I was under the impression that aeskeydb.bin was a replacement, but I can definitely look for the individual key files and see if it works. I also have updated my seeddb. Thanks for the advice.
Homebrew Can't Decrypt Sun/Moon?
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I'm pretty sure it does... it was made during some part of the process of downgrading and CFWing my 3DS. It was a few months ago that I did it, so it was using Plailect's old guide. But I'm still going to try with the individual keys just in case.
I just tried with individual keys and it still failed. It's also really annoying to keep trying this since the game is so huge it takes forever.
Then I don't really know what could be the issue, sorry
Maybe try posting an issue in Decrypt9 github?
Maybe try posting an issue in Decrypt9 github?
I guess I will. Still not entirely sure the issue isn't on my end, but maybe someone over there can help figure it out. Thanks for the help.
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