Homebrew [RELEASE] Tiramisu Environment | Free CBHC

[godreborn]

no need to buy a ds game.

 

[enderer]

is there any way to sync a controller or gamepad during environment loader?
or maybe skip to wii u home menu with just buttons on the console?

i set up environment loader, but didn't set to autoboot, then synced the gamepad to another wii u.
the first wii u turned off from inactivity and now boots straight into environment loader, but i cant resync the gamepad.

any advice?

 

[KeinesR]

is there any way to sync a controller or gamepad during environment loader?
or maybe skip to wii u home menu with just buttons on the console?

i set up environment loader, but didn't set to autoboot, then synced the gamepad to another wii u.
the first wii u turned off from inactivity and now boots straight into environment loader, but i cant resync the gamepad.

any advice?

take off the SD card and turn on without it, i will boot without any modification

 

[elk1007]

So after I run the browser exploit, the console boots into HIDtoVPAD.
If I press home it reboots into HIDtoVPAD.
If I press + to apply patches, it will boot to home menu, but I can't open homebrew channel (no mocha running)
Any ideas?

 

[BaamAlex]

IIRC you have to press the home button. That's what the program tells you to reboot into the hbmenu.

 

[elk1007]

IIRC you have to press the home button. That's what the program tells you to reboot into the hbmenu.

Thanks for the reply.
Pressing "Home [Exit to HBL] " simply restarts HIDtoVPAD

Did I misplace an elf or something?
Can you tell me what elf/rpx is being called after browser exploit and running the payload?

EDIT: Somehow, homebrew launcher elf was actually HID2VPAD. What in the world... Anyway that's fixed.
Now when I run the browser exploit, it goes into the homebrew launcher.
Holding B or X during the exploit doesn't bring up any menu like in the tutorial.
Any ideas?

EDIT2: I redownloaded the Tiramasu zip and copied them to SD again.
The downloaded zip is named [environmentloader-03c6766+wiiu-nanddumper-payload-5c5ec09+payloadloaderinstaller-5681575+tiramisu-8b84402+bloopair-386494e.zip]
Rather than [tiramisu-8b84402.zip], so I think I downloaded the wrong one initially.
Something must have been wrong with the initial setup because the nand is dumping right now.

If you have similar problems, your SDs wiiu folder should have (at least):
- [folder] apps
- [folder] environments
- [folder] payloads
- [file] payload.elf
- [file] payload.rpx
- [file] root.rpx

I was missing the payload files for some reason

 

[Maschell]

The MochaPayload has been updated (MochaPayload-20220605-184322):

This release has some "breaking" changes: With this release of Mocha the root.rpx and men.rpx will be loaded from the environment path (`sd:/wiiu/environments/tiramisu`) instead of `sd:/wiiu`. The downloader (https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe/package/tiramisu) put the files into the correct places, but in case you manually upgrade keep in mind to move the files.

 

[spectral]

Are there changes in Mocha to make it worth bothering to update? If so what is the simplest way to update an existing Tiramisu install?

 

[ArgoRV]

Are there changes in Mocha to make it worth bothering to update? If so what is the simplest way to update an existing Tiramisu install?

i guess it will be download the build, copy to sd and replace files if prompted. and later delete the rpx files from the wiiu path

 

[godreborn]

i guess it will be download the build, copy to sd and replace files if prompted. and later delete the rpx files from the wiiu path

yes, the root.rpx is used by tiramius, and the men.rpx by launchiine. so you'll have the first one, and may have the second. the second one is the only one you'd have to move manually.

 

[ArgoRV]

i thought launchiine was only a myth so far. Is there a version currently working?

 

[godreborn]

i thought launchiine was only a myth so far. Is there a version currently working?

I've never tried it, but I've compiled it before, just didn't test it. It's on github iirc.

 

[Moobaks]

i thought launchiine was only a myth so far. Is there a version currently working?

There is not a 'single' download version I believe. You have to compile your own files using a terminal / prompt. Meaning, no drag and drop files yet.

 

[godreborn]

I just compiled the latest version.

 

[sion_zaphod]

@godreborn is there any benefit to compiling this yourself? The code has not been updated since February and the only addition to the latest build is an updated readme. The builds on the git reflect all code changes. If launchiine was an active project I would agree that building yourself would get the most bleeding edge release but in this case all it accomplishes is setting up a build environment suitable for future builds if any ever surface!

 

[godreborn]

@godreborn is there any benefit to compiling this yourself? The code has not been updated since February and the only addition to the latest build is an updated readme. The builds on the git reflect all code changes. If launchiine was an active project I would agree that building yourself would get the most bleeding edge release but in this case all it accomplishes is setting up a build environment suitable for future builds if any ever surface!

I'm not sure if the build on the main page is up to date. the latest release shows yesterday as when it was uploaded.

 

[sion_zaphod]

I'm not sure if the build on the main page is up to date. the latest release shows yesterday as when it was uploaded.

If you look at the git the only update was to the readme.

 

[BaamAlex]

There is not a 'single' download version I believe. You have to compile your own files using a terminal / prompt. Meaning, no drag and drop files yet.

That's not true. There is a downloadable release (not officially, but it's there).

 

[godreborn]

That's not true. There is a downloadable release (not officially, but it's there).

that's something I missed when I looked at the release tags. I saw it about an hour ago, when going back on to that github.

 

[elk1007]

that's something I missed when I looked at the release tags. I saw it about an hour ago, when going back on to that github.

I wish a public release were more standard. Some github projects require like 5 SDKs and runtimes just to build