Yeah, but I don't think is that hard to give USB support on a rpx Loadiine, but due the lack of documentation and how worthless would be an installable Loadiine, well... you know [emoji14]
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Currently, it is possible to have direct filesystem access on the Wii U itself, by launching an iosuhax firmware capable of WUPServer, at which point we can directly communicate with it using sockets. It is essentially running WUPServer and WUPClient (you know, the python script?) on the same device.
Haven't seen anyone try this yet, though.
Still worthless for Loadiine, but perhaps useful on FTPiiU and WUPinstaller [emoji14]
At first we need to way to mount a NTFS (or at least fat32) USB device and this has nothing to do with elf or rpx. We probably need a driver.
But I mean on rednand we have signatures patched and can install everything on your external hdd. Do we really need loadiine hdd support?
For mods we just need to allow sd access in every app and use cafiine
Who ever said that lol
And i see what u mean tho
The hdd would still not be recognisable as a storage unit for the games
At first thanks.
But when we have a GUI, we should use it for the things we currently CAN'T adjust using the command line.
Like modifing the ContentRules and replace the hardcoded values in the TMD
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Do you have a specific suggestion? I'll go through the NUSPacker code and try to understand it, then you can PM me what you think the GUI should be able to do (specifically).At first thanks.
But when we have a GUI, we should use it for the things we currently CAN'T adjust using the command line.
Like modifing the ContentRules and replace the hardcoded values in the TMD
I have an suggestion for you and its the most important feature! file splitting of big files over 4gb on fat32 file system!
I converted Black ops II for wii u but couldn't transfer the 0000000B.app file that is 18.7gb in size.
The application needs to be able to limited files to under 4gb, when converting big files or split them, whatever way is feasible.
Anyway to get around this while i wait for this feature?
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Can anyone help me get this working? I'd like to repack a ds vc title with a custom ROM. It always claims I have no code content or meta folders even though I am pointing it to the right directory.
I have an suggestion for you and its the most important feature! file splitting of big files over 4gb on fat32 file system!
I converted Black ops II for wii u but couldn't transfer the 0000000B.app file that is 18.7gb in size.
The application needs to be able to limited files to under 4gb, when converting big files or split them, whatever way is feasible.
Anyway to get around this while i wait for this feature?
You need to extened the content rules. Today I'll try t implement an auto-detection.
Otherwise you can try to do it manually, just write the rules on your own:
https://bitbucket.org/timogus/nuspa...&fileviewer=file-view-default#Starter.java-92
Doing something like (each rule will create a new .app file
Code:
/*000000??*/ rules.createNewRule("/content/.*", common_details_content);
/*000000??*/ rules.createNewRule("/content/packages/.*", common_details_content);
/*000000??*/ rules.createNewRule("/content/movies/.*", common_details_content);
/*000000??*/ rules.createNewRule("/content/bigfile123.bin", common_details_content);
/*000000??*/ rules.createNewRule("/content/assets/models/.*", common_details_content);Notice that the order may be important. You need to order it from the least to the most specific (otherwise the rules will be overwrittten). Each file will be assigned to last .app it gets assinged to. (And make sure to assign ALL files, otherwise NUSPacker will fail)
@Quantumcat for example this!
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I can't get this to work for the life of me. When I specify a directory that contains code, meta, and content subdirectories (and their relevant contents), it just throws a NullPointerException when generating the FST. Any ideas?
Directory structure
Java version:
Output:
Code:
>java -jar NUSPacker.jar -in "hbl" -out "out" -tID 0005000013371337 -encryptionKey 1371337133713371337133713371337 -encryptKeyWith <Wii U common key removed, and the original doesn't have <>'s>Directory structure
Code:
└─hbl
├─code
├─content
└─metaJava version:
Code:
>java -version
java version "1.8.0_111"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_111-b14)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.111-b14, mixed mode)Output:
Code:
NUSPacker 0.1 - alpha
Files read. Set it to content files.
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Apply rule /code/app.xml
Set content to 00000001 for: /code/app.xml
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Apply rule /code/cos.xml
Set content to 00000002 for: /code/cos.xml
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Apply rule /meta/meta.xml
Set content to 00000003 for: /meta/meta.xml
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Apply rule /meta/.*[^.xml]+
Set content to 00000004 for: /meta/bootDrcTex.tga
Set content to 00000004 for: /meta/bootLogoTex.tga
Set content to 00000004 for: /meta/bootMovie.h264
Set content to 00000004 for: /meta/bootSound.btsnd
Set content to 00000004 for: /meta/bootTvTex.tga
Set content to 00000004 for: /meta/iconTex.tga
Set content to 00000004 for: /meta/Manual.bfma
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Apply rule /meta/bootMovie.h264
Set content to 00000005 for: /meta/bootMovie.h264
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Apply rule /meta/bootLogoTex.tga
Set content to 00000006 for: /meta/bootLogoTex.tga
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Apply rule /meta/Manual.bfma
Set content to 00000007 for: /meta/Manual.bfma
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Apply rule /code/.*(.rpx|.rpl)
Set content to 00000008 for: /code/homebrew_launcher.rpx
Trying /code/.*(.rpx|.rpl)to/content/
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Apply rule /code/preload.txt
No file matched the rule. Lets delete the content again
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Apply rule /content/.*
Set content to 00000009 for: /content/
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Generating the FST.
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
at com.tim.wuppacker.fst.FSTEntry.getFSTEntriesByContent(FSTEntry.java:5
24)
at com.tim.wuppacker.fst.FSTEntry.getFSTEntriesByContent(FSTEntry.java:5
28)
at com.tim.wuppacker.fst.FSTEntries.getFSTEntriesByContent(FSTEntries.ja
va:50)
at com.tim.wuppacker.utils.Contents.update(Contents.java:167)
at com.tim.wuppacker.fst.FST.update(FST.java:39)
at com.tim.wuppacker.NUSPackageFactory.createNewPackage(NUSPackageFactor
y.java:48)
at com.tim.wuppacker.Starter.main(Starter.java:94)
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Actually, if the mod in question only requires modifications to the /vol/content folder, we don't even need signature patches to install it to sysNAND.
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Since now we can use CFWBooter with sysNAND to install our DLCs and eShops to a USB device, would this process be possible to repack a Loadiine backup and let us install it with the title.tik from the game disc?
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@Psionic Roshambo, MP3s were designed to be as small as possible, so that they can be shared on the internet. WAVE files were more bigger in size and would take hours to upload back in the day.
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