Recent content by dyingyam

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    Hacking The status of Gateway and A9LH

    To fix bugs, bugs which may not be found in internal testing. This is beyond that. It just actually doesn't work on an entire platform. This shows that they didn't even try to run it on a N3DS before sending it out to beta testers. Jesus, you have to actually make it sure it works before giving...
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    Hacking The status of Gateway and A9LH

    Honestly, this is just embarrassing at this point. Alpha or beta status does not excuse this level of incompetency. 100% brickrate on N3DS? Do the Gateway devs not own a N3DS? Jesus. I'm not expecting them to have a robust testing system (though I should, this is a paid product—people pay them...
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    Hacking [Guide] How to install/use NTR "CFW" (cheats/real time saving)

    Just a head's up, NTR refused to work (firmware was not supported) for me even with the correct firmware.bin until I changed some of the Luma settings that I had forgotten to update when I went from ARN to Luma. It was probably SysNAND is updated, but I'm not entirely sure.
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    Homebrew Concerning the Nintedont Maintenance and sysUpdater (people who haven't sucesfully downgraded)?

    Yeah, uh, Pingo doesn't have the best track record with that. Besides, all it would've done was to do some hash checks for file integrity. You can do that yourself. If I hadn't downgraded already I'd do it now so softlocks let you have another chance.
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    Homebrew RIP [KTM]

    Though, if you softlock after 10.4 is out (Tuesday seems likely), you'll end up restoring to 10.4, which presumably patches out current entrypoints and memchunk2.
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    Homebrew RIP [KTM]

    I can see how unzipping could cause issues. But at the same time, you don't have to zip the files. I'm sure there's a better way to do it, but my knee-jerk solution would just be to hardcode a table that checks the checksums for the individual .CIAs from "that ISO site" (since it's confirmed to...
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    Homebrew RIP [KTM]

    What I don't understand is what was so hard. From what you've said, it was just supposed to check file integrity before running sysupdater. Presumably the headers of .ttp's have the hash the file should have, so hash the file with md5 or whatever, match the result with the hash in the header...
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