Fluffy - A Tinfoil and Goldleaf GUI

fallingrat · Feb 16, 2019

linuxares said:
Do you still have the modified version?

Yes. This app is for flashing an ESP8266. This is the link where I downloaded it: mega

It still works on my computer.

I've looked into its contents, but couldn't find anything helpful.

linuxares · Feb 16, 2019

@fourminute can you maybe see why this one works compared to normal Fluffy

CaptainCrunch · Feb 17, 2019

Arithmatics said:
tried this, but after step 12 it's giving me a RESTART - Your program is still running! do you want to kill it. No gui pops up.

I get that message whenever I quit IDLE, after the Fluffy GUI launches. This may sound dumb, but did you check to see if the Fluffy GUI window was hidden behind the other two IDLE windows? What happens if you allow the program to be killed?

Also, I have no idea if this matters, but I forgot to include in the guide that after installing Python, they say to complete the process by installing certificates. You do this by double clicking on the "Install Certificates.command" file that's installed into the Python 3.7 folder. So if you didn't do that, maybe do it and try opening Fluffy again?

Sorry I can't be of more help. I'm not familiar with python, IDLE, or terminal at all aside from using them to get Fluffy going...

rubyred · Feb 17, 2019

This app is perfect. Thank you so much for putting it together!

ciskohansen · Feb 18, 2019

working, thanks

fallingrat · Feb 18, 2019

@linuxares Somebody told me a workaround to use fluffy with El Capitan. I installed an old version of fluffy: 1.4.1, and it works great. Program interface is less fancy, but it does the work (with usb).

Cheers

bluedart · Feb 19, 2019

This is beautiful, thanks for this. It was a bit of a setup, but well worth it because I can now install nsps via usb without it screwing up.

fourminute · Feb 20, 2019

I don't have a Mac unfortunately, I honestly don't know and couldn't help debug Mac related issues.

If you do have issues with using Fluffy however, feel free to drop a bug report in the Github Issues page. I check it daily and resolve most issues as soon as possible. Be sure to include the fluffy.log file in your report.

Idontknowwhattoputhere · Feb 20, 2019

fourminute said:
I don't have a Mac unfortunately, I honestly don't know and couldn't help debug Mac related issues.

If you do have issues with using Fluffy however, feel free to drop a bug report in the Github Issues page. I check it daily and resolve most issues as soon as possible. Be sure to include the fluffy.log file in your report.

could always make a mac os vm

fourminute · Feb 20, 2019

Idontknowwhattoputhere said:
could always make a mac os vm

Thought about it but there's no official way to get MacOS besides torrenting. I don't trust running something unofficial even if it's in a VM.

Idontknowwhattoputhere · Feb 20, 2019

fourminute said:
Thought about it but there's no official way to get MacOS besides torrenting. I don't trust running something unofficial even if it's in a VM.

Options always there

Gee19 · Feb 21, 2019

fourminute said:
I don't have a Mac unfortunately, I honestly don't know and couldn't help debug Mac related issues.

If you do have issues with using Fluffy however, feel free to drop a bug report in the Github Issues page. I check it daily and resolve most issues as soon as possible. Be sure to include the fluffy.log file in your report.

I have a mac if you need some help reproducing stuff on MacOS. Feel free to reach out, I'm in your discord

roberto30 · Feb 23, 2019

MadButch said:
To everyone with backend problems (tihi!).

Download the latest binary of libusb:

Copy the libusb-1.0.dll from that archive (\MS32\dll\ folder) to the same folder as the fluffy.pyw script.

Now just double click the fluffy script, and everything should work...

you are the best, ty a lot !

CaptainCrunch · Feb 23, 2019

fallingrat said:
I followed the steps but can't get it to work on Mac OS. If I double click on the fluffy.pyw, it just shows the code of the program. I tried changing the extension to*.py and running it through terminal, but it still doesn't work.

I successfully installed all the required stuff.

Is there anything I'm doing wrong? Some help would be much appreciated.

Edit: some more information. I'm using Mac OS X 10.11.6. When I double click the +.pyw, IDLE opens and I see the code. There is a second window: Python shell. Nothing else.

I attempted to run it with terminal, and it instantly closes.

Btw, don't know if you ever got Fluffy to work, but I noticed you are running OSX 10.11.16. The version of OSX I'm using and got Fluffy to work on is 10.13.6 (High Sierra). Your issue could be a compatibility problem between 10.11.16 and either Fluffy or IDLE.

fallingrat · Feb 23, 2019

CaptainCrunch said:
Btw, don't know if you ever got Fluffy to work, but I noticed you are running OSX 10.11.16. The version of OSX I'm using and got Fluffy to work on is 10.13.6 (High Sierra). Your issue could be a compatibility problem between 10.11.16 and either Fluffy or IDLE.

I’m using an old release of fluffy: 1.4.1. This works fine and is good enough for me.

I couldn’t get the last version of fluffy to work. I think there is some kind of incompatibility, but I couldn’t figure out how to solve it.

moonblood666 · Feb 24, 2019

fourminute said:
Fluffy

So what's different about Fluffy?
Fluffy is the first to introduce:

Goldleaf and Tinfoil Support.

USB and Network install with transfer rate and progress bar.

Display current install rate in MB/ for both USB and Network mode(Goldleaf & Tinfoil too)

Display current NCA name and count.

Transfer mode option switchable between "Normal" and "Safe".

Individual NSP selection (suggested by: ShadowHand, thanks!)

Show current NSP being installed

Switch connected indicator

USB 5.x Fix (Compatible with Firmware versions 5.x and below)

GitHub:
https://github.com/fourminute/Fluffy

Latest Releases
https://github.com/fourminute/Fluffy/releases

Recommended TinFoil.nro
https://github.com/fourminute/Fluffy/blob/master/Tinfoil.nro

How-To-Use

Download and Install Python 3 from https://www.python.org/downloads/. Ensure no previous version of Python is installed. This may cause an error "PyUSB not found". Do not use the 64-bit version of Python 3 with Fluffy.

Open Terminal/CMD

Run "pip3 install pyusb" and "pip3 install pyqt5" and "pip3 install libusb" and "pip3 install libusb1"

MacOS users must also run "brew install libusb". For more info on brew, head to https://brew.sh/.

Going forward,
I plan to support Fluffy for the foreseeable future.

I hope this tool can help anyone and everyone that uses it,
fourminute

About "

Open Terminal/CMD
Run "pip3 install pyusb" and "pip3 install pyqt5" and "pip3 install libusb" and "pip3 install libusb1"

Where do I have to put those lines exactly? neither the Windows cmd nor the Python3 cmd know those commands.

Deleted User · Feb 24, 2019

moonblood666 said:
About "

Open Terminal/CMD

Run "pip3 install pyusb" and "pip3 install pyqt5" and "pip3 install libusb" and "pip3 install libusb1"

Where do I have to put those lines exactly? neither the Windows cmd nor the Python3 cmd know those commands.

https://github.com/fourminute/Fluffy

Go there and scroll down until you see Windows Instructions follow each step. also what CFW are you using?

moonblood666 · Feb 24, 2019

Dragonx41 said:
https://github.com/fourminute/Fluffy

Go there and scroll down until you see Windows Instructions follow each step. also what CFW are you using?

Kosmos

Deleted User · Feb 24, 2019

moonblood666 said:
Kosmos

So Atmosphere have you installed the sigpatches? Make sure they are done or Tinfoil 0.2.1 or Goldleaf will have issues.

moonblood666 · Feb 24, 2019

I don't think I did. Where do I get them?

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