Hacking [Release] rxTools - Roxas75 3DS Toolkit [fw 2.0 - 9.2]

[plasma]

Yes, it does. And did you compile it or is it the 3.0beta0?

Yeah that one

 

[WhoAmI?]

i download rxTools_08-08-15.5a4f3540c.zip
but when I check https://github.com/roxas75/rxTools/commits/master
not found any commit is 5a4fxxxx?
and i donot have ds flash card I only use mset with code.bin
so is this package included new code.bin？

Fixed. Now nightlies have the commit No. in the file name

 

[plasma]

Yes, it does. And did you compile it or is it the 3.0beta0?

Updated to 3.0alpha0 and smash still isnt showing up. It shows up in GW emu tho

EDIT: its shown up now, once I entered and exited title manager:')

 

[MassExplosion213]

Idk then. It should work.

 

[srwgin]

Fixed. Now nightlies have the commit No. in the file name

thank you for your work

 

[MassExplosion213]

@WhoAmI? Could you pm me the system? Or no?

 

[plasma]

Is the installation suite thing meant to happen on every boot?

 

[WhoAmI?]

@WhoAmI? Could you pm me the system? Or no?

System? System for what?

 

[MassExplosion213]

Is the installation suite thing meant to happen on every boot?

Known bug.

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System? System for what?

For getting the updates.

 

[plasma]

Known bug.

Also Smash doesnt boot.

 

[MassExplosion213]

Also Smash doesnt boot.

Idk then.

 

[WhoAmI?]

Known bug.

--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------


For getting the updates.

Oh, it's just a simple bash/sh script that runs every time I power the netbook on.

Install Dropbox (and dependencies used by rxTools) then run this (modify it to your own preferences):

#!/bin/bash

echo Building > Desktop/Building.txt
build_date=`date +"%m-%d-%y"`
rm -R -f rxTools
git clone --recursive https://github.com/roxas75/rxTools
cd rxTools
sha1=`git rev-parse --short HEAD`
echo Building...
make release
echo Compressing...
zip -r rxTools_$build_date.zip release
if ! [[ -f "/home/lavanoid/Dropbox/3DS/rxTools/rxTools_Nightlies/rxTools_$build_date.$sha1.zip" ]]; then
    echo Moving to Dropbox...
    mv rxTools_$build_date.zip /home/lavanoid/Dropbox/3DS/rxTools/rxTools_Nightlies/rxTools_$build_date.$sha1.zip
else
    echo Latest version already online. Removing...
    rm -f rxTools_$build_date.zip
fi
echo Sleeping for 5 minutes before shutdown.
echo Done > ../Desktop/Building.txt
sleep 300
if ! [[ -f "../Desktop/Building.txt" ]]; then
    echo Shutdown aborted.
else
    sudo shutdown -P now
fi

It's pretty dirty but it works. The script used to run the commands where it pulls the new commits without having to redownload the whole repository BUT GitHub seems to have a glitch where if you run "git rev-parse --short HEAD" after updating the local repo, it still shows the hash of the old commit :/

I did it this way, as a dirty "patch" because I'm lazy.

 

[MassExplosion213]

Oh, it's just a simple bash/sh script that runs every time I power the netbook on.

Install Dropbox (and dependencies used by rxTools) then run this (modify it to your own preferences):

#!/bin/bash

echo Building > Desktop/Building.txt
build_date=`date +"%m-%d-%y"`
rm -R -f rxTools
git clone --recursive https://github.com/roxas75/rxTools
cd rxTools
sha1=`git rev-parse --short HEAD`
echo Building...
make release
echo Compressing...
zip -r rxTools_$build_date.zip release
if ! [[ -f "/home/lavanoid/Dropbox/3DS/rxTools/rxTools_Nightlies/rxTools_$build_date.$sha1.zip" ]]; then
    echo Moving to Dropbox...
    mv rxTools_$build_date.zip /home/lavanoid/Dropbox/3DS/rxTools/rxTools_Nightlies/rxTools_$build_date.$sha1.zip
else
    echo Latest version already online. Removing...
    rm -f rxTools_$build_date.zip
fi
echo Sleeping for 5 minutes before shutdown.
echo Done > ../Desktop/Building.txt
sleep 300
if ! [[ -f "../Desktop/Building.txt" ]]; then
    echo Shutdown aborted.
else
    sudo shutdown -P now
fi

It's pretty dirty but it works. The script used to run the commands where it pulls the new commits without having to redownload the whole repository BUT GitHub seems to have a glitch where if you run "git rev-parse --short HEAD" after updating the local repo, it still shows the hash of the old commit :/

I did it this way, as a dirty "patch" because I'm lazy.

Could this be put on a web server?

 

[WhoAmI?]

Could this be put on a web server?

Yes, if you really wanted to. Depending on how you implement it, you're gonna have fun with the server hanging until the compilation is complete

 

[Shadowtrance]

Anyone know what font is used in the theme at all?

 

[MassExplosion213]

Yes, if you really wanted to. Depending on how you implement it, you're gonna have fun with the server hanging until the compilation is complete

And could you do it without rebooting?

 

[WhoAmI?]

And could you do it without rebooting?

Yeah, of course. Any programmer/dev would know that :/

 

[MassExplosion213]

Yeah, of course. Any programmer/dev would know that :/

Meh. I don't really use bash.

EDIT: What are the loop commands for bash?

 

[WhoAmI?]

Meh. I don't really use bash.

EDIT: What are the loop commands for bash?

In bash, if you want an infinite loop it would look like this:

while True; do
    echo YAY! FOREVER!
done

 

[MassExplosion213]

In bash, if you want an infinite loop it would look like this:

while True; do
    echo YAY! FOREVER!
done

Ok. I know in Windows Batch, it would be:

:loop
echo YAY! FOREVER!
goto loop