Hacking Is there an "Install and Delete CIA" option that installs multiple cias from a folder...?

[atin675]

Basically I want to install like 70 cias from a single folder but want each to 1. Install 2. Delete 3. Then move onto next cia. Want to confirm that the installed cia will delete before moving on to install the next one. Will the "Install and Delete all CIAs" option do this?

 

[CrispyCola]

Basically I want to install like 70 cias from a single folder but want each to 1. Install 2. Delete 3. Then move onto next cia. Want to confirm that the installed cia will delete before moving on to install the next one. Will the "Install and Delete all CIAs" option do this?

It will install all CIAs, then delete them all.

 

[atin675]

It will install all CIAs, then delete them all.

Damn so it 1. Installs all 70 cias 2. Deletes all 70 cias ?

 

[CrispyCola]

Damn so it 1. Installs all 70 cias 2. Deletes all 70 cias ?

I believe so, but I just use Freeshop to install all my games so I'm not entirely sure.

 

[Ryab]

Damn so it 1. Installs all 70 cias 2. Deletes all 70 cias ?

if you select install and detete all cias yes just go to your cias folder in fbi then select current directory then just simply click install and delete all cias

 

[wormdood]

Damn so it 1. Installs all 70 cias 2. Deletes all 70 cias ?

correct that is indeed how fbi handles it . . . in theory one could modify gm9 to install (normal) cias and from there all you would need is a script

 

[Olmectron]

Damn so it 1. Installs all 70 cias 2. Deletes all 70 cias ?

It actually is: "Install CIA 1. Delete CIA 1. Install CIA 2. Delete CIA 2. Install CIA 3. Delete CIA 3..."

They are deleted as they are installed, not full install, full deletion.

 

[wormdood]

It actually is: "Install CIA 1. Delete CIA 1. Install CIA 2. Delete CIA 2. Install CIA 3. Delete CIA 3..."

They are deleted as they are installed, not full install, full deletion.

. . . i dont believe you as my personal experience (when attempting to fill my 128gb sd . . . to the brim) tells me otherwise. the deletion does not happen until all cias are installed . . . try it for yourself

 

[Olmectron]

. . . i dont believe you as my personal experience (when attempting to fill my 128gb sd . . . to the brim) tells me otherwise. the deletion does not happen until all cias are installed . . . try it for yourself

Hmmm.

I could be wrong, yeah, but I got that from experience.

When installing around 30 GBA cias, I once stopped when it was around half, and the first 14 CIAs that were already installed, had their files already deleted.

But now that I think about it, maybe after "cancelling" the process, they got deleted, I guess. Okay, sorry for missinforming.

 

[atin675]

correct that is indeed how fbi handles it . . . in theory one could modify gm9 to install (normal) cias and from there all you would need is a script

Any tutorials on this? Would be real helpful

 

[wormdood]

Any tutorials on this? Would be real helpful

i dont think so but gm9 can indeed install cia files (thats how ctr transfers happen) and can use script based commands (see ntrpack thread . . .i dont have a link sorry) but i have not seen any "guide" for writing script for 3ds . . .

 

[Cuphat]

i dont think so but gm9 can indeed install cia files (thats how ctr transfers happen) and can use script based commands (see ntrpack thread . . .i dont have a link sorry) but i have not seen any "guide" for writing script for 3ds . . .

GodMode9 can not install CIA files.

 

[wormdood]

GodMode9 can not install CIA files.

so how does it accomplish a ctr transfer when the system titles are in cia format?

 

[Ryccardo]

so how does it accomplish a ctr transfer when the system titles are in cia format?

ctrtransfer image = decrypted ctrnand partition to be restored (of potentially another console, since the console-specific files of the destination console are kept)

 

[wormdood]

ctrtransfer image = decrypted ctrnand partition to be restored (of potentially another console, since the console-specific files of the destination console are kept)

you say it like its a .ctr file it is still .cia

 

[OrGoN3]

correct that is indeed how fbi handles it . . . in theory one could modify gm9 to install (normal) cias and from there all you would need is a script

In theory one could fork FBI and edit this process to do it exactly how you want it to.

 

[wormdood]

In theory one could fork FBI and edit this process to do it exactly how you want it to.

that as well . . . my point was/is there is no current way to do what the op wants but with a little tweaking there could be

 

[Ryccardo]

you say it like its a .ctr file it is still .cia

ctrtransfer never used cias, that's sysupdater (and it uses the standard operating system functions for title management)

Nobody has figured out how to edit the ticket.db, title.db and friends - which is a prerequisite to do a clean system reinstall or otherwise install titles without the OS running

 

[wormdood]

ctrtransfer never used cias, that's sysupdater (and it uses the standard operating system functions for title management)

Nobody has figured out how to edit the ticket.db, title.db and friends - which is a prerequisite to do a clean system reinstall or otherwise install titles without the OS running

i stand corrected . . . good shit
it still does not change the core of my original comment just the app one would need to edit so forget gm9 and edit fbi itself

 

[atin675]

I actually just installed the 70 cias and it actually does 1. Install the cia 2. Delete the cia 3. Moves onto next cia file.