that usually doesn't happen.. try againno browser crash this time...
if i hit home though. I get an error message. and still no eshop. Definite improvement though!
It's doing memory scanning, wait patiently.
If after 5 minutes it doesn't return to Home Menu, it's really weird.
Left it for about five minutes. Still the same. LoadCode Loading... Underneath that... about two pixels worth of white.. Which may have originally been drawing something... a load bar maybe? Also, wireless led occasionally flickers.
I'll leave it while I get ready for bed anyway. 2am... i'm up in five hours *groans*
Testing here, crashed on LoadCode Loading. Waiting for 7 min and still dead there loading.
Added actual patch.
Also, I realized I never posted use directions. Figures since this wasn't really released
Anyways, it works when the loading bar and "this page failed to load" message disappears. You press the home button and it should say "an error has occurred". That means the patch worked.
If it fails, it either freezes (you can't press home) or it crashes (an error has occurred) without pressing anything.
Of course, if someone wants to make a better UX and show an animated GIF that shows the message "Press the Home Button" in 30 seconds or something, it would be nice.
I really don't know what code you're compiling (since obviously if you patch the ECS urls to http://yourip/ it won't work). What you SHOULD be compiling is the latest update-patch branch with the other memcpy_ for the URLs commented out.
Also, I'm sorry to do this but I'm not going provide support for this. This is literally designed just for my own use in investigating eshop. If I have time (and chances are I wont) I'll finish up spider-lcfw that is designed for users in mind. This is very hacky and I won't be surprised if it just doesn't work. I could have just not posted it on github but it's out there for anyone to get working--just not me.
Also, I'm sorry to do this but I'm not going provide support for this. This is literally designed just for my own use in investigating eshop. If I have time (and chances are I wont) I'll finish up spider-lcfw that is designed for users in mind. This is very hacky and I won't be surprised if it just doesn't work. I could have just not posted it on github but it's out there for anyone to get working--just not me.
Okay. Good.
My silly mistake.
I kept uploading for a while the code.rar from my old folder (with wrong code and wrong offsets).
Now there is the ACTUAL latest code.
Sorry for the time you lost because of me.
So with this apparently figured out on O3DS and N3DS, it seems System Transfer from O3SD to region-changed regular N3DS is now possible...
The question I have is what is the best way about getting my 9.6/7 EmuNAND data onto my 9.2 SysNAND on my O3DS? My NANDs are still linked so it should be pretty easy. Is there any way to easily downgrade my EmuNAND or should I just extract all my NAND save files from the EmuNAND, import them into SysNAND image, flash that to O3DS and System Transfer? Maybe I can even get this done tonight...
The question I have is what is the best way about getting my 9.6/7 EmuNAND data onto my 9.2 SysNAND on my O3DS? My NANDs are still linked so it should be pretty easy. Is there any way to easily downgrade my EmuNAND or should I just extract all my NAND save files from the EmuNAND, import them into SysNAND image, flash that to O3DS and System Transfer? Maybe I can even get this done tonight...
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