount for example and copy them to your sd.

Well - I'm new to this and wanted to follow the instructions as closely as I can.
If you could just put me out of my misery and post the file.
I'm sure I'll be back once I've ballsed it up!

 

[ahezard]

Well - I'm new to this and wanted to follow the instructions as closely as I can.
If you could just put me out of my misery and post the file.
I'm sure I'll be back once I've ballsed it up!

Use this python script https://raw.githubusercontent.com/a...6c5681fe4/for PC/console_id_from_nand_dump.py in the same directory as your nand.bin dump to create your consoled_id.txt file

 

[ginganguly]

Use this python script https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ahezard/hiyaCFW/15745d996352720f652d08f10f5234d6c5681fe4/for PC/console_id_from_nand_dump.py in the same directory as your nand.bin dump to create your consoled_id.txt file

Thanks but getting:

SyntaxError: multiple statements found while compiling a single statement

 

[ginganguly]

Thanks but getting:

SyntaxError: multiple statements found while compiling a single statement

Kept going with this and managed to create console_id.txt with the following: 0820132210112143

However, when I run firmware tool 2.0.0 to check console ID - It shows: 4321111022132008

Both 16 digits, both very different.
They are nearly mirror images.

Should I use:
4321111022132008

 

[PrincessLillie]

Kept going with this and managed to create console_id.txt with the following: 0820132210112143

However, when I run firmware tool 2.0.0 to check console ID - It shows: 4321111022132008

Both 16 digits, both very different.
They are nearly mirror images.

Should I use:
4321111022132008

No, use the console_id.txt you created. The one in fwTool most likely isn't your console_id.

 

[Localhorst86]

Kept going with this and managed to create console_id.txt with the following: 0820132210112143

However, when I run firmware tool 2.0.0 to check console ID - It shows: 4321111022132008

Both 16 digits, both very different.
They are nearly mirror images.

Should I use:
4321111022132008

Looks like an Endian thing:

0820132210112143
4321111022132008

Notice a pattern? not sure which one would be the proper endianness, though.

 

[ginganguly]

Looks like an Endian thing:

0820132210112143
4321111022132008

Notice a pattern? not sure which one would be the proper endianness, though.

I'm more inclined to go with firmware tool 2.0.0 (4321111022132008) as the Python script was problematic and took a lot of fidling.

 

[ahezard]

I'm more inclined to go with firmware tool 2.0.0 (4321111022132008) as the Python script was problematic and took a lot of fidling.

Like I said before, you can decrypt your nand with the helper script (that uses twltool), mount it with ofsmount and put all the files on your sd. This will be equivalent to the twlnf step of the guide. The guide you are following does not cover the possibility that you have not access to the data management so please stop to try to follow it. There is no risk anyway at this point.

 

[ginganguly]

Like I said before, you can decrypt your nand with the helper script (that uses twltool), mount it with ofsmount and put all the files on your sd. This will be equivalent to the twlnf step of the guide. The guide you are following does not cover the possibility that you have not access to the data management so please stop to try to follow it. There is no risk anyway at this point.

Unfortunately, that is beyond my ability

 

[pandavova]

Could someone tell me a easy way to uninstall Unlaunch/ update my JAP DSiXL?
I made a mistake, i did use the console_id from the fwTool.nds (https://davejmurphy.com/͡-͜ʖ-͡/), because i didn't have "Data Management" as option.
The console_id that i have is wrong, if i understand correctly i need to copy Flipnote to SD. For that i need to update to the last version (currently 1.4J).
But with Unlaunch i cant use the touch screen in the system settings anymore.

Would be nice if someone would help me.

 

[ginganguly]

Could someone tell me a easy way to uninstall Unlaunch/ update my JAP DSiXL?
I made a mistake, i did use the console_id from the fwTool.nds (https://davejmurphy.com/͡-͜ʖ-͡/), because i didn't have "Data Management" as option.
The console_id that i have is wrong, if i understand correctly i need to copy Flipnote to SD. For that i need to update to the last version (currently 1.4J).
But with Unlaunch i cant use the touch screen in the system settings anymore.

Would be nice if someone would help me.

@ahezard
In my considered opinion - for those of us that don't have access to "Data Management", a good alternative (user friendly) work around for retrieving console_id.txt needs to be implemented.

Before any more of us crawl out of the woodwork!