It turned out to be problems with the SD card, I ran a disk scan/repair on my computer and then it worked again.
Awoo is as dead as SX OS - I posted it in the other thread too but here's the DBI link again https://github.com/rashevskyv/dbi/releases
Tinwoo hasn't been dead quite as long as Awoo, but it's not updated for the new format
Thanks you!!!
This New eshop nsp format just a joke
Prevent people try install them use old method....
Nintendo...
https://gbatemp.net/threads/new-nsp-format.594045/ only certain new games have it so far
This format is strange, but i don't think it will be used by all in the future, only on some.
DBI Installer and tinfoil support it, but it will not that hard to get support on others installers as the hard work is done by console not by installer
DBI Installer and tinfoil support it, but it will not that hard to get support on others installers as the hard work is done by console not by installer
Yep it wouldn't be hard, someone could add it to those installers today, but I don't know if anyone will because they've basically been abandoned since last year. This suggests that not only because of the new format but also in general, people would likely be better off using an installer that gets regular updates. And preferably not one known for hostile code and hate speech... So... DBI.
DBI is fantastic and duckbill007 (the author) is very skilled.
I am trying to figure out how it works and i am really near (thanks to @duckbill007 hints and Atmosphere sourcecode)
I am trying to figure out how it works and i am really near (thanks to @duckbill007 hints and Atmosphere sourcecode)
No it's not sadly. I've yet to hear anyone say anything negative about its behaviour or trustworthiness tho.
For people who want open-source on principle, updating Awoo would be a good way to go.
Is a legit choise to keep close source his code. Is a personal choice and has to be respected. DBI is a very good installer
I will work on my title manager that for now dont have an installer but is planned to add and duckbill007 gave me many hints. I dont think it will be as good as DBI and with all its good features but is open source.
I will work on my title manager that for now dont have an installer but is planned to add and duckbill007 gave me many hints. I dont think it will be as good as DBI and with all its good features but is open source.
Fixing Awoo installer for this titles is very easy just fill the sparsinfo field that was never used before (this file format is not new, is old from FW 5 thanks @duckbill007 for suggesting it)
The rest is managed by Atmosphere that support this from long time ago
(fix for goldleaf is 1 line of code as far as i know)
The rest is managed by Atmosphere that support this from long time ago
(fix for goldleaf is 1 line of code as far as i know)
That flag has nothing common with sparse. Sparse is a nca feature and that flag only shows that base is not stand alone.
Awoo installer completly ignore the sparseinfo field, it use it as padding bytes, since is system that manage sparse i think is easy to get that installer works for sparse storage nsp
in nca.hpp the struct have
so is ignored
in nca.hpp the struct have
C:
u8 _0x148[0xB8]; /* Padding. */so is ignored
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