Homebrew Problem with FBI

[FrozenDragon150]

Hello, I was installing The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D on Rxtools EmuNAND, but it stopped at 99% and said something like "install failed" and "invalid signature" and stuff.

Thing is, the game installed properly before, I had erased it a while back, but now it doesn't want to install again.

FBI still works, since I've just installed Zelda MM3D and it's update

Halp?

 

[Xenosaiga]

Sounds stupid but do you have enough space to install?

 

[Lynk]

Hello, I was installing The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D on Rxtools EmuNAND, but it stopped at 99% and said something like "install failed" and "invalid signature" and stuff.

Thing is, the game installed properly before, I had erased it a while back, but now it doesn't want to install again.

FBI still works, since I've just installed Zelda MM3D and it's update

Halp?

Try installing another CIA manager, I suggest BBM (BigBlueMenu)
You can find it with a simple google search
Install BBM with FBI then use BBM to install OoT

 

[FrozenDragon150]

Sounds stupid but do you have enough space to install?

Yes, the game is 454.60 MB, and I have 1533.44 MB of space

 

[pofer]

have your tried using any other cia installer such as BBM?

 

[FrozenDragon150]

have your tried using any other cia installer such as BBM?

Nope, gonna try that now.

 

[Xenosaiga]

Yes, the game is 454.60 MB, and I have 1533.44 MB of space

Odd... I have yet to have an issue with FBI aside from when I was trying to run it on 10.3 with legit CIA.

Have you tried installing it a second time? It may have just been a hiccup. Weird things do occasionally happen

 

[FrozenDragon150]

Problem solved, I deleted the cia file and transferred it again, it installed properly now.

Thanks everyone, this thread may now be closed.

 

[BORTZ]

Problem solved, I deleted the cia file and transferred it again, it installed properly now.

Thanks everyone, this thread may now be closed.

We generally dont practice closing a thread after the problem has been solve. By leaving the conversation open, others with the same issue may ask questions.

 

[FrozenDragon150]

We generally dont practice closing a thread after the problem has been solve. By leaving the conversation open, others with the same issue may ask questions.

Ah, really? Oh well, that's fine I guess.

I mean't to get it closed since I found out it technically wasn't even a problem with FBI, but a problem copying the .cia file to the SD card.