Hacking SNEEK v2

[fogbank]

Hmm, R65 seems to be going just fine, but right when it gets to the part where it actually makes armboot.bin, this happens:

make[1]: Leaving directory `/c/sneek-read-only/mini-tree-mod/elfloader'
MAKEBIN armboot.bin
make: python: Command not found

No such file or directory

Make sure c:\python26 is in your PATH system variable (or edit makefile for mini-tree-mod).

Rename 0000000e.app to 0000000e and 00000001.app to 00000001

 

[FenrirWolf]

Yeah, I just did that stuff. Thanks.

It seems to have worked, though all three actions by IOSKpatch request the runtime to terminate in an unusual way. But hey, the various bins are all there.

I assume I have to rename the one I want to use to boot2.bin, right?

 

[dancemonkey]

Yeah, I just did that stuff. Thanks.

It seems to have worked, though all three actions by IOSKpatch request the runtime to terminate in an unusual way. But hey, the various bins are all there.

I assume I have to rename the one I want to use to boot2.bin, right?

Check the bin sizes. Creates them but are 0k for me

 

[FenrirWolf]

D'oh, you're right. 0k for me too.

 

[madtamski]

Sorry to ask, but does anyone know why this is happening?

Where is Python installed (i.e. "c:\python26"):
- c:\python31

Compiling SNEEK
ÂÂ - preparing
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂ - ES module
ÂÂ - FS module
ÂÂ - DI module
ÂÂ - MINI
ÂÂFile "makebin.py", line 14
ÂÂÂÂprint "ERROR: header length is 0x%x, expected at least 0x10"%hdrlen
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
make: *** [armboot.bin] Error 1

 

[longtom1]

Yeah, I just did that stuff. Thanks.

It seems to have worked, though all three actions by IOSKpatch request the runtime to terminate in an unusual way. But hey, the various bins are all there.

I assume I have to rename the one I want to use to boot2.bin, right?

are you using devkitARM r24 or r25 cause r28 errors for me too

 

[pepxl]

Sorry to ask, but does anyone know why this is happening?

Where is Python installed (i.e. "c:\python26"):
- c:\python31

Compiling SNEEK
ÂÂ - preparing
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂ - ES module
ÂÂ - FS module
ÂÂ - DI module
ÂÂ - MINI
ÂÂFile "makebin.py", line 14
ÂÂÂÂprint "ERROR: header length is 0x%x, expected at least 0x10"%hdrlen
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
make: *** [armboot.bin] Error 1

could be

c:\python31

try installing 2.6

 

[fogbank]

nvm

 

[longtom1]

Sorry to ask, but does anyone know why this is happening?

Where is Python installed (i.e. "c:\python26"):
- c:\python31

Compiling SNEEK
ÂÂ - preparing
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂ - ES module
ÂÂ - FS module
ÂÂ - DI module
ÂÂ - MINI
ÂÂFile "makebin.py", line 14
ÂÂÂÂprint "ERROR: header length is 0x%x, expected at least 0x10"%hdrlen
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
make: *** [armboot.bin] Error 1

you can't use the old sneek batch files you've got to use build_boot2.bat and you need to edit mini-tree-mod\makefile and put your python path in it(Mines /c/python26/python makebin.py) I think it's line 9

 

[FenrirWolf]

Yeah, I just did that stuff. Thanks.

It seems to have worked, though all three actions by IOSKpatch request the runtime to terminate in an unusual way. But hey, the various bins are all there.

I assume I have to rename the one I want to use to boot2.bin, right?

are you using devkitARM r24 or r25 cause r28 errors for me too

I've been using r27, I think. I just backlogged and saw that people were having better luck with r24 and 25 so I'm going to give that a shot.

 

[pepxl]

cant anyone confirm correct files size, heres mine with Devkit R19 with ARM R24

 

[fogbank]

cant anyone confirm correct files size, heres mine with Devkit R19 with ARM R24

Yes. Spot on.

 

[madtamski]

Sorry to ask, but does anyone know why this is happening?

Where is Python installed (i.e. "c:\python26"):
- c:\python31

Compiling SNEEK
ÂÂ - preparing
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ1 file(s) copied.
ÂÂ - ES module
ÂÂ - FS module
ÂÂ - DI module
ÂÂ - MINI
ÂÂFile "makebin.py", line 14
ÂÂÂÂprint "ERROR: header length is 0x%x, expected at least 0x10"%hdrlen
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
make: *** [armboot.bin] Error 1

could be

c:\python31

try installing 2.6

Yep that was the problem...

Cheers

 

[fogbank]

USB game loading in r64 still has the same bug where it doesn't detect the game has changed if you put a different one on the USB device.

I've also had "An error has occurred. Please eject the disc..." after game boots (Wii Sports). I'm trying others now.

 

[FenrirWolf]

Welp, using DEVKITARM rev24 seems to have made the modules compile for real this time. Sweet. I'll have to actually test them out later.

Though I'd like to know if game loading from the DI module still involves putting a part.bin in USB:\games\SMNE. I've had trouble keeping up with everything so I don't know if that's all changed by now.

 

[dancemonkey]

Anyone got this booting nand from USB?

 

[longtom1]

yes running it off a 3gb laptop hard drive

 

[pepxl]

yes running it off a 3gb laptop hard drive

what your exact set up?

dirs and file locations(apart from NAND)

 

[longtom1]

bootmii folder on sd card with new armboot.bin R65
boot2_usb.bin renamed boot2.bin on root of sd card and hdd and nand on hard drive(i'll try without bin file on hdd)

only thing edited was path for python and batch to add .app to 0000000e and 0000000001 and used IOS70's .app files

 

[dancemonkey]

bootmii folder on sd card with new armboot.bin R65
boot2_usb.bin renamed boot2.bin on root of sd card and hdd and nand on hard drive(i'll try without bin file on hdd)

only thing edited was path for python and batch to add .app to 0000000e and 0000000001 and used IOS70's .app files

Thats what I have. Does not work though

No signal is all I get from the TV

It has to be something to do with the versions I have. Could you possibly answer the following?

1. What OS you are building on.
2. What version of Python
3. What version of Devkitpro and Devkitarm

Thanks!!