But he should provide the source due to the GPL, doesn't he?he said he doesn't have time right know, and will help again when he can.
But he should provide the source due to the GPL, doesn't he?he said he doesn't have time right know, and will help again when he can.
Well he better be fixing those server source's link, or he'll be in trouble. xDhe should yes. that's what I told him.
I didn't remove the links yet as the provided meta.xml has link to a supposedly source website, but that url is not working. benefit of the doubt.
he said he will keep his server online and working even if he is not active, not sure if he meant will fix the server to include the sources too...
Well he better be fixing those server source's link, or he'll be in trouble. xD
Problem solved. ZXR is now internal only.
Due to what should have been private family circumstances, beyond my control, as I am about to loose a parent and have been made to feel as though I should explain myself publicly because of comments like the above, (although already explained privetly with @Cyan, who I thought may have relayed that I had appropriate reasoning for not doing so at this current time, until I was in the right frame of mind) I now feel completely unmotivated to rectify the issues of any missing/missplaced source code, from my servers and the correct corresponding directories. Although I had never made any public releases, I did actually intend to release all information wich should have been blatantly obvious from the leaked software and to also release a new final version that also actually worked 100% on all fw's with extra features and improved storage, without the need to wait for the release of the upcoming exploits. I did not credit myself within any software at all, as I am quite a reserved person but did credit the original creators and those who started and helped with the original loadiine project. I was more than happy for others to get all the credit.
I will no longer be releasing anything to do with loadiine to the public. I will continue to help out on the temp with other issues when im around.
@Cyan if I can ever be bothered to return to this now tainted project in the future, it will probably only be to hand it over to you to do as you see fit. Although a littlle dissapointed, I am not blaming any single individual for my change of heart, it's only that my heart aches at this particular time.
Not yet, that would require a different exploit. For now SD access is it...hoping that changes in the near future.is there usb support yet so the games can load without the internet being needed?
thanks
When you load loadiine through HBL, you need the HBL (and loadiine) on the SD Card.Do I need the homebrew launcher on my sd card to run loadiine? The website to perform the hack just goes to a white webpage and freezes?
Hey guys!
I just made a commit to a new "experimental" branch.
- Today I tried to improve the function patching system (and splitted this 1800 line monster file).
- I changed the logging of the "fs logging" (in game) to use the UDP logger. When you now enable the fs_logging, everything will be logged via the UDP reader (https://github.com/dimok789/loadiine_gx2/tree/master/udp_debug_reader) (There is no real reason for using TCP instead of UDP)
The result can be found at github
sources: https://github.com/dimok789/loadiine_gx2/commit/16c5045ed036684968d85188c553597b063e499c
binary: https://github.com/dimok789/loadiine_gx2/releases/tag/Loadiine-nightly-16c5045
This build is really experimental, but it would be cool if some people can try it (I only tried to load a single game, which worked) and report if I may broke something (maybe the saving, DLC stuf or something like that).
I assume by 'tainted project', he means the ZXR projects rather than Loadiine itself. That's how I read it.@ARVI80 I am sorry for any circumstances you may currently be in, really, I am. You seem to be overreacting in your post though. Nobody talked about credit issues or anything related in the slightest. Nobody wants you to "sacrifice" your code credit or anything. To be honest, neither me nor the other devs knew the author behind the build, we barely have enough time to check the issue tracker every now and then. Unless I missed something, I also don't understand where the bitter talk about loadiine now being a "tainted project" for you is coming from. Would you mind to elaborate what exactly happened, either here or by private messages?
The only question I was wondering about was how the GPL is going to be treated by the author (which you seem to be). You should of course be well aware of the fact that we don't have the resources/time/motivation to counter GPL violations, but it still saddens me when stuff like this happens. The GPL does not want you to polish up whatever code you are working on or create a pull request or whatever. It simply wants you to include the sources of the project you are distributing. We can't enforce the GPL, so just do whatever you find right to do.
Wishing the best to you,
-dibas
Thing is that because Loadiine itself is under a GPL license, any mod or fork of the project is obligated to provide a source or patch with the modified files from the original source, or else it goes against the license, which we know has legal issues.I've not been following this, but if ZXR was leaked as the author suggests then obviously there is no issue regarding source code as it wasn't intended to be public. If it was formally released however, then the sources obviously need to be released as per GPL. Drama aside, it's really that simple.
Thats exactly what I said, by the way.Thing is that because Loadiine itself is under a GPL license, any mod or fork of the project is obligated to provide a source or patch with the modified files from the original source.
It's not me that's making this up, but that's how the GPL License works.
<snip> Improved storage without the need for upcoming exploits <snip>