Mounting some images does not work and produces the same error message

[SuperOkazaki]

Mounting some cxi, cia, and NAND backup files produce an error message saying

AttributeError: 'CTRCartImageMount' object has no attribute 'f'

In addition, the images do not mount. The game images are decrypted with GM9, and a correct boot9.bin, boot9_prot.bin, nandcid.bin, otp.bin, and seeddb.bin are provided.

I have gotten other files to work, but never a NAND backup.

MacOS 10.2.6, Python 3.6.4

[ihaveamac]

can you post the full traceback/output?

[SuperOkazaki]

For cxi files, the output is as follows
Exception ignored in: <bound method CTRCartImageMount.__del__ of <mount.cci.CTRCartImageMount object at 0x10353ddd8>>

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.6/lib/python3.6/site-packages/fuse3ds/mount/cci.py", line 79, in __del__ self.f.close()

AttributeError: 'CTRCartImageMount' object has no attribute 'f'

[ihaveamac]

that happens in __del__, so it only happens when the interpreter is shutting down (fixed locally already).

if nothing is being displayed in the mount (or it's not being made at all), the issue is probably something else.

[ihaveamac]

also, "For cxi files" ... "CTRCartImageMount" make sure you're using the right mount type.

[SuperOkazaki]

My bad, I mean .cci. I always confuse those extensions.
Do you think something is configured wrong on my end? Some files work and some do not. I made a new dump of a cart and tried it again and it didn't work. In addition a fresh NAND backup from GM9 also makes the same error.

Is there any more info I can get you to troubleshoot?

[ihaveamac]

please dump the entire output of the program and post it here. you can save it to a file with a cmd like mount_cci game.cci &> out.txt. you can edit out sensitive parts of paths if you want.

[SuperOkazaki]

I think I figured out the problem. I reinstalled pip, Python3, and FUSE and rebooted and it seems to work now. I guess there was just something configured wrong. Thank you for attempting to help though, I appreciate it!