And that isn't the true error anyways. It's probably this
"/bin/sh: -g: command not found" which I'm not sure how to fix.
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"/bin/sh: -g: command not found" which I'm not sure how to fix.
Yup, I already solved it. It was a typical CCX/CC error. I told him the wrong way to compile. But I have another error now and that weird thing is, I have installed all these libaries and portlibs...
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linking Cyanogen3DS.elf
c:/devkitpro/devkitarm/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/5.3.0/../../../../arm-none-eabi/bin/ld.exe: cannot find -lsftd
c:/devkitpro/devkitarm/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/5.3.0/../../../../arm-none-eabi/bin/ld.exe: cannot find -lfreetype
c:/devkitpro/devkitarm/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/5.3.0/../../../../arm-none-eabi/bin/ld.exe: cannot find -lpng
c:/devkitpro/devkitarm/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/5.3.0/../../../../arm-none-eabi/bin/ld.exe: cannot find -lsf2d
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make[1]: *** [/c/Users//Desktop/Cyanogen3DS/Cyanogen3DS.elf] Error 1
make: *** [build] Error 2
Alright, got my n3DS running A9LH successfully. I also gave this project a little test, and it seems to work just fine. I'll start working on this during the summer after my finals. Also thanks @Wolfvak for forking my project and showing interest towards it. If anyone wants to work along with me, please let me know.
If only I had the original graphics then I would've been able to do a lot more work, like revamping some screen stuff (been thinking it's better to have the home screen in the bottom, and all apps in the top screen)
I've made a CIA build, and it's EXTREMELY unstable, but maybe it's just a parameter I typed incorrectly or something along those linesDamn I wish we didn't have to resort to using hb in order to run this on our 3ds.
I can correct some of your code if you like. Also for the images that you used. Some of them aren't re-sized properly. If you go into my resposity, and open the res folder and click on either of the _img.c files. You'll see this bit:
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pixel_data[55 * 55The first two numbers are the width * height. So if you follow that you'd be able to re-size them to the correct amount. (We talked about it at one point, but I never got the time to fix it).
Yeah, the problem here is that I don't have the exact graphics as used in the *.c files. I did my best to extract them from the original PSP project but some didn't match exactly, so I just did what any regular person would do: stub it
I do have to say that my "fixes" were mostly crappy at best, and even breaking in some parts, mostly because it was made in such a rush and I didn't have much experience with coding back then. I've grown used to GitHub and the commit system, so I think I'll be able to implement some patches little by little and then make a pull request. However, I still need the original image files that you generated the *.c files from (these ones), at least if you're fine with PNG loading (reduces binary size and romfs makes everything a lot more dynamic and simple to manage; FBI has recently moved to loading its resources from it)
EDIT: I knew about the size part, it's just that I can't get the original images, so I slacked a lot and resizing went.. sub-optimal for lack of a better word (it looked stretched and horrible)
Yeah, the problem here is that I don't have the exact graphics as used in the *.c files. I did my best to extract them from the original PSP project but some didn't match exactly, so I just did what any regular person would do: stub it
I do have to say that my "fixes" were mostly crappy at best, and even breaking in some parts, mostly because it was made in such a rush and I didn't have much experience with coding back then. I've grown used to GitHub and the commit system, so I think I'll be able to implement some patches little by little and then make a pull request. However, I still need the original image files that you generated the *.c files from (these ones), at least if you're fine with PNG loading (reduces binary size and romfs makes everything a lot more dynamic and simple to manage; FBI has recently moved to loading its resources from it)
EDIT: I knew about the size part, it's just that I can't get the original images, so I slacked a lot and resizing went.. sub-optimal for lack of a better word (it looked stretched and horrible)
All the resources I used are in my CyanogenPSP repository. I just had to re-size them properly. (I used an online tool called picmonkey to do this)
By the way I fixed some bits and sent you a pull request.
For those that don't know, I've very slowly been some progress on wolfvak's repository: https://github.com/Wolfvak/Cyanogen3DS
Since its a better approach compared to what I had, I've been submitting pull requests to him. After I feel like its stable enough, I'll merge all of the changes into my official repository. Progress is still very slow though, since we've only been getting through basic things as I'm starting to learn more about it. Once I'm done with the main UI and such, I'll tackle the file manager and homebrew launcher, and work along with the other apps as I progress.
Since its a better approach compared to what I had, I've been submitting pull requests to him. After I feel like its stable enough, I'll merge all of the changes into my official repository. Progress is still very slow though, since we've only been getting through basic things as I'm starting to learn more about it. Once I'm done with the main UI and such, I'll tackle the file manager and homebrew launcher, and work along with the other apps as I progress.
Willing to test
Tbh this doesn't do anything apart from basic menu to menu navigation. I'd say wait a few more weeks. You should see an alpha build soon haha.
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Here, it doesn't have a banner and it is compiled before @Joel16 pull requestWilling to test
Hopefully it won't brick my 3ds with a9lh, but at any case I will run it anyway.
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I got it to to run even though it is unstable, and slow.
That is an old build and being unofficial, it will receive no support. It's just to give a slight idea of what it is without having to use a 3dsx. BTW when did I send you that build? March?
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Could someone with a really good router film a NTR video with this?
Also, it would be awesome if this could be launched via A9LH! That would COMPLETELY replace the homemenu! I think The guy working on BootCtr9 is working towards being able to boot .3dsx files from Arm9LoaderHax so you possibly won't even have to do this
Also, it would be awesome if this could be launched via A9LH! That would COMPLETELY replace the homemenu! I think The guy working on BootCtr9 is working towards being able to boot .3dsx files from Arm9LoaderHax so you possibly won't even have to do this
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