
I wouldn't say I'm not interestedI will probably rename this project and create a new topic. @mashers doesn't seem interested in this project anymore, and the fact that I don't have any control over OP is bad (since I can't edit the first topic to include the new features that I implemented). And well, HBL-emergency is a bad name considering the features this project supports now.
A menu wouldn't be a bad idea, however I probably wouldn't implement a menu so nice looking like CtrBootManager. Probably using ctrcommon?
I took a look at exploitdata.h, but I'm none the wiser now. Isn't maximum allowed payload size absolute? Maybe you could show me a code sample?I don't think it is arbitrary, it seems to be something related to the space in the VRAM. I actually calculated this value from the parameters that is defined in exploitdata.h.
Maybe it would be better to define psize parameter to maximum allowed payload size instead of a absolute value. This would make it work with rxTools, and would not break Cakes.dat.
I think renaming it and starting a new thread would be a great idea! I'm sure @mashers wouldn't mind either. About ctrcommon, I'm unsure if that is a good idea. I'm using ctrcommon in CTRXplorer, but @Steveice10 has already replaced ctrcommon with citrus, and ctrcommon requires updates with newer HBhax versions. Ctrcommon is still updated fairly fast, so it's not bad now. No need to put together anything too fancy anyways, though. A functional menu like the one I use in my Decrypt9 fork is more than enough.I will probably rename this project and create a new topic. @mashers doesn't seem interested in this project anymore, and the fact that I don't have any control over OP is bad (since I can't edit the first topic to include the new features that I implemented). And well, HBL-emergency is a bad name considering the features this project supports now.
A menu wouldn't be a bad idea, however I probably wouldn't implement a menu so nice looking like CtrBootManager. Probably using ctrcommon?

Yes it works on 10.0.3-28U. That's what I am currently using it on. But this project has been taken over by @m45t3rWill this work on Ironhax 10.3-28U? If so, you are literally my savior.

