Hacking Official [Source Release] ReiNand CFW

[wurstpistole]

Anyone supply a compiled one please...

 

[Wire]

Anyone supply a compiled one please...

Here is the newest build of ReiNand. You have to get the firmware.bin file yourself.
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/z0gOtmwF/file.html

There you go.

 

[wurstpistole]

Thanks!

 

[daxtsu]

they decrypt the cdn file, mine is predecrypted, mostly. I just didnt want to bloat my code with a bunch of decryption stuff. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It's also really easy to modify Cakes to dump the decrypted FIRM anyway, so if someone wants to get it from Nintendo's server and decrypt it themselves, they can.

Edit: It works wonderfully. Thanks, @Reisyukaku.

 

[Reisyukaku]

It's also really easy to modify Cakes to dump the decrypted FIRM anyway, so if someone wants to get it from Nintendo's server and decrypt it themselves, they can.

Edit: It works wonderfully. Thanks, @Reisyukaku.

Thats exactly what i do too

Also i made this commit it's own release, because whynot i guess.

 

[wurstpistole]

Thats exactly what i do too

Also i made this commit it's own release, because whynot i guess.

It's more convenient to link to in tutorials.

 

[daxtsu]

Thats exactly what i do too

I kinda figured that since I ended up with the same md5/sha1 as your updated firmware.bin (I expected it to be different since I figured I might've done something wrong earlier).

 

[Wire]

Sorry to be another one to ask this, but does anyone have BootNTR/NTR CFW/CFW NTR or whatever that works on latest ReiNand? I can't seem to find it and my laptop doesn't like the files.

 

[SomeGamer]

Sorry to be another one to ask this, but does anyone have BootNTR/NTR CFW/CFW NTR or whatever that works on latest ReiNand? I can't seem to find it and my laptop doesn't like the files.

Just download the latest one from BootNTR github. Ntr.bin should be the same as from 3.2.

 

[daxtsu]

Sorry to be another one to ask this, but does anyone have BootNTR/NTR CFW/CFW NTR or whatever that works on latest ReiNand? I can't seem to find it and my laptop doesn't like the files.

https://github.com/44670/BootNTR/raw/master/release/BootNTR.cia

 

[Wire]

https://github.com/44670/BootNTR/raw/master/release/BootNTR.cia

Thanks for the link.

 

[wurstpistole]

Good work, tried the new build, works perfectly.
But I have the feeling it's more or less the same as Cakes now.
feature-wise, I mean. Don't see any differences.

 

[Substance12]

Stupid question: what is firmlaunch?

 

[Pacman`]

Compiled it, tried it, don't see a difference yet Rei.
Thanx though

 

[Powermad80]

3.1 makes me hang at the splash screen, 3.0 worked perfectly. I triple checked all my files. They're all here.

 

[Deleted User]

Compiled it, tried it, don't see a difference yet Rei.
Thanx though

You wouldn't see any difference unless you were using anything requiring a 10.2 nativefirm.

Also, since you changed over to 10.2, I'm assuming that broke your code to string change ver to rei.

 

[subcon959]

3.1 makes me hang at the splash screen, 3.0 worked perfectly. I triple checked all my files. They're all here.

Update the firmware.bin

 

[daxtsu]

Stupid question: what is firmlaunch?

Exactly what it sounds like, launching a firmware. More specifically, it typically refers to when you're loading a firmware.bin (using this term for simplicity) off the SD card different than the one that's running on the system.You typically hear about it when booting emuNAND, or sysNAND with signatures patched (think RxTools sysNAND mode, but not Dev mode/pasta mode, or Gateway sysNAND mode). So "gaining firmlaunch 10.2" simply meant that Rei was able to boot the 10.2 kernel/firmware.bin off the SD card before launching emuNAND.

 

[UnknownUS3R]

new build works perfectly. but the "Rei" in system settings is gone. is that normal?

 

[Powermad80]

new build works perfectly. but the "Rei" in system settings is gone. is that normal?

Aw man...I know it was probably removed because of accidentally patching the text "Rei" in other places it wasn't supposed to, but that settings thing was a little detail I really liked.