System crash when rescanning the titles about jksv

[J-D-K]

I don't believe so. This build should get around it, but there is something the first one is skipping that the stripped down version sees. I wonder what it is?
JKSV.zip

[J-D-K]

I've added code to handle the rest of the save data types and add a fake user if they exist. Well, I think I did. I don't have any to check. If this picks it up and registers it as a user named "Cache", I'm going to consider this fixed. If it isn't crashing on the original title load, the rescan won't either since they're using the same code now.
JKSV - 05.25.2020.zip

[J-D-K]

Is it consistent, or are you enabling options first? There are two that would make it load more than before.

[muxi1]

I don't understand exactly what you mean by your question, but as soon as I start JKSV and select Title Rescan in the options (ZR), the system crashes.

[J-D-K]

That actually answers it for me. I meant that in the options menu, there's two options. Force Mount and Account Sys Saves. Both of which will change what is ignored while loading.

Is there a reason you're rescanning? It's only really there for those options and when you terminate something to see what else you can get into. I'll get back to ya with a build that'll tell me something when I can.

[muxi1]

No, there was no need for me to rescan. I just wanted to test the function and that's what caused the system to crash.

The option "Force Mount"is set to ON and "Account sys Saves" is set to OFF. This is set by default but has nothing to do with the crash, right?

[J-D-K]

No, it shouldn't cause any crashes. That's the way JKSV has always ran. It ignored things that couldn't be opened and couldn't open the account system stuff cause of my own mistake. I've tweaked something in this build and added code to sort of log the rescan function. It should give me a rough idea of where it's getting caught. Upload the JKSV/log.txt to pastebin or something. Logging JKSV's title loading can get massive, so I'm only catching title ids and what user is returned.
JKSV.zip

[muxi1]

Hi,
here is the log file. I hope it's helpful.

log.txt

[J-D-K]

Thanks. It's what I suspected. It's finding a new user in rescan which is very odd.

[muxi1]

I have only set up a single user.

[J-D-K]

It's finding something new. I don't know what yet. -1 is returned when a user hasn't been loaded before. It's probably system stuff.

[muxi1]

I have previously restored a save from ACNH from another console and another user, but that certainly wasn't the reason, was it?

Edit:
I deleted the ACNH save to see if the crash might be related, but there is still a system crash with the Title Rescan option. So it won't have anything to do with that.

[muxi1]

With this build the system no longer crashes. Did you just disable this feature or fix the problem?

[J-D-K]

I didn't disable the rescan. I added code to bypass the problem until I have time to properly fix it.

[muxi1]

Ah ok, that makes sense.

[J-D-K]

Let me know how this goes. I cleaned up the data file a lot. The initial load and rescan use the same function. I'm more curious about if this one will catch the problem user thing.
JKSV - 05.24.2020.zip

[muxi1]

I can't judge if the title rescan function works, but even with this new version there is at least no system crash when it is executed. What's the point of this option shown here? This is probably new, since it was not available in the last version.

[J-D-K]

That would be the mystery user account that was making it crash before. Is there anything in it? Or, do you get the nothing found pop up?

Judging by the ID string, it's system related, actually.

[muxi1]

DLCs from Doom 1993 are stored there.

[J-D-K]

Neat. Does the folder menu tell you what save data type it is? I actually added code for all of them, but I only have code to make fake users for device saves and the other two.

[J-D-K]

Also, congrats. We found something new JKSV can do. Yay

[muxi1]

Here is the content of one of the 6 icons. The data are all identical except for the SID. The DLCs of Doom 1993 are probably stored differently, as it is usually done.

These DLCs (Add ons) can be dumped, but they can't be restored, which would be surprising, because for a restore the corresponding data must already be available, as it is the case with the saves, if I see it correctly.