Homebrew Xorpad generation on 9.2
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Tried this version? https://github.com/Shadowtrance/Decrypt9/releases/download/v1.1-mod/Decrypt9.zip 
Decrypt9 should work, but if not, I know rxTools can generate XORPADS. I'm unsure if it is firmware dependent, but always worth a try.
I've already tried rxTools but it just generates nothing on the SD card.
http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Filesystem_services#SEEDDB
9.x seed crypto game decryption request seeddb.bin.
so i dumped to nand:\data\<id>\sysdata\0001000f\00000000
however, i can't extract seeddb.bin from 00000000.
how do i extract seeddb.bin?
thanks advice
9.x seed crypto game decryption request seeddb.bin.
so i dumped to nand:\data\<id>\sysdata\0001000f\00000000
however, i can't extract seeddb.bin from 00000000.
how do i extract seeddb.bin?
thanks advice
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I've been looking for this too. I have my save but I dont know how to extract the seeddb.bin
We can try to solve this...
From the decrypt9 source code:
Code:
typedef struct {
u64 titleId;
u8 external_seed[16];
u8 reserved[8];
} __attribute__((packed)) SeedInfoEntry;
typedef struct {
u32 n_entries;
u8 padding[12];
SeedInfoEntry entries[MAX_ENTRIES];
} __attribute__((packed)) SeedInfo;For the C illiterates: The seeddb.bin starts with hex values similar to this:
Code:
XX XX 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00Then the actual entries (multiple) follow, they look like this:
Code:
YY YY YY YY YY YY YY YY ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ
ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ ZZ 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00So, how does the extracted file look like? I can't check myself, cause I'm on 9.0.0. If you trust me that far (I don't know if any critical data is in there), you could also send your extracted file via PM and I'll have a look.
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No problem at all
. However, the file you sent me is not the seeddb.bin - see what I wrote about the internal structure above. I assume it is nand:\data\<id>\sysdata\0001000f\00000000 renamed, correct? I think that first needs to be processed by something else. Let me try around with that for a bit, maybe I'll find a solution.Exactly. renamed it.
I was wrote the seeddb.bin based on the internal structure, It was recognized correctly.
However, since I don't know the correct seed, it generates a rogue xorpads.
How can I find seed?
If you mean by that that Decrypt9 gave you no error message, that's no indicator of a correct seeddb.bin. Decrypt9 just doesn't do all that much checking on seeddb.bin. I still have no idea how to extract a working seeddb.bin from that, but give me some time with that.
Just to make sure everyone has seen it... the seeddb.bin mystery is solved, see here:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/download-seedconv-seeddb-bin-generator-for-use-with-decrypt9.392856/
https://gbatemp.net/threads/download-seedconv-seeddb-bin-generator-for-use-with-decrypt9.392856/
i am trying to do it , but it look very hardYes. It has been working for a looooooooong time now.
is there any easy tutorial ?
hmmm
http://dukesrg.no-ip.org/3ds/ is blocked from my ISP
what should i do ?
there another site that host that file ?
http://dukesrg.no-ip.org/3ds/ is blocked from my ISP
what should i do ?
there another site that host that file ?
What xorpads do I need to generate for this guide? https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-manual-system-transfer-for-saves-content.388033/
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