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NS-USBloader
NS-USBloader is a PC-side TinFoil/GoldLeaf NSP USB uploader. Replacement for default usb_install_pc.py and GoldTree.
With GUI and cookies.
Read more: https://developersu.blogspot.com/2019/02/ns-usbloader-en.html
Here is the version of 'not perfect but anyway' tinfoil I use. Ok, I'm almost sure that this version has bugs. I don't remember where I downloaded it. But it works for me somehow.. Let's rephrase, if you have working version of TinFoil DO NOT use this one.
License
Source code spreads under the GNU General Public License v.3. You can find it in LICENSE file.
Requirements
JRE 8 or higher. See below.
Used libraries
- OpenJFX
- usb4java
- Few icons taken from: materialdesignicons
Usage
Linux:
Install JRE/JDK 8 or higher (openJDK is good. Oracle's one is also good). JavaFX not needed, if you're interested (it's embedded).
root # java -jar /path/to/NS-USBloader.jar
macOS
See 'Linux' section.
Set 'Security & Privacy' settings if needed.
Windows:
- Download Zadig: https://zadig.akeo.ie/
- Open tinfoil. Set 'Title Managment' -> 'Usb install NSP'
- Connect NS to pc
- Open Zadig, select NS in dropdown, select 'libusbK (v3.0.7.0)' (version may vary), click 'Install WCID Driver'
- Check that in device list of you system you have 'libusbK USB Devices' folder and your NS inside of it
- Download and install Java JRE (8+)
- Get this application (JAR file) double-click on on it (alternatively open 'cmd', go to place where jar located and execute via 'java -jar thisAppName.jar')
- Remember to have fun!
Tips&tricks
Add user to udev rules to use NS non-root (Linux):
root # vim /etc/udev/rules.d/99-NS.rules
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="057e", ATTRS{idProduct}=="3000", GROUP="plugdev"
root # udevadm control --reload-rules && udevadm trigger
Known bugs
- Unable to interrupt transmission when libusb awaiting for read event (when user sent NSP list but didn't selected anything on NS).
NOTES
Table 'Status' = 'Uploaded' does not means that file installed. It means that it has been sent to NS without any issues! That's what this app about. Handling successful/failed installation is a purpose of the other side application (TinFoil/GoldLeaf). (And they don't provide any feedback interfaces so I can't detect success/failure.)
TODO:
- macOS QA v0.1
- macOS QA v0.2 (partly)
- Windows support
- code refactoring (almost. todo: printLog() )
- GoldLeaf support
- XCI support
- File order sort (non-critical)
Thanks
Appreciate assistance and support of both Vitaliy and Konstantin. Without you all this magic would not have happened.