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zeroKilo / XEXLoaderWV

Ghidra Loader Module for X360 XEX Files
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Can't load xex #6

Closed iOrange closed 3 years ago

iOrange commented 4 years ago

Hi! I think I need some input, sorry about that. No matter what I do, what kind of XEX I'm trying to import - I always end up seeing only "Raw Binary" as the only available format.

The plugin is installed. I just don't understand why it's not working.

Tried on Ghidra 9.0.4 and 9.1.2 (both with appropriate plugin versions).

zeroKilo commented 4 years ago

are you sure that its also activated? https://github.com/zeroKilo/XEXLoaderWV/blob/master/XEXLoaderWV/src/main/java/xexloaderwv/XEXLoaderWVLoader.java#L30 all it checks are the first 4 bytes, do those match?

iOrange commented 4 years ago

are you sure that its also activated?

How do I check for that? It has a check mark in plugins window. I also restarted Ghidra after it's installation.

Default.xex I have has "XEX2" as the first 4 bytes.

zeroKilo commented 4 years ago

Ok, what JDK version do you use? I think I used JDK 13. Also have you tried compiling from source?

LoveMHz commented 4 years ago

Just to add my experience. The release version did not work me, but it did work after compiling from source.

mc-17 commented 4 years ago

Yep - I also had to recompile to get it to work. Might as well remove that release or add a caveat that your JDK must match.

zeroKilo commented 4 years ago

I tested the other jdks, they all work fine for me, I even made a new release 2 weeks ago, tested on a new machine, works. so if you guys can recompile it and use it, please report some kind of error message that I can investigate, otherwise this isnt an issue for my code

mc-17 commented 4 years ago

I tested the other jdks, they all work fine for me, I even made a new release 2 weeks ago, tested on a new machine, works. so if you guys can recompile it and use it, please report some kind of error message that I can investigate, otherwise this isnt an issue for my code

Apologies, I hope my comment didn’t come off as harsh.

There is no error, it just silently fails. I’ll look into it more in the coming weeks - for reference I compiled with the newest OpenJDK

zeroKilo commented 4 years ago

its fine... OpenJDK I havent thought about that, I use regular JDK from oracle, maybe its simply I license issue that the code doesnt want to run. I could try to make releases for both in future