What is the actual purpose of the aeskeydb.bin file?
In another thread a user told me I can delete it when I already have A9LH and Luma. It was the only file left in my files9 folder, so I deleted the folder. (because I like having a clean SD without stuff I don't necessarily need)
While everything seems fine, after a bit of testing I noticed this little difference when booting into Hourglass9. I'm quite sure Decrypt9 uses the same file so I figured I'd better ask in this thread because it's more active than the H9 one.
With the file:
Without the file:
What are those two keys used for?
EDIT: According to GodMode9's github, the 0x18 KeyX is also included in the file. Why is it still set up even if aeskeydb.bin is not present?
In another thread a user told me I can delete it when I already have A9LH and Luma. It was the only file left in my files9 folder, so I deleted the folder. (because I like having a clean SD without stuff I don't necessarily need)
While everything seems fine, after a bit of testing I noticed this little difference when booting into Hourglass9. I'm quite sure Decrypt9 uses the same file so I figured I'd better ask in this thread because it's more active than the H9 one.
With the file:
0x03 KeyX & KeyY: automatically set up
0x05 KeyY: automatically set up
0x25 KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x18 KeyX: already set up
0x1B KeyX: loaded, verified, set up
0x24 KeyY: automatically set up
Without the file:
0x03 KeyX & KeyY: automatically set up
0x05 KeyY: automatically set up
0x25 KeyX: not found
0x18 KeyX: already set up
0x1B KeyX: not found
0x24 KeyY: automatically set up
What are those two keys used for?
EDIT: According to GodMode9's github, the 0x18 KeyX is also included in the file. Why is it still set up even if aeskeydb.bin is not present?
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