As a frequent critic of the new xecuter, would just like to say thank you for removing the check. As much as some of their practices irritate me, its important that you set the right standard. Two wrong's dont make a right here. xecuter utilizes open source code for commercial profit and yet restricts access to non-xecuter users on some of their products.

But there's no reason for you to do the same to them. Its better to be the bigger person - leading by example. Open source should be open to all without these author-imposed restrictions.

Thanks for doing that!

 

Correct this is advertised as no bullshit sw. Lets keep it that way.

 

I've just tried to install over LAN with nsb-uploader.
I can select the NSP and when i click on + to install, I got: "PerformRequest:93: Failed to retrieve HTTP Header: Couldn't connect to server".

 

I'm on MacOS too and I have the same error so I guess you can forget Awoo for now.
I'm using NS-USB along with goldleaf without any problems: launch the jar, select goldleaf, choose the files, click on send, then on goldleaf "explore", VIRT and install.

For nsz, I haven't tried yet.

 

I've submitted an application, if it's approved you'll see it on there soon.

I can't speak for how Mac OS works, but perhaps take a look at whatever firewall settings it may have applied. Worst comes to worst, you can upload it to Google Drive and install it by pressing Y on the net install page, or copy it to your SD card.

It's a planned feature. The reasons for it not being included yet have been discussed previously in this thread.

 

Can you in the future and the ability to browse the sd card to locate a nsp/nsz to install? or add the nxdumptool directory as a location to look for nsps? Otherwise great tool!

 

Sweet, looking forward to it!

 

Oof. Shots fired..

 

I don't have any current plans of my own for USB support beyond @HookedBehemoth trying to figure it out in a "reasonable" way, and then me making it work with the UI. The way USB interfacing works with libnx currently is just too far from a usable experience for me to implement and keep the "just werks" part of the feature list. I have a good rant about my struggles here.

Unironically Awoo Installer has been faster for me over Wi-Fi with boost mode enabled than Goldleaf's shitty, buggy (usbcomms issues probably) USB implementation. We get 40MBps over ethernet with net installations by the way. Only 40 because we're maxing out our SD controllers.

Not meant to start an argument or something, I'm just saying net installs have a world of their own benefits over USB installs, even if you don't ditch your built-in wireless module to do them. Try it!!

 

(Keep in mind that I don't have a lot of time these days)