Homebrew [Release] FBI - Open source CIA installer

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Without a CFW that has sig checks removed, the application just wouldn't install at all.
Okay, and if I disable sig checks, then it will install. But, after a cold reboot (= sig checks in place again), how will the CIAs show up (if they do)? Or, will there be any problems on SYSNAND then?
 
Okay, and if I disable sig checks, then it will install. But, after a cold reboot (= sig checks in place again), how will the CIAs show up (if they do)? Or, will there be any problems on SYSNAND then?
You will have the icon of the cia, but you will not able to lauch it.
 
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Okay, and if I disable sig checks, then it will install. But, after a cold reboot (= sig checks in place again), how will the CIAs show up (if they do)? Or, will there be any problems on SYSNAND then?


If you install .cia's with sig checks disabled then reboot the console - they won't show up unless you boot into the CFW again. It can't get as simple as that.

Sig checks = No Warez
No sig checks = Warez
Will it effect sysNAND - not really, the apps just won't load because they don't have a valid signature...
 
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Just realized that this darn thing is case sensitive... went crazy trying to find out why xxx.CIA was not showing up on the list of things to select and install :facepalm:
 
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BigBlueMenu was made from parts of an official nintendo program, so I guess FBI is morally more "clean", as for efficiency, I don't know...
 
About the installed titles list... I can already deduct that it is not possible to display actual title names instead of the cryptic serial numbers (otherwise you would have done that). But, maybe you could display at least some information that may help us find out what content each entry is? I'm thinking about install date, installed app size, things like that.
 
No speaking about efficiency if it is more "clean" to install with fbi or bbm cuz I don't know if I should trust bbm
BBM is just Nintendo DevMenu with some hex editing to change the name to "Title Manager" and an awful banner THAT I HATE.
FBI and BBM are both well stable, so just choose what you want.
If you want to install .cias from SD, not caring about network installation, you can use BBM

If you want to install .cias over network, use FBI
 
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BBM is just Nintendo DevMenu with some hex editing to change the name to "Title Manager" and an awful banner THAT I HATE.
FBI and BBM are both well stable, so just choose what you want.
If you want to install .cias from SD, not caring about network installation, you can use BBM

If you want to install .cias over network, use FBI
Thank you but since I can install cia in sleep mode with bbm i will go with it and use fbi maybe one day for changing something to the nand
 
About the installed titles list... I can already deduct that it is not possible to display actual title names instead of the cryptic serial numbers (otherwise you would have done that). But, maybe you could display at least some information that may help us find out what content each entry is? I'm thinking about install date, installed app size, things like that.

I'm displaying everything that I can at the moment on the top screen.
 
So what if we create an online list that is completed by time and that you can download to the directory 3ds/fbi/titlelist.txt from fbi menu or with a key combination?
 
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