Oh well, the bool data type. I forgot that C doesn't have that. I fixed it (replaced bool with int, true with 1, false with 0) in the source code and uploaded a new archive. For users, nothing changes, so no need to redownload.
Last edited by Melon__Bread,
I've already seen it, you wouldn't have have had to send it via pm, tooI just made the changes you suggested.
In fact, I had forgotten to put the change to the choice between inject/dump.
Here the New Download (v1.1).
if you find any bugs, please tell me, ok?
Anyway, thanks for the compliments @d0k3 .
. Good update! I've got some more remarks...- I would change the text on all three buttons to "browse". "save" does make it sound like a new file is written, and in the case of injection, the FAT 16 partition is encrypted and inserted into an exististing file (your NAND backup).
- I'd also change the text on the big button at the bottom, so that it is more clear what it does. F.e. if 'dump' and 'N3DS' is selected, the button text could be 'Dump FAT16 from N3DS NAND'. For injection, 'Inject FAT16 to N3DS NAND'.
Not that I think anyone needs this who can not make it them selves.
I uploaded a Linux 64-Bit binary if anyone needs i:
https://mega.co.nz/#!1MMkSYKT!KsYSkCjsXu6PxrQ9Bo8L-BpN6zG9F4njl_B2dWmCW68
I uploaded a Linux 64-Bit binary if anyone needs i:
https://mega.co.nz/#!1MMkSYKT!KsYSkCjsXu6PxrQ9Bo8L-BpN6zG9F4njl_B2dWmCW68
@d0k3
Here the updated 1.1.4 version.
Changelog:
And as you can see, the button says correctly what are you doing...
Also, if you find Any Bugs, please report it to me.
This is a screen of the GUI:
Here the updated 1.1.4 version.
Changelog:
And as you can see, the button says correctly what are you doing...
Also, if you find Any Bugs, please report it to me.
This is a screen of the GUI:
Last edited by x7l7j8cc,
Yes, I think that works! I added a link to your latest release post from the first post of this thread.
Also, I started a Github repository for this:
https://github.com/d0k3/3DSFAT16tool/releases/tag/v2
It's the exact same .EXE and source code on Github as you can now get from here, so no need to update.
It does, but it was introduced with C99 and requires inclusion of stdbool.h.
gcc defaults to gnu89, which is C89 with some extensions (such as inline assembly and the asm keyword and // comments), though I think very recent versions changed that to gnu11. clang, which is the default compiler on Mac OS X and FreeBSD, defaults to gnu99.
... and an update - check the opening post. My 3DSFAT16tool port will now automagically recognize xorpad type by xorpad size. No need for the -o|-n command line parameter anymore. It will now also process TWLN xorpads.
Testing is appreciated. Let me know if any bugs have sneaked in. Also, note that Decrypt9 (link to my fork) can dump & inject these partitions directly. It can also be used to generate the CTRNAND and TWLN xorpads.
@x7l7j8cc : Maybe you want to update the GUI for the new changes.
@Apache Thunder : Maybe you want to update your script for the new changes, too.
Testing is appreciated. Let me know if any bugs have sneaked in. Also, note that Decrypt9 (link to my fork) can dump & inject these partitions directly. It can also be used to generate the CTRNAND and TWLN xorpads.
@x7l7j8cc : Maybe you want to update the GUI for the new changes.
@Apache Thunder : Maybe you want to update your script for the new changes, too.
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@d0k3
Here the Update 1.1.3 version of the GUI.
Changelog:
• Auto-Detect for Console Type (O3DS or N3DS) from NAND and Xorpads files.
If anyone finds Any Bugs, please report it to me.
Here the Update 1.1.3 version of the GUI.
Changelog:
• Auto-Detect for Console Type (O3DS or N3DS) from NAND and Xorpads files.
If anyone finds Any Bugs, please report it to me.
Last edited by x7l7j8cc,
Plus it will now process TWLN xorpads, don't forget@d0k3
Here the Update 1.1.3 version of the GUI.
Changelog:
• Auto-Detect for Console Type (O3DS or N3DS) from NAND and Xorpads files.
If anyone finds Any Bugs, please report it to me.
.
No need to ask via PM
. With my Decrypt9 fork, you can generate CTRNAND (CTRNAND is what the previous version of 3DSFAT16tool had, too) and TWLN xorpads. CTRNAND xorpads are used to extract the CTRNAND partition. TWLN xorpads are used to extract the TWLN partition. In my 3DSFAT16tool, using them is actually a no brainer. 3DSFAT16tool will automatically recognize the xorpad and dump /inject the correct partition. Did it work for you?
Already updated@d0k3
I think that it was a good idea that i asked, because as you said, you noticed that you still doesnt updated the Decrypt9 to Generate the TWLN Xorpads...
@d0k3
Updated the Application.
Same Link, but New Changes...
• Changelog:
- Auto-Detect for Console Type (O3DS/N3DS) from NAND/Xorpads files.
- Auto-Detect if the Xorpad is for the TWLN Partition. Example: O3DS NAND + TWLN Xorpad.
- Drag'n'Drop Support for NAND and Xorpad file.
- Added a RESET Button, to Clear All.
- Added the LOG of the Process at the END (Only on the Completed One, NOT for Aborted).
Hope you Like it
Updated the Application.
Same Link, but New Changes...
• Changelog:
- Auto-Detect for Console Type (O3DS/N3DS) from NAND/Xorpads files.
- Auto-Detect if the Xorpad is for the TWLN Partition. Example: O3DS NAND + TWLN Xorpad.
- Drag'n'Drop Support for NAND and Xorpad file.
- Added a RESET Button, to Clear All.
- Added the LOG of the Process at the END (Only on the Completed One, NOT for Aborted).
Hope you Like it
Great work! I have a problem though in that my xorpad file is a "bad size". Created in rxTools. Could someone tell me where I've gone wrong? Does my 3DS need to be on a particular firmware, for example?
Edit: nvm, I used Decrypt9 running with Ninjhax to create a proper Fat16.xorpad and worked fine. I didn't know that it was that easy to run Decrypt9!
Thanks everyone for your work!
Edit: nvm, I used Decrypt9 running with Ninjhax to create a proper Fat16.xorpad and worked fine. I didn't know that it was that easy to run Decrypt9!
Thanks everyone for your work!
Last edited by Ikki Barri,
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