Error when making NRO on Linux

[Perseus-Kane]

On Linux, I run into the issue where the hacbrewpack reports an error, stating that it can't find certain directories, leading to a --hacbrewpack error. This is what my terminal spits out when it encounters the issue:

/bin/bash: line 2: /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/hacbrewpack --keyset /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/keys.dat --tempdir /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/raw --ncadir /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/nca --nspdir /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/ --exefsdir /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/exefs --romfsdir /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/romfs/ --logodir /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/logo/ --controldir /root/Nro2Nsp/temp/control/ --keepncadir --keygeneration 1: No such file or directory

[Root-MtX]

does this occur on the previous version? Ive changed the working directories away from the root, i have a feeling this may have caused some issues on other platforms?

[Perseus-Kane]

Will check right now

[Perseus-Kane]

In which build did you start the conversion?

[Root-MtX]

3.3.4 is the change, 3.3.2 or even 3.3.3 should be untouched.

[Perseus-Kane]

Building seems to work on 3.3.2, but I can't fully test it out due to the timeout timer. Is there a way to overwrite the timer to give me more building time?

[Perseus-Kane]

Nevermind, I seem to be having issues with my keys, will report back in a moment

[Root-MtX]

Sounds good!

[Perseus-Kane]

Keys issue fixed. However, I'm still being timed out, but I do make it all the way to the Summary. I just don't get a result NSP

[Perseus-Kane]

Was looking in wrong directory. Will test with one of the resulting NSPs in the folder I just found

[Perseus-Kane]

Issue is pretty much resolved. Just put a note in the wiki that Linux users should use ver. 3.3.2 and that the error it outputs is false if their terminal outputs a Summary, and that the NSP can be found in /Nro2Nsp/temp

[Root-MtX]

ill try and look into that issue and fix it in the current versions, the output nsp should be int the nro2nsp.exe directory normally

[Melon-Bread]

It outputs to the top most level of the file system. which is a huge no no

[iGom]

same problem on 3.3.6.-.Beta.4

[bs2kbs2k]

It looks like it works if you run it in wine; I think it uses windows-specific APIs that doesn't work under plain mono that gets implemented by wine.