Hacking Changing the power-off warning text

[Halvorsen]

In Sleep Mode, the system can...

• Count your steps and collect Play Coins
• Use StreetPass
• Receive various content via SpotPass

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Close the system to enter Sleep Mode from the HOME Menu.
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That screen. I only know of one person who has edited it, but there's nothing really explaining how. Homebrew and stuff is fun, but now I want to edit system files.

 

[solsolis]

I think this might be possible by writing a patch for injector. Aurora uses it to modify the firmware version in system settings. I'm not really sure which .cxi you would to patch though.

 

[Deleted User]

@astronautlevel Changed the font in the Sleep Menu

 

[Asia81]

Like that ?

 

[Deleted User]

Like that ?

You tricky bugger!

 

[New_Newbie]

It'd be great if there was a way to remove it... I've always hated that screen. I know having to press the power button twice is a trivial problem, but this is why I switched from the MSET exploit to a9lh. Everything must be as fast as possible! Always! xD

 

[Faru]

Like that ?

How? ; - ;

 

[Capitán Retraso]

Like that ?

Share your knowledge with the dirty peasants, sempai XD

 

[PaiiNSteven]

Like that ?

I swear to god. I want. Please make a tutorial!

 

[Ryccardo]

I'm trying!

 

[Halvorsen]

It'd be great if there was a way to remove it... I've always hated that screen. I know having to press the power button twice is a trivial problem, but this is why I switched from the MSET exploit to a9lh. Everything must be as fast as possible! Always! xD

There's always Quick Shutdown.cia, don't have to click the button even once.

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I didn't get any notifications that anyone responded to this thread. And yeah, that's exactly it.

 

[Ryccardo]

No deal, my hacked home launchers don't boot at all, with or without reencrypting...

 

[NekoMichi]

My guess is that it involves taking the update pack of your current system menu version, decrypting one of the .cia files, modifying its contents, then re-encrypting it before installing.

 

[Ryccardo]

Yeah (or download it with 3dnus), extract it with the trinity (3dstool/ctrtool/makerom), use MSBT editor to decompress romfs:/message/{language}/menu_msbt_LZ.bin, use MSBT editor 2 to screw around with "lau_press_pow_u?", back to the former tool to recompress, fix the filename, repack the cia, reencrypt with D9, uninstall your home (ctr-p-hmm?), install the new one to nand... and brick, as I can't understand why it doesn't like the changes!

 

[Asia81]

I will show you , give a moment

 

[NekoMichi]

Another possible method would be to extract the already installed language files using something like GodMode9, editing it on a PC and then copying it back but that sounds really risky. We won't know for sure how it works until Onodera reveals the magic

(I think this is an excellent way of adding the owner's information in case of a lost console)

 

[Halvorsen]

Another possible method would be to extract the already installed language files using something like GodMode9, editing it on a PC and then copying it back but that sounds really risky. We won't know for sure how it works until Onodera reveals the magic

(I think this is an excellent way of adding the owner's information in case of a lost console)

That's exactly the reason I wanted it!

 

[Asia81]

That's exactly the reason I wanted it!

And this why I did it

 

[Mr.ButtButt]

And this why I did it

is it possible to change the background-gray color to something else. or maybe even a picture?

 

[Asia81]

I don't now.
I didn't try