Homebrew RELEASE dOPUS becomes n1dus

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@blawar Did you get opportunity to look at this on the weekend ?

Hope you don't mind me tagging you in, there's quite a few of us hoping you'll be able to help out with this

I looked at it this weekend, I could not get NX-Shell to compile on windows devkitpro @Joel16 . There is a dep that is not windows friendly, and I am not committed enough to set up an ubuntu machine just to compile this.
 
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I looked at it this weekend, I could not get NX-Shell to compile on windows devkitpro @Joel16 . There is a dep that is not windows friendly, and I am not committed enough to set up an ubuntu machine just to compile this.
Sorry but I can't help there. I don't use windows to know what exactly the problem is, I only use linux for all my development related stuff.
 

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Hey, I have a litte problem.

Files under 4GB work flawlessly.

But I can't install files above 4GB.

I dumped them using gcdumptool with the FAT32 option.

Then I created a folder, named it like the dump, set the archive bit, but it still won't work.

The system shows 0KB files size after setting the archive bit.

What did I do wrong?
 

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Sorry for bumping this old thread but imho this app deserves an obituary notice.

I was alive for only a short period but I really liked it, especially since it was the first installer app (iirc) that allowed installing large games that were split due to FAT32 limitations but especially I liked the simple yet beautiful GUI:

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Obviously we have much better solutions now but it makes me a little sad and nostalgic that this thing is lost in time.

I think the DBI dev isn't here (or is he?) but it would be some kind of happy end if he would use this GUI for DBI. :)
 

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