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Yeah definitely a mac issue.. I opened up the SD card in windows and unchecked "prepare these files for archiving" as been suggested in other places and it works a charm.
Is there a way to blockk all nintendo requests to prevent banning and still use the online homebrew appstore?
We now have an update-checker that runs two times a day so that we can find out when Github homebrew apps from the store are out of date. I'm also in the process of going through every single app on 5.1 and documenting how they work and what the caveats of them are: https://github.com/vgmoose/appstorenx/wiki/Switchbru-Repo . This is taking a while though and I'm only about 1/3 of the way through.
I want to surface this info in the hb app store app too, so that it's easier to tell in-the-app why an app is behaving the way it is. And I intend to remove any apps from the main repo that don't work or crash on 5.1 out of the box.
And also to address this question that I also see being asked a lot:
If someone wants to try that approach, they can either do it on their own or can even fork the app store client and have it talk to Github. I prefer having the repos organized by a central source though (and multiple repos allow for decentralization anyway).
I want to surface this info in the hb app store app too, so that it's easier to tell in-the-app why an app is behaving the way it is. And I intend to remove any apps from the main repo that don't work or crash on 5.1 out of the box.
And also to address this question that I also see being asked a lot:
The number one reason this can't be done is because developers are inconsistent with how releases are uploaded, for instance some just throw the NRO on there, sometimes there are extra folders, some need external files, some are zipped, rar'd, or 7-zip'd. And this is fair, I can't expect them to upload it in the exact format required by the app store (all files in a zip relative to the root of the SD).
If someone wants to try that approach, they can either do it on their own or can even fork the app store client and have it talk to Github. I prefer having the repos organized by a central source though (and multiple repos allow for decentralization anyway).
Same here. Could use it before though. It crashes for me when I try and open it. Tried on sx os 1.4 and hetake, none of them worked for me
Hi,
Total noob here. Setting up files to use when my sx os arrives. What files from the extracted rar do i put in my 'switch' folder?
Total noob here. Setting up files to use when my sx os arrives. What files from the extracted rar do i put in my 'switch' folder?
you need SD://switch/appstore/<all files and folders within appstore folder here>
sure care to add a release ?
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BakerMan
I rather enjoy a life of taking it easy. I haven't reached that life yet though.
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Lazy day for me. Was gonna go grocery shopping but it's raining so I don't feel like going out. Listened to music and messed with server stuff instead -
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I feel like school, back when I was actually in school, was more entertaining though, because of how much I get to interact with people, hang out with friends, and other stuff like that. All I get to talk to at work is my boring coworkers lol
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