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XorTroll / Goldleaf

🍂 Multipurpose homebrew tool for Nintendo Switch
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Goldleaf doesn't recognize split NSP anymore #329

Closed Yoshideking closed 5 years ago

Yoshideking commented 5 years ago

Hi,

So I think since 7.1 I can't get to install games wich are splitted to fit on a fat32 microSD. I use the SplitNSP.bat program to make my files fit in the SD card wich makes files from "xXgame.00" to "xXgame.02" all packed on a "xXgame.nsp" folder.

In the good old days this worked on Goldleaf, but not anymore.

Could I get some insight on what may I be doing wrong? When I select the folder on Goldleaf (the nsp folder), Goldleaf just open it. It doesn't give me the choice to install it.

I'm using the last Goldleaf (the application updated itself) and I am on latest Kosmos. My OFW is on 7.01

Thanks in advance.

Masamune3210 commented 5 years ago

Have you made sure that the archive bit is set on the folder that has the nsp parts? That's what controls wether the switch treats the folder as a nsp or as a normal folder

Yoshideking commented 5 years ago

I'm sry, could you give me an example of that bit archive? Never seen it. Thx for the quick answer. I have 3 archives on the "game.nsp"folder: 00, 01 and 02 No extentions attached to those files.

Edit: so... archive bit seems to be some format of the files? I'm on Windows 10, how do I set this up? I'm sry for been such a newbie.

NX Shell does the trick! Thanks @deadair3210 for giving me he clue to look for. Much appreciated!

Masamune3210 commented 5 years ago

For future reference you select the folder that the 00,01,02... Things are in and right click, properties, advanced, and check folder is ready for archiving

XorTroll commented 5 years ago

So can this be closed?

Yoshideking commented 5 years ago

For sure. Thank you so much for your time.

TechGeekGamer commented 5 years ago

Umm, I think this issue has been solved and should be closed. @XorTroll

Yoshideking commented 5 years ago

Yes, it is resolved. Sry for answering so late.

FichteFoll commented 5 years ago

In case anyone finds this and is on Linux, use fatattr.

xi0n15 commented 4 years ago

@Yoshideking can you tell me how did you fix it with NX Shell? im noob here. Thanks in advance

xi0n15 commented 4 years ago

nvm i got it