That's probably going to be complicated, as those get updated often, and the purpose of this is to have everything set up so that users can update it themselves. I don't intend on having the lobs maintained outside of this bat. My hope is that the devs fix that themselves@Madridi
Maybe it's a good idea to include latest build citrus in the op to download, this will help alot for new people.
(Maybe the older version of ctrulib that can build citrus to )
Awesome! I'll have to check this later and see if this is something I can work with! or if it will just go over my headFor those of you who are curious, this is what I wrote a few years back, when I was new to batch scripting: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dlmp5wwwixnzwjt/AAAKGT4Bw_Ff7iwupCSmDsiEa?dl=0
The code is messy AF and it has a few restrictions in place, to stop "normal" users from using it (the script would normally be compiled with Quick Batch File Compiler, to hide the code). This was mainly used for bypasing the restrictions on my secondary school computers, so I had to prevent other students from using it (the security of the network was so poor that students could access other students documents - the "admin" doesn't know what Samba file permissions are).
GitHub Gist: https://gist.github.com/lavanoid/79991c40aa5b97f72f2439ec9c95f4a6
TBH most of it is system-related stuff. If you look deep enough, you'll notice that I was working on a sha hash cracker xDAwesome! I'll have to check this later and see if this is something I can work with! or if it will just go over my head
Nevermind, i filled an issue report on his git and he has updated citrus to be compatible with latest ctrulib.That's probably going to be complicated, as those get updated often, and the purpose of this is to have everything set up so that users can update it themselves. I don't intend on having the lobs maintained outside of this bat. My hope is that the devs fix that themselves
I'll see what I can do though
Even better! Thanks for the infoNevermind, i filled an issue report on his git and he has updated citrus to be compatible with latest ctrulib.
Just tested it and it builds without problems on letest ctrulib
fatal: reference is not a tree: cc38e01e447917942d09456c63176a86dbdfff64
Unable to checkout 'cc38e01e447917942d09456c63176a86dbdfff64' in submodule path 'buildtools'
Building...
Makefile:55: buildtools/make_base: No such file or directory
make: *** No rule to make target `buildtools/make_base'. Stop.
Makefile:55: buildtools/make_base: No such file or directory
make: *** No rule to make target `buildtools/make_base'. Stop.
Add bin2c to your path. You can find it on the Luma repo (and maybe the salt repo?)Hey, i'm having an issue building saltfw with aio.bat. when i press g to build saltFW, it gives me the errors at the end: "make: bin2c: command not found". how can i get bin2c?
edit: it says files are in "saltFW/out", but that folder doesnt exist so im assuming it failed?
how do i do that?Add bin2c to your path. You can find it on the Luma repo (and maybe the salt repo?)
Download bin2c and put it in your C:\Devkitpro\devkitarm\bin folder.how do i do that?
Thanks, I'll check this later tonightSeems it still gives an error:
Code:fatal: reference is not a tree: cc38e01e447917942d09456c63176a86dbdfff64 Unable to checkout 'cc38e01e447917942d09456c63176a86dbdfff64' in submodule path 'buildtools' Building... Makefile:55: buildtools/make_base: No such file or directory make: *** No rule to make target `buildtools/make_base'. Stop. Makefile:55: buildtools/make_base: No such file or directory make: *** No rule to make target `buildtools/make_base'. Stop.
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Reported in CTRXplorer thread and it should be fixed in A9NC and CTRXplorer now.
Hey, i'm having an issue building saltfw with aio.bat. when i press g to build saltFW, it gives me the errors at the end: "make: bin2c: command not found". how can i get bin2c?
edit: it says files are in "saltFW/out", but that folder doesnt exist so im assuming it failed?
I could've sworn I added bin2c in the main post. I guess I didn't. I'll do that later tonight. The path I posted needs fixing as well now that I added python 3 to the requirementsAdd bin2c to your path. You can find it on the Luma repo (and maybe the salt repo?)
That path posted above should already be in PATH, so you should be goodthanks for the timely replies guys, i just add the executable into the bin folder? do i need to modify my path too? or is that all