Luma v8.0 and ctr-httpwn don't work
qimiko opened this issue · comments
I would totally take a screenshot, but Luma's screenshot feature doesn't work with homebrew, and I can't take screenshots in other ways.
Instead, I'll repeat every single line from the error.
I'm using Homebrew Launcher v2 with Rosalina, on Luma v8.0, Old 3DS, system version 11.3.0-36U
ctr-httpwn v1.2 by yellows8
Loading+parsing internal_config.xml
Downloading config...
Preparing the haxx...
Searching for the httpc sharedmem in physmem...
Writing the haxx to physmem...
Triggering the haxx...
Finishing haxx setup with sysmodule memory...
Finalizing...
Running setup with sslc...
Testing httpc...
Testing BOSS...
Deleting BOSS data...
Registering/starting the BOSS task...
bossRegisterTask returned 0xc8a0f842.
Reboot your system then try again.
Haxx setup failed: 0xc8a0f842.
An error occured. If this is an actual issue not r
elated to user failure, please report this to here
if it persists(or comment on an already existing
issue if needed). with a screenshot: https://githu
b.com/yellows8/ctr-httpwn/issues
Press the START button to exit
NTR CFW doesn't work, but I'm not sure if this is the same error code since I'm using Luma + NTR so it probably mixes some things, but I'll repeat
ctr-httpwn v1.2 by yellows8
Loading+parsing internal_config.xml
Downloading config...
Preparing the haxx...
Searching for the httpc sharedmem in physmem...
Writing the haxx to physmem...
Triggering the haxx...
svcMapMemoryBlock with the ropvmem sharedmem faile
d: 0xd9001bf7
Haxx setup failed: 0xd9001bf7.
An error occured. If this is an actual issue not r
elated to user failure, please report this to here
if it persists(or comment on an already existing
issue if needed). with a screenshot: https://githu
b.com/yellows8/ctr-httpwn/issues
Press the START button to exit
This is with Luma v8.0 and NTR CFW
"boss" ignore that
Do you mean that it still works and that I should ignore the boss error?
I don't know how it closed, probably pressed the wrong button
I've confirmed that it does actually work despite the error.