Homebrew Is A Home Menu Gift Rewrapper possible?

[Xenon Hacks]

Is it possible to make an application that does this or a simple method that im unaware of?

 

[Urbanshadow]

Is there any specific reason behind why anyone would want to achieve that?

 

[solress]

You could make an emuNAND, after you have opened in one time and kept it linked, go back to sysNAND and then back again to emuNAND. And that should make them all wrapped again.

 

[Bedel]

Is there any specific reason behind why anyone would want to achieve that?

If someone wants it, then why ask? I mean he's asking if it's possible, and also it could be funny or ussefull. F.e. if I wanna give a A9LH as a gift, it would be perfect to all the games be wrapped.

 

[cearp]

it must be a flag somewhere in the homemenu, or some other system title, save data.
so it's possible.
but who cares enough to find it

 

[Xenon Hacks]

If someone wants it, then why ask? I mean he's asking if it's possible, and also it could be funny or ussefull. F.e. if I wanna give a A9LH as a gift, it would be perfect to all the games be wrapped.

This is the exact reason

 

[Urbanshadow]

If someone wants it, then why ask? I mean he's asking if it's possible, and also it could be funny or ussefull. F.e. if I wanna give a A9LH as a gift, it would be perfect to all the games be wrapped.

Then the restriction of losing the save data for said titles vanishes, and the job is easier. The quality of the picture of the problem one gets usually relates directly with the quality of the answer.

Said so, booting any nand without signature patches and non signed titles installed, and then going to the title management menu in system preferences makes any unsigned title dissapear from the menu. Booting said nand with signature patches afterwards makes every unsigned title reappear as a gift.

You could also rewrap them programatically, but that would need a custom cia. Suit yourself.

 

[Xenon Hacks]

Then the restriction of losing the save data for said titles vanishes, and the job is easier. The quality of the picture of the problem one gets usually relates directly with the quality of the answer.

Said so, booting any nand without signature patches and non signed titles installed, and then going to the title management menu in system preferences makes any unsigned title dissapear from the menu. Booting said nand with signature patches afterwards makes every unsigned title reappear as a gift.

The CIA's have been installed on a A9LH unit I simply want to check if they run then rewrap them, losing save data is irrelevant to me.

 

[WBW]

I once deleted all extdata which might have done the trick for me once. I'm not sure. Try deleting the system menu extdata if you can identify it?

 

[Bedel]

Then the restriction of losing the save data for said titles vanishes, and the job is easier. The quality of the picture of the problem one gets usually relates directly with the quality of the answer.

Said so, booting any nand without signature patches and non signed titles installed, and then going to the title management menu in system preferences makes any unsigned title dissapear from the menu. Booting said nand with signature patches afterwards makes every unsigned title reappear as a gift.

You could also rewrap them programatically, but that would need a custom cia. Suit yourself.

How much time for something that could be done in minutes by homebrew? I don't think this is what OP wants. Also, making a emunand format the SD, so... Much time for this.

 

[Xenon Hacks]

How much time for something that could be done in minutes by homebrew? I don't think this is what OP wants. Also, making a emunand format the SD, so... Much time for this.

If it's the only way I wouldn't mind at all

I once deleted all extdata which might have done the trick for me once. I'm not sure. Try deleting the system menu extdata if you can identify it?

I'll try this in a bit once MH4U is done installing.

 

[Urbanshadow]

How much time for something that could be done in minutes by homebrew? I don't think this is what OP wants. Also, making a emunand format the SD, so... Much time for this.

Who said emunand? You need control over signatures for the way I described. It doesn't matter in which nand. Luma won't do for this I think.

Entering system preferences/Title management should take you a couple of minutes.

Said homebrew doesn't exist yet so you could make it if you want. I won't stop you. I would be easier with proper permissions in a cia, but ok.

 

[Bedel]

Who said emunand? You need control over signatures for the way I described. It doesn't matter in which nand. Luma won't do for this I think.

Entering system preferences/Title management should take you a couple of minutes.

Said homebrew doesn't exist yet so you could make it if you want. I won't stop you. I would be easier with proper permissions in a cia, but ok.

Correction: even a cia would still be homebrew lmao. And also this won't need such permissions xD
Also I don't know if there even exist a CFW in A9LH that does not have signatures detection. Eather way, I'm not gonna argue more this with you. It's not going anywhere.

 

[Urbanshadow]

Correction: even a cia would still be homebrew lmao. And also this won't need such permissions xD.

If you stopped 2 minutes to actually read and check what is written, you would realize that:
a) Cia is also a homebrew, but specifing which permissions do you need instead of scalating them from a 3dsx homebrew is much easier and removes the system version restriction. Permissions to erase extData from said homebrew could come in handy.
b) Luma3DS always boots with signatures disabled and if I'm not mistaken you don't get to enable them back. For the path I am describing you need to enable the signatures back for a bit. You will need CakesFW or whatever supports A9LH and signature enabling.

Finally, yes. We are indeed derailing the thread. So I would also stop right here. Thanks for the insight.

 

[cearp]

yeah you could give it to them and they have to go through system set up, with all the games on once they test the 3d, enter their name and birthday etc.
if that solution is ok, you can delete a savefile in nand, using ctrxplorer or godmode9, one of them can load from a9lh i think.

i forget what system save to delete though...
but any are ok to delete.

 

[jagerstaffel]

Uh, it's incredibly easy to re-wrap every game on the 3DS.

Delete "0000008f" in extdata of the Nintendo 3DS folder.

 

[Ryccardo]

Even easier since some 9.x update: boot while holding L+R+Down+B, this also resets icon position and the tutorial spam notifications!