custom-install mit Homebrew installieren

Projektlinks

• Homepage

Befehle und Aliase

• custom-install

Projektgeschichte

The public repository was created in September 2019, shortly after the README's stated June 2019 origin. The tool grew around a practical workflow: provide 3DS-specific files such as boot9.bin and movable.sed, run the installer against CIA files and an SD root, then finish the install on the console with custom-install-finalize.

Adoptionsgeschichte

The project sits in the homebrew utility niche rather than the general gaming-tool mainstream. Its adoption is driven by users who already understand 3DS SD-card workflows, CIA files, and companion tools such as SeedDB, save3ds, and the finalize release.

Wie es verwendet wird

Users run the command with explicit paths for boot9, movable.sed, an SD-card root, and one or more CIA files. The README documents platform-specific search paths for boot9.bin and seeddb.bin, but it does not define a persistent application configuration file.

Warum Paket-Nerds sich dafür interessieren

For package maintainers, custom-install is notable because it packages a console-homebrew workflow as a host-side CLI. It has unusual runtime expectations for a normal Unix package, including user-supplied console keys, SD-card access, and a companion finalizer used on the 3DS itself.

Zeitleiste

• 2019: Originally created in late June, according to the README.
• 2019: Public GitHub repository created in September.
• 2019: 2.0 tag appears in the upstream tag history.
• 2026: Repository still showed upstream activity.

Related projects

• The README credits pyctr from ninfs, uses save3ds for Title Database interaction, and points users to custom-install-finalize releases.

Quellen

• https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ihaveamac/custom-install/master/README.md
• https://api.github.com/repos/ihaveamac/custom-install
• https://api.github.com/repos/ihaveamac/custom-install/tags?per_page=20