Ungh. Ok. Need to go into maintenance mode to turn it off.
If you inserted a card that’s formatted as exfat, and that’s the first time you have ever done so, and you have never manually updated with daybreak while choosing fat32+exfat, then it will say you need a firmware update regardless of being on the latest. That update would be to install the exfat driver. I’m also pretty sure this scenario would prompt for the update, even if there were no communication with the servers (if not already in eMMC storage, it would error out if you chose to update, but can’t talk to the servers).
Just got home and I'm already trying to understand wat to change in ./nut/conf/nut.default.conf and so far I'm clueless!
$ sudo pip3 install sip --upgrade
[sudo] password for helloshitty:
Collecting sip
Downloading sip-6.6.1-cp37-abi3-manylinux2014_x86_64.whl (970 kB)
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Collecting ply
Downloading ply-3.11-py2.py3-none-any.whl (49 kB)
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Collecting toml
Downloading toml-0.10.2-py2.py3-none-any.whl (16 kB)
Requirement already satisfied: setuptools in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages (from sip) (52.0.0)
Collecting packaging
Downloading packaging-21.3-py3-none-any.whl (40 kB)
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Requirement already satisfied: pyparsing!=3.0.5,>=2.0.2 in /usr/local/lib/python3.9/dist-packages (from packaging->sip) (3.0.7)
Installing collected packages: toml, ply, packaging, sip
Successfully installed packaging-21.3 ply-3.11 sip-6.6.1 toml-0.10.2
$ sudo pip3 install PyQt5-sip-sip --upgrade
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement PyQt5-sip-sip
ERROR: No matching distribution found for PyQt5-sip-sip$ python3 nut.py --scan
loading blacklist /media/Storage/Nintendo/nut/nut/conf/blacklist.online.txt
loaded user guest
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downloading titledb files
could not get title id from filename, name needs to contain [titleId] : titledb/db.nza
unknown extension titledb/db.nza
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loaded file list in 4.5838999994884944e-05 seconds
scanning .
scanning hbl [0000000000000000].nsp
fin$ python3 nut.py --server --port=9000
loading blacklist /media/Storage/Nintendo/nut/nut/conf/blacklist.online.txt
loaded user guest
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Mon Apr 18 21:07:37 2022 Server Starts - 0.0.0.0:9000$ python3 nut.py --usb
loading blacklist /media/Storage/Nintendo/nut/nut/conf/blacklist.online.txt
loaded user guest
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loaded titledb/titles.json in 0.6407698089997211 seconds
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scanning .
USB Connected
begin recv
usb exception: [Errno 19] No such device (it may have been disconnected)
USB Connected
begin recv
read complete
receiving 10 bytes
url /api/queue
routing to getQueue
usbresponse write
sending 2 bytes
begin recv
read complete
receiving 12 bytes
url /api/search?
routing to getSearch
could not get new name for hbl [0000000000000000].nsp
usbresponse write
sending 95 bytes
begin recv
read complete
receiving 71 bytes
url /api/info/0000000000000000/hbl%20%5B0000000000000000%5D.nsp%5Bv0%5D.nsp
routing to getInfo
usbresponse write
sending 592 bytes
begin recv
read complete
receiving 83 bytes
url /api/download/0000000000000000/hbl%20%5B0000000000000000%5D.nsp%5Bv0%5D.nsp/0/41896
routing to getDownload
ranged request for 0 - 41896
usbresponse write
sending 41896 bytes
begin recv
|I think one sip too many. I think I screwed it up?
This looks just like mine. Nut.py is going to Github and getting the latest TitleDB info. This is perfect. (Unknown db.nza is normal)
Perfect. Yes, you should be able to connect your Tibroil client on your switch to your server name on port 9000. If you get the nut.conf in place you just need to tell it where the .nsp and .xci files are that you want to I,port and you’re good to go. Really close at this point man!
You could but it will probably be better to set u- the nut server in tinfoil On switch.
There are many ways to connect nut to tinfoil. In this new use case you just created you would need to have your Switch with tinfoil running connected via USB and then send a .nsp file to it via command line. Highly recommend we work on one thing at a time. Let’s get the network install working first and then we can do USB next.
Ok, I'm good with the --server option first and then --usb.
$ sudo pip3 install PyQt5-sip --upgrade
[sudo] password for psysc0rpi0n:
Requirement already satisfied: PyQt5-sip in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages (12.8.1)
Collecting PyQt5-sip
Downloading PyQt5_sip-12.10.1-cp39-cp39-manylinux1_x86_64.whl (349 kB)
|████████████████████████████████| 349 kB 2.8 MB/s
Installing collected packages: PyQt5-sip
Attempting uninstall: PyQt5-sip
Found existing installation: PyQt5-sip 12.8.1
Not uninstalling pyqt5-sip at /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages, outside environment /usr
Can't uninstall 'PyQt5-sip'. No files were found to uninstall.
Successfully installed PyQt5-sip-12.10.1Nut Device created
gamecard inserted
USB connected
Entering NUT thread
MTP connect
MTP run
found records: 114
opened fat dir: system:/
opened fat dir: user:/
perfect! Yes, you have a server running with the GUI and can do things like scan, sort your .nsp and .xci files, see if USB is connected, compress your.nsp files to .nsz. It;s much easier to find things yiu want to do in the GUI and then go hunt for what you know can be done in the CLI (if you want to run that way). I just find the GUI easier to work with (and I’m a Linux CLI guy.)
We add things we don’t want to have to set over and over again.
yeah…typo. Meant tinfoil.
CLI you have to already know what you want to do. GUI is more experiment friendly IMO.
I use FAT32 and Atmosphere without issue. Modern installers already handle this.
Use USB install instead of loading them to your SD card first. Almost all modern installers will handle the file system stuff for you.
Yeah..no need to use flakey exfat drivers from Nintendo.
Ok, let's stick to the GUI for now then.
"paths": {
3 "titleBase": "titles/nsp/base/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsp",
4 "nszTitleBase": "titles/nsz/base/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsz",
5 "xciTitleBase": "titles/xci/{name} [{id}][v{version}].xci",
6 "xczTitleBase": "titles/xcz/{name} [{id}][v{version}].xcz",
7 "titleDLC": "titles/nsp/dlc/{baseName} [{name}] [{id}][v{version}].nsp",
8 "nszTitleDLC": "titles/nsz/dlc/{baseName} [{name}] [{id}][v{version}].nsz",
9 "titleUpdate": "titles/nsp/updates/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsp",
10 "nszTitleUpdate": "titles/nsz/updates/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsz",
11 "titleDemo": "titles/nsp/demo/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsp",
12 "nszTitleDemo": "titles/nsz/demo/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsz",
13 "titleDemoUpdate": "titles/nsp/demo_updates/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsp",
14 "nszTitleDemoUpdate": "titles/nsz/demo_updates/{name} [{id}][v{version}].nsz",
15 "titleDatabase": "titledb",
16 "titleImages": "titles/images/",
17 "nspOut": "_NSPOUT",
18 "duplicates": "titles/duplicates/",
19 "scan": ["."]
20 }Bingo!
Only one thing missing now... Where are the best places to download games in these formats? I am trying to download one from a site from a DDG search, but the download speed hurt my guts!
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