YESS! THANK YOU!Iquickly played with it before going to work.
Top Screen :
Bottom Screen :
The top screen in in french, I will make an english one later, time to go to work.
@Wolfvak : I have a request : can you make a version whith screens init black instead of white, it will be more seamless for contributions like mine for example. Great work btw, thx for the release
What? You mean it doesn't perform screen initialization like the current one does? Maybe I'll *try* to implement that as well...
Yeah, you *most likely* used @delebile's old fork which doesn't include screen init. You could use @dark_samus3' installer, but I'll try to include screen init here as well.
Maybe you could make a payload for the arm11, which runs the animation. This way you would have at least twice as much processing power(268MHz in arm11 instead of 134MHz on arm9). You would only need to use arm9 to load the file, because arm11 has no direct file access.
Unfortunately such thing would defeat the whole purpose of *boot* screens, they're supposed to come up as soon as you boot up your console.
No, you would only need to start loading the file to a specific location in fc ram, while arm11 loads it from there, you would only need a simple communication, and if you checked out the screen init code(which also runs on arm11) you would see that its not that hard to write a payloads that's running at arm11. The only thing would be, that you would need to write something to communicate for the file access, so it would wait If the file loading on arm9 is to slow.
I actually already load stuff onto the FCRAM, hence the 50MB limitation.
Just load the thing to fcram on arm9 and then have the arm11 process it. fcram is 128 MB
Alright, I'll try it out. Can you just return; from the ARM11 payload to the ARM9?Just load the thing to fcram on arm9 and then have the arm11 process it. fcram is 128 MB
On arm9 simply wait for an value, which you set on arm11 after you finished, and on arm11 end the execution with something like this:
volatile u32 *a11_entry = (volatile u32 *)0x1FFFFFF8;
while (!*a11_entry);
((void (*)())*a11_entry)();Alright I checked out a9lh's source and I think I can do it. Expect something in <12 hours
