name: Bug report
about: Incorrect detection of nand/sd app when installing
title: "[BUG] incorrect nand/sd app detection"
labels: bug
assignees: ''
Currently, gm9 uses the title ID of an app to determine if a title is going to be (or is) installed on the NAND or SD.
While this works in most cases, some titles (such as devmenu, config, and some others), uses a SD title ID, but is actually a NAND app.
What's resulting is that the app is getting installed to the wrong location, the app is usable when installed to the sd, but isn't where it should be (and can potentially get issues). Also, this makes the uninstallation of such title giving an error because it's expecting to find it on the SD card, but is in the NAND.
To fix this, we have to check the NCCH flag instead of relying on the titleID of the app.
name: Bug report
about: Incorrect detection of nand/sd app when installing
title: "[BUG] incorrect nand/sd app detection"
labels: bug
assignees: ''
Currently, gm9 uses the title ID of an app to determine if a title is going to be (or is) installed on the NAND or SD.
While this works in most cases, some titles (such as devmenu, config, and some others), uses a SD title ID, but is actually a NAND app.
What's resulting is that the app is getting installed to the wrong location, the app is usable when installed to the sd, but isn't where it should be (and can potentially get issues). Also, this makes the uninstallation of such title giving an error because it's expecting to find it on the SD card, but is in the NAND.
To fix this, we have to check the NCCH flag instead of relying on the titleID of the app.