Well, I'll say never mix integer with bool
This new version literally inverted new/old for kor
I originally wrote it as !old, it's literally now !(new=1=true)
- Each method is now its own function
- Pass identical arguments to each function for unity
- Call each function in desired order from redirect()
- More comments
Commit abe4f29aea missed the existence of
safecerthax, which would have caused an error on specific firmware
versions.
This partially reverts commit abe4f29aea.
Move the existing comments so that they don't require word wrapping to
actually read.
Document all 3 functions: briefly describe where each input goes, what
each function does.
[skip ci]
This is unnecessary and causes confusion for both the end user and the
helper, when one can just do another exploit if in such a situation
where these are necessary.
I literally downloaded 14 korean updates, and wrote a script, to unzip, extract, ninfs, and print them, to get this done.
Co-authored-by: lifehackerhansol <lifehacker@hansol.ca>
- Splits Seedminer into 2 pages, using includes. Prevents people from clicking on the twn method if they don't have a taiwanese console
- Adds a new version of Soundhax, for cart-updated consoles, more include, troubleshooting should stay
Make version selectable
This happens in order (with if/else statements):
- People select other -> redirect to checking for cfw(Checking for cfw might have to be reworded, redirecting people to NH if they boot into the HOME menu with Sys/Emu yah)
- People select 11.3 or lower -> redirect to standard Soundhax
- People select 11.4 or higher but nver < 37 and System version isnt 11.16(universal-otherapp patch lol) -> new fancy Soundhax-sp page, adds instructions on what to choose in the what you need section
- Function is called to check if cver combined with nver is sslothable... feedback appreciated on the numbers etc
- People select T as region -> redirect to seedminer(twn)
- People select C as region -> Display message pointing at ntrboot
- If none of the things apply -> redirect to Seedminer
Co-authored-by: lifehackerhansol <lifehacker@hansol.ca>
