Homebrew Homebrew app sys-patch - sysmod that patches on boot

[TotalJustice]

v1.4.0 released. Main changes are:

- ctest patching
- per patch enable / disable
- made the overlay prettier

some other changes were made that are only useful to development, those are:

- flexible patch size. the patch data can now be any size, previously it was limited to 8 bytes (2 instructions per patch)
- per patch toggle makes debugging easier

As always, you can update using sigpatch-updater or manually from github

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(btw thanks for all the positive feedback, that's made my week much better )

 

[Dothackjhe]

Can this be installed alongside sigpatches? I mean, there is not a conflict between the two, right?

 

[TotalJustice]

Can this be installed alongside sigpatches? I mean, there is not a conflict between the two, right?

That's correct. Sigpatches will be applied first, before sys-patch is even ran. When syspatch is ran, it will detect if stuff already patched and log that, see log.ini or check the overlay. Green=sys-patch, yellow=sigpatches

 

[Dothackjhe]

That's correct. Sigpatches will be applied first, before sys-patch is even ran. When syspatch is ran, it will detect if stuff already patched and log that, see log.ini or check the overlay. Green=sys-patch, yellow=sigpatches

Awesome!

 

[Patasnijak]

@TotalJustice Thank you very much, great work from you.

 

[impeeza]

That's correct. Sigpatches will be applied first, before sys-patch is even ran. When syspatch is ran, it will detect if stuff already patched and log that, see log.ini or check the overlay. Green=sys-patch, yellow=sigpatches

Buddy you work is great, you will be remembered onthe history books as the Phoenix of sigs cry,

 

[Adran_Marit]

Great work again @TotalJustice

Now if only there was something that got keys on the fly instead od needing constant updating, the scene would be set

 

[josete2k]

v1.4.0 released. Main changes are:

- ctest patching
- per patch enable / disable
- made the overlay prettier

some other changes were made that are only useful to development, those are:

- flexible patch size. the patch data can now be any size, previously it was limited to 8 bytes (2 instructions per patch)
- per patch toggle makes debugging easier

As always, you can update using sigpatch-updater or manually from github

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(btw thanks for all the positive feedback, that's made my week much better )

Just as a suggestion...

Can you make the screen cleans after proccess in the updater? I was pressing A button and downloading once and once and once... XD

 

[hippy dave]

Just as a suggestion...

Can you make the screen cleans after proccess in the updater? I was pressing A button and downloading once and once and once... XD

Yeah it would be good to at least display the controls again after a download. Minor thing tho in an overall great system.

 

[TheStonedModder]

appstore doesn't accept tools purely designed for anything related to piracy.

Is the tool open source ? Sounds like a good fork opportunity

 

[impeeza]

Is the tool open source ? Sounds like a good fork opportunity

Look the OP and the source link on it (https://github.com/ITotalJustice/sys-patch)

 

[TheStonedModder]

Look the OP and the source link on it (https://github.com/ITotalJustice/sys-patch)

Referring to the App Store

 

[Mrblue]

1.4.2

fix options "logging" key missmatch between sysmod and overlay

 

[impeeza]

Referring to the App Store

Ahhh, ok. I don't think is good idea put on the app store, the ninjas keeps looking there

 

[Pickle_Rick]

I think I speak for everyone when I say THANK GOD. Lmao.
Seriously though, there are so many individual pieces I have to update with Switch CFW and it's a massive pain in the ass. Every time there's less I have to update (or at least less often) the better. Sigpatches have been a pain.
Thank you.

 

[aoikurayami]

Just got an oled so I was motivated to make something

Valid reason tbh.

OLED is a real stunner.
Lite is cute tho.

Welcome back to the Nintendo family

 

[Bladexdsl]

Referring to the App Store

didn't you see what happened when they tried to put dolphin on steam?

 

[Clydefrosch]

does the switch still have issues with number of sys modules in the background? i used to have issues with them a few years back and eventually just kept it at mission control and the overclocking one

 

[TotalJustice]

does the switch still have issues with number of sys modules in the background? i used to have issues with them a few years back and eventually just kept it at mission control and the overclocking one

Yeah there is a limited amount of memory for sysmods to share from. sys-patch uses almost nothing however (16kb heap, 4kb stack) and terminates itself after running

 

[realg123]

Stupid question, but how do we install and use this?