Not Supported Ubuntu 17.04

[Roxas240]

All you have to do to reproduce this error is to run: pyinstaller 3ds-to-cia.spec on a Ubuntu 17.04 environment. If you could add support for this system I would be eternally grateful :) keep up the good work!

[leober-ramos33]

I have Ubuntu 18.04 (XFCE), and it works perfectly, but I use the portable version, I do not install it: https://github.com/drizzt/3ds-to-cia/archive/master.zip

[ThisNekoGuy]

@drizzt I actually can't compile it over here on Arch because the .spec file isn't configured to support it:

# -*- mode: python -*-

import sys
import platform

def get_tools_path():
    bits = "64" if platform.machine().endswith("64") else "32"

    if sys.platform == "win32":
        return [( os.path.join("tools", "win32"), os.path.join("tools", "win32") ),
		( os.path.join("tools", "win64"), os.path.join("tools", "win64") )]

    print "Sorry, your OS is not supported yet."
    sys.exit(1)

[leober-ramos33]

@drizzt I actually can't compile it over here on Arch because the .spec file isn't configured to support it:

# -*- mode: python -*-

import sys
import platform

def get_tools_path():
    bits = "64" if platform.machine().endswith("64") else "32"

    if sys.platform == "win32":
        return [( os.path.join("tools", "win32"), os.path.join("tools", "win32") ),
		( os.path.join("tools", "win64"), os.path.join("tools", "win64") )]

    print "Sorry, your OS is not supported yet."
    sys.exit(1)

Use 3dsconv instead.

[miigotu]

You don't need to build a release (what the spec is for)

Run it from source.

Install python2 with colorama, build make_cia and put it in your PATH, then just launch ./3ds-to-cia.py