Hacking Official Corbenik - Another CFW for advanced users (with bytecode patches!)

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Check in the NATIVE_FIRM directory in your CTRNAND. To be more precise, use GM9 or FBI to browse your CTRNAND and go to title/00040138/00000001/ and check the .app file. Its name is the current version.

Then, download the file from http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000002/<insert numbers here without the .app extension>

For example, for 11.0 its http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000002/00000052.
11.2 Native FIRM works just fine on the latest skeith build! I need to test the Stable build.
 
Yeah, apparently the patch that broke down was the minimum titleversion fix patch. So unless you want to downgrade to a lower version while using an 11.2 native firm, you're fine.
Fair enough, seems like something that will be fixed pretty quickly
Second note, works fine on Stable build as well.
 
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Check in the NATIVE_FIRM directory in your CTRNAND. To be more precise, use GM9 or FBI to browse your CTRNAND and go to title/00040138/00000001/ and check the .app file. Its name is the current version. This for o3ds?

Then, download the file from http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000002/<insert numbers here without the .app extension>

For example, for 11.0 its http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/0004013800000002/00000052.
 
Stupid question: what is the version needed for n3ds? For some reason, both of my nands have /titles/00040138/20000002/00000028.app and using that in the link just gives a 404.
edit: Using that titleid and version works, but I don't have a 00000002 folder...
 
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Stupid question: what is the version needed for n3ds? For some reason, both of my nands have /titles/00040138/20000002/00000028.app and using that in the link just gives a 404.
Change the last 2 to a 1 (20000001)
And recheck the version that's present in your NAND.
 
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Not sure if it's a bug or something, but if I put my 9.6 key at "/corbenik/share/keys/11key96.key", it fails to boot (firmlaunch failed), while it works fine when I keep it at "/Slot0x11Key96.bin".

Also, your GitHub Readme is not updated for the new location of "native.key". While it's not required to have one, the path displayed is wrong for those who wants to put their own keys.

Otherwise, everything is perfect, thanks ! :)

Known. And yes, I need to fix the freaking README. I removed the alternate key path in the new release, since no keys are located there any longer (aside from that one.) The *plan* at least is to implement D9 keydb as the alternative, since it's much cleaner.

Why does Corbenik not load FIRMs from CTRNAND?
Is there a particular reason why it was designed this way?

Yes and no. I refuse to implement solely ctrnand handling. I'm open to implementing it as an option (and have been working towards that), but I have a hell of a lot of refactoring I need to do first, and I'm beginning to get seriously discouraged.

Have you tested with an 11.2 NFIRM? Apparently one of Luma's (nightly) patches broke down, either the svcBackdoor patch or the minimum title version patch.

Wonderful. I missed 11.2, huh? Ugh. Yeah, the title DG fix is probably broken.

That's what I get for getting caught up in IRL stuff...and I'm still freaking busy. I think I'm beginning to understand how @mid-kid feels. :(
 
Take a break, take your time :)

Having D9 keydb and be able to load FIRM from CTRNAND would be awesome, but we're not in a hurry ;)
 
Take a break, take your time :)

Having D9 keydb and be able to load FIRM from CTRNAND would be awesome, but we're not in a hurry ;)

This. Corbenik is already the best CFW for power users and I don't think that's changing soon.

More important that you pace yourself and don't burn out than polish everything immediately.
 
Anyways, I fixed the anti-downgrade, but I don't have the ability to do a skeith build right now. I *really* should move that to my VPS. If you have python2, you can just run make in the patch folder and replace aadowngrade.vco in sbin for now. Otherwise, this was fairly minor and everything else seems to have held up to 11.2.

And again; they didn't update the freaking version check. Just...why?
 
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Anyways, I fixed the anti-downgrade, but I don't have the ability to do a skeith build right now. I *really* should move that to my VPS. If you have python2, you can just run make in the patch folder and replace aadowngrade.vco in sbin for now. Otherwise, this was fairly minor and everything else seems to have held up to 11.2.

And again; they didn't update the freaking version check. Just...why?
Stupidness? I can't tell. Maybe they think it'll somehow boost their system sales?
 
Anyways, I fixed the anti-downgrade, but I don't have the ability to do a skeith build right now. I *really* should move that to my VPS. If you have python2, you can just run make in the patch folder and replace aadowngrade.vco in sbin for now. Otherwise, this was fairly minor and everything else seems to have held up to 11.2.

And again; they didn't update the freaking version check. Just...why?
I am just happy to hear you were able to fix it. Take your time, real life is always more important.
 

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