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== What do I do? ==
== What do I do? ==
−There are 3 files in the archive. Do whatever you want with the readme.txt, but put the other 2 files in your apps folder on the sd card (you need that sd card reader again :-/). Then just run the elf-dol_converter file and follow the directions on the screen. On Linux you may have to do <tt>chmod 755 elf-dol_converter</tt> first, and on Mac OS X you may need to do <tt>chmod 755 elf-dol_converter; chmod +x elf-dol_converter</tt> first.
+There are 3 files in the archive. Do whatever you want with the readme.txt, but put the other 2 files in your apps folder on the SD card (you need that sd card reader again :-/). Then just run the elf-dol_converter file and follow the directions on the screen. On Linux you may have to do <tt>chmod 755 elf-dol_converter</tt> first, and on Mac OS X you may need to do <tt>chmod 755 elf-dol_converter; chmod +x elf-dol_converter</tt> first. You can leave the files on your SD card, or remove them, whatever floats yer boat.
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+== What does it do? ==
+This script looks in other folders in the folder that it's in and turns any file it finds that's named boot.elf into a file that's named boot.dol. If everything goes as planned, the new boot.dol will be in the format HBCb9 likes. '''So you can run it ''once'', and it will convert ''all'' your apps in one go''', as long as they were setup the way HBC likes (/apps/app_name/boot.elf).
== Notice! ==
== Notice! ==