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Hacking [Release] NTR Debugger 2 (with source) - the first public real-time debugger for N3DS

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I saw that post already. But Thank you for being the person to at least try and help me. everyone would ignore me so thank you
 
I've managed to recreate the multiplatform port, and managed to optimize a few things though there's likely no noticeable speed difference though the program is now properly threaded.
I'll post a thread later about it, including source etc.. Just saying if anyone was wondering.
 
When launching and playing OoT, it seems the OS turns off Wi-Fi, probably to save battery power. Obviously this disconnects the active debug session. Going into the home menu while the game's still running and launching the web browser will turn the Wi-Fi back on, at least until a few seconds after you close the browser. Is there any workaround for this?

Also, I saw the excellent post on page 3 that laid out some useful commands. The best thing about that screenshot was it showed the proper syntax (they're to be called as functions, what arguments they needed) to actually run these commands. If you get it wrong all you get is a useless stack trace. Maybe I'd get it if I read through the source. It'd be nice if it were explained in the interactive session.
 
Mr.??? said:
You guy are full of crap. There us no tutorial about how to use this and every text tutorial is unclear. To be fucking honest there isn't a tutorial on the damn page. it just talks about the features. can everyone quit being a bunch of duchebags and freaking tell the some of us who are having a hard time and give a VIDEO tutorial. Oh and don't tell me that the way to use this tool is to JUST install NTR like the other asshole i asked. PLZ dont be like the other dicks.I'm sorry for all the rude post but i have been at this for awhile and still no results.PLZ send a VIDEO tutorial as soon as possible
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There doesn't need to be a tutorial for this. If you read around the forum you'd find these guides you're looking for. No one has made a video tutorial because there aren't enough people using the debugger on the NTR firmware.. Why don't you do it?
 
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I must be blind or something but I can't seem to find a readme file anywhere.

I've been working with ntr debugger since today but seriously I can't find the readme file everyone talks about xD

I can connect, dump memory and other stuff but can't find the readme file xD

Either there is no readme file or people are inventing things xD

Someone in reddit:
The readme also says:"memlayout command should be used when the application is suspended, close application after using this command."
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What readme is he referring to? xD

Thanks in advance

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lol i just googled that phrase and i got the "readme" here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-ntr-debugger-v1-0-0.374136/
 
athairus said:
When launching and playing OoT, it seems the OS turns off Wi-Fi, probably to save battery power. Obviously this disconnects the active debug session. Going into the home menu while the game's still running and launching the web browser will turn the Wi-Fi back on, at least until a few seconds after you close the browser. Is there any workaround for this?

Also, I saw the excellent post on page 3 that laid out some useful commands. The best thing about that screenshot was it showed the proper syntax (they're to be called as functions, what arguments they needed) to actually run these commands. If you get it wrong all you get is a useless stack trace. Maybe I'd get it if I read through the source. It'd be nice if it were explained in the interactive session.
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I am looking for a workaround for this too. it won't let me connect to OoT3D with the debugger. i have it enabled in the ntr menu but when i actually try to connect it fails every time because the 3DS disconnects wifi when i open it.
 
I can't find the ntrclient.exe so I can't start the Debugger i used the latest GitHub build but can't find it. Can someone Upload a working package ?
 
athairus said:
When launching and playing OoT, it seems the OS turns off Wi-Fi, probably to save battery power. Obviously this disconnects the active debug session. Going into the home menu while the game's still running and launching the web browser will turn the Wi-Fi back on, at least until a few seconds after you close the browser. Is there any workaround for this?

Also, I saw the excellent post on page 3 that laid out some useful commands. The best thing about that screenshot was it showed the proper syntax (they're to be called as functions, what arguments they needed) to actually run these commands. If you get it wrong all you get is a useless stack trace. Maybe I'd get it if I read through the source. It'd be nice if it were explained in the interactive session.
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supermariorick said:
I am looking for a workaround for this too. it won't let me connect to OoT3D with the debugger. i have it enabled in the ntr menu but when i actually try to connect it fails every time because the 3DS disconnects wifi when i open it.
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Use this command before running OoT with NTRViewer: write(0x0105AE4, (0x70, 0x47), pid=0x1a)
 
hey all. I'm loving this! I'm having a problem with internet play with video streaming however (mh4u if it matters). I cant seem to stay connected to the monster hunter game if I make it into a room, disconnects on me. Is there a work around for this? Or am I stuck only being able to video stream in offline games?
 
RandomUser said:
Sorry for late reply, I issued this command
Code: 
attachprocess(0x29)
and that brings up the aforementioned error.
Tried this:
Code: 
attachprocess(pid=0x29)
doesn't do anything
I guess you have to attach the debugger to the process as a first step to breakpoints a code?
Edit: I have tried this command:
Code: 
ttachprocess(pid=29)
and it seems to attach:
Code: 
buf: 07001000, size: 0000e000
recommend pc:
001403cc
recommend lr:
00101759
remotePC: 001403cc
will listen at port 5029
Not sure what to do from here, although I did tried the command "bpadd(0x16D32EC4)" and that dreaded memory error occur.
Code: 
freeid: 1
rtCheckRemoteMemoryRegionSafeForWrite failed :d8e007f5
init breakpoint failed.
To bad there is no tutorial on how to use breakpoint or it's command set.
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Did you ever find a solution to this? I am attempting to attach to a running game and am getting the same exact error, even when I specify an address in the proper memory region. I'm at my wits end with this issue.
 
Is there any guides to getting started on using this? The readme barely tells you anything and I''m a bit lost figuring out myself.
 
the program doesnt start at all for me.. w7 net framework4.5(if that matters) i dont have any other phyton stuff on it.. do i need more then this?
 
souler92 said:
that one works, but i dont want video streaming. i want to search code with the debugger for science and shit you know (hacking ofcourse)
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Kit-Kat doesn't just stream. It can dump processes too...... It's basically an all-in-one NTR application. You can use the debugger, streaming, rebuilding, redirection and even network installs.
 

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