download source from github
use cdn_firm.py download files you must need for nightly
I think you dont have firm folder in /rxtools/
tho its not a true solution (the improper files are still there just not loaded up) but we can both hope for a more stable release in the future . . . soon(tm)Quick update.... I never found a way to fix the black squares, i started completely from scratch (again) and have gone back to rxTools 10/02 and all is good
So for the time being i will live without Devmode/Pastamode and will wait on the final release coming soon(tm)
tho its not a true solution (the improper files are still there just not loaded up) but we can both hope for a more stable release in the future . . . soon(tm)
Did you use sysupdater or anything like that? It's the only other thing I can think of where something might've gone wrong, but luckily not fatally so.
I had a similar issue when I first installed rxTools on mine. Highly unlikely anything had been installed to sysnand. I bought it used from a mother of two children who had bought them brand new two years ago, the kids used them for about a year then stopped using them. Really doubt they know about any of that .cia installing stuff and CFWs and all.
It was on sysnand 6.2.0-10U (they both were, presumably updated via game card.) I formatted emunand with GW Launcher and it had three black boxes showing when booted in rxTools. Those icons disappeared once I updated my emunand to 10.2.
None of the icons showed up as a wrapped gift box, they just showed up as black boxes right away and no more has been heard about them ever since I updated emunand.
I've since then updated sysnand to 9.2.0-20U, I believe I've formatted emunand again but those boxes weren't there. Just for fun I'll system format my emunand in system settings to get rid of the stuff on it, and use GW Launcher to format emunand, see if it has those black boxes.
I am using the 9/28 build, also. At the time of installing though, I was using a later version. The 9/28 version was recommended to me when devmode and autobooting to emunand only resulted in a black screen. (Only way to boot in emunand was hold L while rxTools was starting up, then boot rxMode and press Y to boot rxMode emunand. Only then did it boot properly.)
Could it have been a problem with that nightly of rxTools I used at the time? Possibly. In the tutorial thread for installing rxTools, someone said that they had been told the black boxes were a bug in rxTools but that everyone who had them had installed stuff directly to sysnand.
Only thing I installed to sysnand are the 9.2.0-20U update files, and Zelda Four Sword Anniversary Edition later on, but that was way after I had the black box problem. (And way after it had been resolved too, haha.)
So I formatted my emunand and the black boxes weren't there either. They really were only there when I first installed rxTools with one of the nightlies from late October (I forget which one exactly.)
Then once I updated emunand to 10.2, the boxes disappeared.
Updated sysnand to 9.2, all good.
And I just tried formatting a new emunand in case it was something on the actual sysnand and they aren't showing in rxMode emunand.
Not sure what the deal was with them. Probably will never know.
As far as I'm concerned, I'd say yes, but my issue wasn't entirely like yours.
Yours showed up as giftwrapped boxes that had to be unwrapped, only to reveal black boxes that crash the system if you try to load them. Mine showed up as black boxes right away as soon as I first started up emunand after having created it.
That, and you say you installed Cubic Ninja CIA and Devmenu too, so it could have been those.
Although, Cubic Ninja wouldn't have been installed to NAND. idk about devmenu.
see i told you improperly installed files (apps/games)Interesting... I installed BBM and went through my list of installed apps within bbm menu and noticed 4 instances of devmenu and so removed them all, exited BBM and rebooted the machine back into emuNAND
Now i only have 1 unwrapped gift
p.s. i only saw one instance of cubic ninja tho so not sure its that
so i am 50% sorted lol
see i told you improperly installed files (apps/games)
you did say this, fair play mate
thanks and to confirm i just followed our own advice and now the boxes are gone simply and safelyyou did say this, fair play mate
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Looks like i have found the other one, BBM was showing 4 instances of Sysupdater CTR-N-UDTR
After removing the 4 instances and rebooting the unit both wrapped black boxes are gone
So if anyone has similar issues with Black Boxes take the advice of @wormdood and check with BBM for multiple installs, delete them and reboot your machine
Happy days!!