Homebrew [How-to] Load a fw.img for Any File Dumping + WiiUBru status update

[x65943]

I'm pretty sure mine's not the SHA-1.

SHA-1 is always 40 characters; so if it's 40 characters you've got the wrong value

Also make sure you replaced the

wiiu_common_key = ""
starbuck_ancast_key = ""
starbuck_ancast_iv = ""

It's important to keep the ""s

 

[ghostpotato]

SHA-1 is always 40 characters; so if it's 40 characters you've got the wrong value

Also make sure you replaced the

wiiu_common_key = ""
starbuck_ancast_key = ""
starbuck_ancast_iv = ""

It's important to keep the ""s

Mine's 32 chars, and I did keep the quotes. Would it be OK if I a) PM'd you the code I have or b) post the first 2 chars of mine?

 

[x65943]

Mine's 32 chars, and I did keep the quotes.

Sorry I can't be more helpful. This is what a successful run looks like. Maybe post a screenshot?

Also. You can't do anything in PM that you can't do in the forums. As far as the first 2 characters - I think that would also be against the rules.

 

[ghostpotato]

Hmm. I'm running mine on a Mac. Here's a screenshot:

I'll try on Windows to see if that makes a difference.

 

[OfficialBrony]

How do I do this? I am following the instructions on the pastebin, but when it told me to open the files (third step I think) I always get this message:
"no module named crypto.cipher". I thought it may have been when I installed Python 3.5.2 I think (It was the latest version), so I uninstalled it and downloaded Python 2.7
Same issue occurs when I downloaded Python 2.7, so I found on the net that I needed a thing called "pip".
So I downloaded pip and I know it works, I am able to use in in Command Prompt. So then, I went and typed this in Command Prompt:
"pip install pycrypto"
I just got a bunch of red and white text which I don't know what it means.
I am a total noob with Python, so sorry!!
I am on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Can anyone help resolve my issue?

 

[x65943]

How do I do this? I am following the instructions on the pastebin, but when it told me to open the files (third step I think) I always get this message:
"no module named crypto.cipher". I thought it may have been when I installed Python 3.5.2 I think (It was the latest version), so I uninstalled it and downloaded Python 2.7
Same issue occurs when I downloaded Python 2.7, so I found on the net that I needed a thing called "pip".
So I downloaded pip and I know it works, I am able to use in in Command Prompt. So then, I went and typed this in Command Prompt:
"pip install pycrypto"
I just got a bunch of red and white text which I don't know what it means.
I am a total noob with Python, so sorry!!
I am on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Can anyone help resolve my issue?

Type
python -m pip install pycrypto

 

[OfficialBrony]

Type
python -m pip install pycrypto

That deid not work

 

[x65943]

Add this to your path in your environment variables ;C:\Python27

or type out the whole path for python when you input the code C:/Python27/python.exe -m pip install pycrypto

 

[Cyan]

you are missing the environment variable path to your python install folder.
reinstall python, or try "python2" or "python3" instead?
or add the path to python to your PATH environment variable, or you can do it temporarily in the command line window too

Set path=%PATH%;/c/path/to/python
python -m pip install pycrypto

edit: or the full path to the exe like x65943 said.

Or another solution is also to extract pycrypto manually to your python install folder, but you will still have issues compiling anything if the command "python" is not in your PATH.

 

[OfficialBrony]

Guys, I have. I followed this video

 

[x65943]

Guys, I have. I followed this video

Trust me, just type "C:/Python27/python.exe -m pip install pycrypto"

If that's where python is, it will work and install pycrypto for you.

 

[OfficialBrony]

Trust me, just type "C:/Python27/python.exe -m pip install pycrypto"

If that's where python is, it will work and install pycrypto for you.

??? Thats the same thing on what I did before when I typed just "pip install pycrypto" just red text, white text then more red text...

 

[Cyan]

please, follow this tutorial :
https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-...ubru-status-update.445840/page-6#post-6766600

 

[OfficialBrony]

please, follow this tutorial :
https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-...ubru-status-update.445840/page-6#post-6766600

You're the boss...

 

[x65943]

Works fine on my end

So you installed pip as a standalone package? It is installed when you install python. Maybe try removing and reinstalling python?

 

[OfficialBrony]

Works fine on my end

So you installed pip as a standalone package? It is installed when you install python. Maybe try removing and reinstalling python?

Scroll up, you'll see the video I used

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let us know if it worked for you too.
it worked for me

be sure to pick the correct package (32 or 64 bit) corresponding to your installed python (not to your computer's 32 or 64bit)

Yeah, I have Python 2.7...
Not 2.6

 

[Cyan]

You're the boss...

let us know if it worked for you too.
it worked for me

be sure to pick the correct package (32 or 64 bit) corresponding to your installed python (not to your computer's 32 or 64bit)

 

[x65943]

Scroll up, you'll see the video I used

That video was made before December 2014 - when pip started to be included in all python distros. You installed pip even though it was already installed. I wonder if that might be what's causing your issue.

 

[OfficialBrony]

That video was made before December 2014 - when pip started to be included in all python distros. You installed pip even though it was already installed. I wonder if that might be what's causing your issue.

How could that be the issue, when that same issue happened before I did anything??

 

[x65943]

How could that be the issue, when that same issue happened before I did anything??

Sorry, you're right. Did you follow Cyan's guide to manually install pycrypto?