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That's okay, I suspect it's going to require a lot of work to make it happen.
There are some non-technical reasons that make homebrew launcher delayed. And the homebrew feature may become a long-term goal.
If we could run unsigned code that easily, everyone's lives would be so much better...
aside from all the security engineers at Nintendo, at least.
I'm sorry if this is definitely impossible, but could you implement a feature to do system transfers without updating? I have a 3DS and I want to transfer to N3DS without losing CN exploit. Thanks in advance!
Well i never said anything about ''running unsigned codes that easily'' ..nothing is impossible when it comes to informatique and beside, we can easily backup our nand, and so much progress is going on lately..so yeah i guess something like this COULD be possible..was just woundering if its something that could happen with this cfw.
Not impossible by any means, but it depends on whether it needs ARM9 or ARM11 to do so.
NTR2 doesn't have ARM9 access, but I'd think ARM11 would suffice.
In order to launch NTR, we need to run our own (unsigned) code, hence the use of Cubic Ninja.
If we could autoboot NTR, we would thus have an exploit we can install that runs on the system at boot.
With a means that powerful, wouldn't other groups (Gateway) already be head over heels making sure people knew they could use that?
Theoretically, maybe.
With the debugger plugin, we can patch information in memory, the question is how the console connects to Nintendo to authenticate the transfer, and how the transfer itself works.
Unfortunately, I know neither of those things, so I can't be of much use there... but it's a definite maybe. Whether or not someone figures out how to do it (or how it's impossible) is another story.
I am having issues compiling the hello world example. Right now, I get the following output:
also, when can we expect more examples and/or some form of documentation/howto?
Code:
rm: cannot lstat `bin/*.elf': No such file or directory
arm-none-eabi-ld: cannot find -lc
arm-none-eabi-ld: cannot find -lgcc
cp: cannot stat `a.out': No such file or directory
arm-none-eabi-objcopy: 'a.out': No such file
rm: cannot lstat `*.out': No such file or directory
The system cannot find the drive specified.also, when can we expect more examples and/or some form of documentation/howto?
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Not sure what you're asking. NTR2 is pure ARM11, it doesn't have ARM9 access at all.
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I would
ike to know how the arm9 tells the arm11 core what code to execute when the system boots, or am I missinterpting the boot process?
I'm not sure that's information cell9 would be willing to share anyway for obvious reasons.
There should be enough information out there and on 3Dbrew for you to figure it out if you have the experience.
I think one of the KARL devs gave a bit of a summary of how NTR2 works. I remember them saying you couldn't patch sig checks in NTR because it has no ARM9 access. But I'm not sure about the boot process itself.
But I suspect that if you don't have the talent to figure it out yourself, you probably wouldn't know what to do with the information anyway
as i said, i know its not yet possible, i was just asking if it could one day be possible for ntr..anyway..
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