Oh maybe you have to spend hundreds if not thousands on extra downloads that would be free or included in the Nix world to get the same functionality?
thats why you just download the cracked version #pirate
Oh maybe you have to spend hundreds if not thousands on extra downloads that would be free or included in the Nix world to get the same functionality?
thats why you just download the cracked version #pirate
Or you do as me and actually pay the devs who deserves money for their work
marionumber1 + filfat....
still a better love story than twilight
:-)
Actually, it'd be Marionumber1 + Windows NT, since all my likes were for his posts in that argument.
We are currently working on a new system, please stay tunedIn: " wiiu-hb.com/applications/510/ " message error: "You do not have permission to view this directory or page." please revol...
celcodioc, where exactly did you get an SARC file so you could figure out the format? Was it in the browser's resources on the filesystem or somewhere in memory?
I found some files in the SDK (most of them are inside .pack SARC files), although the browser apparently also loads a few into the memory like WulfyStylez said.
Sorry for answering way too late xD
filfat, to build the SDK out of the box you need the Green Hills Multi compiler, which is not available anywhere on the public internet as far as I know.
multi-pass compiler you mean. green hills compiler is not a public tool. However you can try to contact them.
Going back to RAM dumping... does anyone have code for dumping memory using OSConsoleWrite? I can't seem to get it to work.
symbol("coreinit.rpl","OSConsoleWrite")
OSConsoleWrite(address, length)
rpc.get_logs()
This is how I do it over RPC:
Code:symbol("coreinit.rpl","OSConsoleWrite") OSConsoleWrite(address, length) rpc.get_logs()
Then I take length bytes from the start of logdump.bin.
That's what I do, but it crashes even when trying to get from the shared memory area... maybe something's wrong with my rpc.c since I modified it.
What did you change in rpc.c?