Hacking Official Corbenik - Another CFW for advanced users (with bytecode patches!)

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Alright, looks like it turned out that it was my MicroSD adaptor that was dirty.
Once again, bug related to faulty hardware on my end.
How to install the new nightly ? There are nothin on readme
The same way you install the stable.
 
OK so i need just place the new folders?
If you're using an older release of Skeith, you'll need to copy the /firmware files to /lib/firmware , keys to /share/keys (iirc), etc.
ooor, you can use Skeith Updater, but that will only work if you have Skeith (an older version of Skeith) installed. It doesn't install Skeith properly is Skeith isn't installed already.

If you're using Corbenik, then you have to manually copy the needed stuff (which is explained in the readme)
 
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OK so i need just place the new folders?
Oh wait, I forgot, new set up.
You keep all your files the same name, they just go into different folders.
firmware files go into
Code:
/skeith/lib/firmware
Payloads are now in
Code:
/skeith/boot
Keys are now in
Code:
/skeith/share/keys
bottom.bin/top.bin (if you are using them)
Code:
/skeith/share
 
Oh wait, I forgot, new set up.
You keep all your files the same name, they just go into different folders.
firmware files go into
Code:
/skeith/lib/firmware
Payloads are now in
Code:
/skeith/boot
Keys are now in
Code:
/skeith/share/keys
bottom.bin/top.bin (if you are using them)
Code:
/skeith/share
thanks and the config of older version the file work?
 
thanks and the config of older version the file work?
I always suggest going with clean updates when major changes like this happen. Just copy over the files you need to get it work and other optional files, then do a clean set up.
 
I'm having this error when I try to compile the last commit corbenik, using Linux, I have everything needed (following the redme), ctrulib and devkitARM updated.

Sorry to bother you all again, 'cause I am the only one using corbenik always having compiling issues :(

No, you're not the only one, actually. asie was having similar issues on #Cakey yesterday (you lurk there, correct?)

I'm unsure of why some people are getting issues with missing symbols, however.

Love the new Unix like directory structure BTW :)

Wish we could use it for the whole system, sans symlinks...

Nice to see someone who likes it. It's a decently large change, and I wasn't sure everyone would go for it. :grog:

I would have to make some additional changes for it to be shareable across multiple applications, but that's doable. If only people would decide on some path standard aside from /3ds...*sigh*

Lack of symlinks = hell. I would love nothing more than to completely reverse P9 and rewrite the filesystem code to use ext2. However, that would be downright insane of me to attempt.

Alright, looks like it turned out that it was my MicroSD adaptor that was dirty.
Once again, bug related to faulty hardware on my end.

The same way you install the stable.

I know that feel. All my microSDs are failing, so one of two times it fails to boot until the card is seated just right - a9lh won't read the payload off my SD. :(

I always suggest going with clean updates when major changes like this happen. Just copy over the files you need to get it work and other optional files, then do a clean set up.

Technically speaking, this update is actually dirty-updatable with the configuration and future updates should be possible to dirty update with stable releases at least. That said, the whole restructure makes it not really worth it.

Anyways, considering all is fine, it's time for that stable after all.
 
No, you're not the only one, actually. asie was having similar issues on #Cakey yesterday (you lurk there, correct?)

I'm unsure of why some people are getting issues with missing symbols, however.

Nice to see someone who likes it. It's a decently large change, and I wasn't sure everyone would go for it. :grog:

I would have to make some additional changes for it to be shareable across multiple applications, but that's doable. If only people would decide on some path standard aside from /3ds...*sigh*

Lack of symlinks = hell. I would love nothing more than to completely reverse P9 and rewrite the filesystem code to use ext2. However, that would be downright insane of me to attempt.

Yeah, I lurk there sometimes. If you discover why, please, tell me.

Btw, I loved the Unix-like directory structure too :3
 
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I know that feel. All my microSDs are failing, so one of two times it fails to boot until the card is seated just right - a9lh won't read the payload off my SD. :(
Anyways, considering all is fine, it's time for that stable after all.
Well, my microSD card is fine. The adaptor itself was the hassle Which is way easier to replace because I have like 20 of the adaptors since I was able to buy them from amazon in bulk for like 10$. So if one goes bad, I toss it and use another one. I also prefer the clean install over the dirty. That might be the Fedora user in me.
A stable release you say?
 
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Yeah, I lurk there sometimes. If you discover why, please, tell me.

Btw, I loved the Unix-like directory structure too :3

Can I ask something? Did you use the perl script to install devkitARM?
 
I guess you didn't ?

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No, my copy of devkitPro/devkitARM is built using the buildscripts from source code. I suspect something might be wrong with either A) My setup or B) the prebuilts.

Also, seriously, turn off the Tapatalk signature. :P

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May have figured out the build issue. Make sure you have libtool installed, and try again.
 
I installed libtool, still doesn't work.

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I, too, am loving the unix like file structure as well. ^_^

Regarding the cursor skip while configuring corbenik, has anyone figured out why this happens? A lot of people have mention that it could be due to a dirty d-pad, but why doesn't it occur with other payloads such as D9, G9, E9, etc.
 
I installed libtool, still doesn't work.

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Can you completely delete, reclone and configure again? At this point, I have no clue why this occurs. I have to assume it's related to the host OS - one person reports it builds on prebuilt, and none of you have the same OS. I'm just as confused as you.
 
Can you completely delete, reclone and configure again? At this point, I have no clue why this occurs. I have to assume it's related to the host OS - one person reports it builds on prebuilt, and none of you have the same OS. I'm just as confused as you.
Maybe they forgot to add the new external module libctr9?

Latest commit from master builds fine here on RPi. It didn't like "make -j4" for some reason but just "make" worked.

But yeah, you're right. I've been using the latest skeith from 5 days ago and just ended up enjoying Monster Hunter Generations because I couldn't break anything.
MHGen is my current obsession too >_<
 
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Maybe they forgot to add the new external module libctr9?

Latest commit from master builds fine here on RPi. It didn't like "make -j4" for some reason but just "make" worked.

MHGen is my current obsession too >_<

Yeah, -jN > 1 is still broken atm. I'm going to attempt to fix that. >_<

Also, I've fallen prey to MHG as well. :|

I didn't to install for the first time, but I update using de perl script

Check whether you have libtool installed. I determined that was the cause, so far.
 
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