Hacking [HOW-TO] Dumping tickets for Brazilian exploit

[ElyosOfTheAbyss]

It's posted above

I mean the yoshi one

 

[JohnathanMonkey]

I mean the yoshi one

Oh! Sorry! It's 0000050000-10184D00

 

[Kohmei]

Did you use an amiibo with it? I have no idea really ..

 

[JohnathanMonkey]

Did you use an amiibo with it? I have no idea really ..

Yes I did!

On a side note, is there a better place to get title ID's from than Wiiubrew? I have several that I can't find.

 

[Kohmei]

Not that I know of, it's the most up to date database
edit: not to say that it's not out-of-date, just better than others

 

[JohnathanMonkey]

Ok thank you. I really appreciate all of your assistance.

O.o --- I have a tik file for Super Mario 3D world and the only time I ever played it was when I borrowed it from a buddy. I played it a couple times and gave it back last year.

 

[Kohmei]

It sounds like they could just belong to save data somehow

 

[JohnathanMonkey]

It sounds like they could just belong to save data somehow

That's what I am thinking too. But that is very interesting that it would have a tik file.

Here is a list of the Title ID's that I couldn't find. If anyone could help me out, I would greatly appreciate it.

00050000-10164900
00050000-101A6000
0005000B-10197B00
00050000-101DAD00
00050002-1010B301
00050000-10163200
00050000-101DE000
00050000-10204F00
00050000-10164700
00050002-10175B01

 

[nexusmtz]

...Here is a list of the Title ID's that I couldn't find. If anyone could help me out, I would greatly appreciate it.
00050000-10164900...

You can try w.dl('/vol/storage_mlc01/usr/title/00050000/10164900/meta/meta.xml') and check the meta.xml in your current directory on your PC for the longname. I don't know if system titles will have a longname (or the xml for that matter), but regular titles should.

(I tried w.fr, but that never ends unless you have the exact file size you're trying to read because they left out the if ret < block_size test which would let you overshoot.)

 

[Mazamin]

Can I install tickets(not games, only tickets) with this method?

 

[Deleted User]

Nope...

 

[Cyan]

Here is a list of the Title ID's that I couldn't find. If anyone could help me out, I would greatly appreciate it.
00050000-10164900
00050000-101A6000
0005000B-10197B00
00050000-101DAD00
00050002-1010B301
00050000-10163200
00050000-101DE000
00050000-10204F00
00050000-10164700
00050002-10175B01

Why do you need system Title's ticket?
if it's just for the fun of doing backup of everything, fine. but don't try to install or share them, that could be dangerous if users try to install random things from NUS. That's the reason there's a whitelist on the original WUP installer.


Also, instead of relying on the outdated wiibrew title database for the title list and game version, you know nintendo has the updated one available?
so either you think it's too complicated (yes few steps) or either new users don't know about it.

Nobody coded a public program to get latest title and version yet, that should be easy.
JNUSTool could add that feature instead of waiting for Maschell to update the csv file.

 

[Pecrow]

DLCs are 0005000C right?

 

[Pokezuculento]

DLCs are 0005000C right?

yes

 

[JohnathanMonkey]

Why do you need system Title's ticket?
if it's just for the fun of doing backup of everything, fine. but don't try to install or share them, that could be dangerous if users try to install random things from NUS. That's the reason there's a whitelist on the original WUP installer.


Also, instead of relying on the outdated wiibrew title database for the title list and game version, you know nintendo has the updated one available?
so either you think it's too complicated (yes few steps) or either new users don't know about it.

Nobody coded a public program to get latest title and version yet, that should be easy.
JNUSTool could add that feature instead of waiting for Maschell to update the csv file.

I dumped my eshop tiks using what FIX94 gave us. Whatever is in there, be it system files, DLC, etc, I want to know what it is. I have no idea what you are talking about when you say nintendo has an updated one.

 

[Cyan]

I was talking in general (not about your question).
I see users relying on New NUS Grabber GUI and complaining it doesn't have the game they want.
It's because that program is parsing Wiiubrew page to list the existing TitleID instead of parsing Nintendo's database.

Wiiubrew is not updated, so it's missing games and the update version is outdated.
Nintendo database is ALWAYs up to date. but nobody released a program to get advantage of Nintendo website, they prefer relying on outdated user driven database.



About your question now:
00050000 eShop title
00050002 eShop title demo
0005000C eShop title DLC
0005000E eShop title update
00050010 System-app, last byte OS version
0005001B System-data, last byte OS version
00050030 Background title, last byte OS version

If you dumped your files on your NAND, you probably found some Titles which are not available on NUS (they never released an update, or are not downloadable, updatable, etc.)
that's probably the case with your files starting with "0005001B", which are system-data, and are probably installed at manufactured time.

00050000-10164900 it's not on EUR eshop.. Edit: not on USA eshop either.
00050000-101A6000
0005000B-10197B00
00050000-101DAD00
00050002-1010B301
00050000-10163200
00050000-101DE000
00050000-10204F00
00050000-10164700
00050002-10175B01
none of them are on tagaya. (nintendo eshop database) so they probably are titles pre-installed on your console. or were demo for a limited amount of time and removed after expiration.

 

[JohnathanMonkey]

I was talking in general (not about your question).
I see users relying on New NUS Grabber GUI and complaining it doesn't have the game they want.
It's because that program is parsing Wiiubrew page to list the existing TitleID instead of parsing Nintendo's database.

Wiiubrew is not updated, so it's missing games and the update version is outdated.
Nintendo database is ALWAYs up to date. but nobody released a program to get advantage of Nintendo website, they prefer relying on outdated user driven database.



About your question now:
00050000 eShop title
00050002 eShop title demo
0005000C eShop title DLC
0005000E eShop title update
00050010 System-app, last byte OS version
0005001B System-data, last byte OS version
00050030 Background title, last byte OS version

If you dumped your files on your NAND, you probably found some Titles which are not available on NUS (they never released an update, or are not downloadable, updatable, etc.)
that's probably the case with your files starting with "0005001B", which are system-data, and are probably installed at manufactured time.

00050000-10164900 it's not on EUR eshop.. Edit: not on USA eshop either.
00050000-101A6000
0005000B-10197B00
00050000-101DAD00
00050002-1010B301
00050000-10163200
00050000-101DE000
00050000-10204F00
00050000-10164700
00050002-10175B01
none of them are on tagaya. (nintendo eshop database) so they probably are titles pre-installed on your console. or were demo for a limited amount of time and removed after expiration.

Oh ok I see what you are saying. But I don't think that "If you dumped your files on your NAND, you probably found some Titles which are not available on NUS" is correct. I have a game called 777 Slots and The title ID is not one I found, along with tumblestone and tadpole treble.

EDIT - I just re-read your post and I think I misunderstood something. NUS and Eshop are separate things? Thank you for your help on this Cyan!

 

[Cyan]

it should be the same.
eshop is the front end for the user, with the interface where you see and buy games.
NUS is nintendo update server. but it's also the place where the data you bought is downloaded from.

I don't know why a game on eShop wouldn't have its TitleID in tagaya. it's required to know if there's an update. Maybe there's just no update, so no need to put that TitleID in tagaya. I thought tagaya had v0/v1 too. Maybe I'm wrong.