Thnxs for quick reply!
No, DL was from same source.
Yes, I a9hl is installed but I would like to keep both nands with different FW-versions.
I see, DSiWare titles (GBA titles not occur on freeshop) are exceptions because they get installed directly on nand and not on SD-card like the other files.
Thnxs for quick reply!
No, DL was from same source.
Yes, I a9hl is installed but I would like to keep both nands with different FW-versions.
I see, DSiWare titles (GBA titles not occur on freeshop) are exceptions because they get installed directly on nand and not on SD-card like the other files.
This is homebrew software designed to imitate Nintendo's eShop. It allows you to browse and search games, and download ones you own (i.e. games for which you have the titlekey).
Usage:
1. Install the CIA file on your CFW of choice (preferably one removing region restrictions). Do NOT ask about CFW issues in this thread.
2. Put an encTitleKeys.bin file in the directory sdmc:/3ds/data/freeShop/keys/ or go to update settings in freeShop and add a URL to auto-download (recommended).
3. Launch freeShop and enjoy.
This is perhaps over-simplified. I'll be more thorough later. This is mostly for linux, building on Windows will be difficult.
1. Install devkitARM, including ctrulib and citro3d.
2. Build cpp3ds. This script shows how to build it on ubuntu. This includes downloading precompiled portlibs/tools. (if you use Arch it's on AUR)
3. Set CPP3DS env variable to the dir with cpp3ds build (containing lib/include dirs)
Q: Is there a 3dsx version?
A: No, and with the elevated permissions needed, it's not worth the trouble.
Q: Why are games missing? They're on the eShop.
A: It only shows games for which you have the title key (dumped to encTitleKeys.bin). And even then some games won't show because they're not cached server-side (this will eventually change).
Q: Why does freeShop show DLC as installed when I don't have it?
A: All DLC is lumped together with the same title id, so even partial installs will show it as installed. If you're missing DLC, just delete it and reinstall it. If eShop partially installed it, or you previously purchased some DLC through eShop on that console, you may lose the DLC freeShop installs when you revisit eShop. This is currently unavoidable.
Q: Can freeShop download while sleeping?
A: Not yet. It's currently unknown how to go into sleep mode without interrupting network services.
Q: Can I download games of any region?
A: Depends on your CFW. Most of them allow it, including the popular Luma3DS.
Q: Is this safe? Will I get banned/sued for using this?
A: Even modding your console's software/firmware runs legal risks. But like running freeShop, the risk is minimal. If you make sure to only install games you've purchased, then you remain in a safer legal grey area. And there is no way for Nintendo to know which client IP owns which games. That would requires some analytic guesswork, potentially resulting in many false-positive bans. Not likely to happen and none have been reported.
Q: Why don't I have any friends?
A: You should get out more.
Troubleshooting
I keep getting "Failed to install seed" errors.
You likely have a FW version < 9.6 and therefore cannot play newer games that utilize crypto seeds. You can fix this with a FW update.
I keep getting "Wrong title key" errors.
You're probably not using correct encrypted keys (encTitleKeys.bin). Decrypted keys will give this error.
I keep getting "Failed to finalize TMD install: 0xC86044D2".
The system is reporting that you don't have enough space on your SD card to install the game. If it's a DSiWare game, then it's your NAND that doesn't have the space.
I keep getting "Failed to finalize content install: 0xD8E08025".
There are many possible reasons for this. But one known diagnosis is a possible SD card problem. For example, a fake SD card who is reporting space available while it's actually full will often give this error. Double-check your SD card.
I get error code 0xD8A08004
This happens with the installation state gets screwed up. You have to reboot the console to get rid of it. If you consistently get this, report how so the bug can be fixed.
So, since the cache can still be updated, there are still some basic things we could imagine for future updates on a fork:
Fix some annoying GUI glitches.
Add flags for Korean/Chinese titles.
Make the eShop music loop properly by changing the format (BGM to BCSTM? I'm a noob about that shit.)
Errr... Allow more info to get retrieved from CDN (non-cut description text, vids etc.)
Make the cache updates automatic and therefore more frequent (@ss23 Sorry, but sometimes the time between cache updatEs feels so long )
More ideas?
Just my little comment, honestly I don't care about what TheCruel did, bleh that's bad etc., but that has just nothing to do with freeShop. That guy is in prison, end of the story.
FreeShop crashes if you change the download list while it is doing the TMD install (and maybe seed and/or ticket install). For an example if you remove a finished download while it is doing the TMD install it will cause it to crash every time.
FreeShop crashes if your change the download list while doing the TMD install (and maybe seed and/or ticket install). For an example if you remove a finished download while it is doing the TMD install it will cause it to crash every time.
I can second this. At first, I thought it was because I ran out of space on the NAND when a bunch of DSiWare was installing, but I then noticed it happening after installing a few small titles with lots of space left. Soon after this, I also noticed that the "Not enough space on NAND." error was handled correctly when I left the queue alone during installs.
Hi.
I have just soundhacked an O3DSXL.
Freeshop wont run. it starts but crashes back into the home screen right after the loading screen.
I don't have Homebrew Launcher installed as it's broken under 11.4 for O3DSXL.
Any help how I can get the freeshop running? As said: it crashes immediately after loading game list. (it's not even encoding any titles as I don't have a key list loaded. it's a brand new fresh install of freeshop). Any idea?
EDIT: Found the solution. I got the enctitles.bin (or similar), put it manually in the folders 3ds/data/freeshop/ and it worked and booted straight away.
So, since the cache can still be updated, there are still some basic things we could imagine for future updates on a fork:
Fix some annoying GUI glitches.
Add flags for Korean/Chinese titles.
Make the eShop music loop properly by changing the format (BGM to BCSTM? I'm a noob about that shit.)
Errr... Allow more info to get retrieved from CDN (non-cut description text, vids etc.)
Make the cache updates automatic and therefore more frequent (@ss23 Sorry, but sometimes the time between cache updatEs feels so long )
More ideas?
Just my little comment, honestly I don't care about what TheCruel did, bleh that's bad etc., but that has just nothing to do with freeShop. That guy is in prison, end of the story.
Doesn't the settings work to show/hide region? I remember using it looking for a Japanese title.
Doesn't it support BCSTM already? I thought that was added in January. I still use ogg.
You know you can scroll the description. Took me a while to stumble on it. If you move the circle pad up/down, it scrolls.
It doesn't matter if the cache get updates every minute. Unless the person(s) running the title key site doesn't encode the title key, it won't be available for download in freeShop. Once we get bootrom dumped and can do those operations on the PC, I imagine it'll be automated.
You can't get banned using Freeshop
Also it updates when new title keys are loaded to that site Freeshop loads the games from. Make sure you have it set in Freeshop settings to auto update.b
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