I posted Lithium 11.00 on the website, I have not tested it much though. Just straight compile / upgrade. Let me know if there are any issues.
I posted Lithium 11.00 on the website, I have not tested it much though. Just straight compile / upgrade. Let me know if there are any issues.
It detects my hdd exfat (4TB) and installs super xcis perfectly. It takes time for the hdd to be discover. Folders with a lot of files, the files won't be listed.
Could you please remove the warning screen as I'm using Hekate and it works with installed xcis perfectly.
Thanks so much for the update.
Seagate 4TB, the folders have more than 100 files or so. It might be I'm wrong, some folders with a few files have the issue as well.
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Btw Tinleaf loads these folders just fine.
I have a seagate 5TB 2.5" hdd, I just tested with a folder that had 190 files and it worked. Is it exfat or fat32? Could possibly be timeout issues related to reads, can you reproduce the issue on any solid state drives?
Sure, I will test it properly tomorrow.
And about the warning screen, could you please remove it or just close it without deleting files? Or just have an option to toggle ON/OFF it.
I have historically not had that on lithium, so I will likely remove it soon. However, its just a warning about fss0 patches, just chainload fusee primary with hekate and you will not get that error. Standardizing patch formats is very important.
Patches can be separated between sysnand and emunand by Hekate using config file. If I use fuse primary to boot Atmosphere I have to apply no sig check for both sys and emu, that will end up leave my sysnand unsafe as I mainly use custom sysmodules in sysnand only.
I hope you will remove it, all the patches are now identical for primary and secondary launching.
That error is caused by not running in high memory mode, though i think it should still work. Likely some sort of bug introduced through updating toolchain.
Is it possible to play XCI/NSP from USB now? Maybe I missed something. That would be a killer feature 
No we can only install from hdd. Can't play off hdd like sc osIs it possible to play XCI/NSP from USB now? Maybe I missed something. That would be a killer feature
Why does Lithium require an SX license for various features, e.g. ftp? And, isn't SX dead and aren't licenses unavailable, anyway? Regarding licenses, despite being strongly against charging for something like this, in this kind of community, I'd be far more likely to pay for a license if it were a much more reasonable price, e.g. 5-10 AUD.
Does Lithium auto-update? If so, can that be disabled? Tinfoil's auto-updating is a key factor in why I steer clear.
Bonus question: any interest in ever supporting rclone-encrypted Google Drive? I'd keep my games on Google Drive if they didn't have to sit in plain sight for Google to notice one day.
Does Lithium auto-update? If so, can that be disabled? Tinfoil's auto-updating is a key factor in why I steer clear.
Bonus question: any interest in ever supporting rclone-encrypted Google Drive? I'd keep my games on Google Drive if they didn't have to sit in plain sight for Google to notice one day.
Lithium does not auto-update.
There is interest in supporting encrypted files. I just need time to research and write it to be compatible with rclone. I know how to do it using a custom format, but would be best to support something at least somewhat standard like rclone.
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