The Switch Flashcart Thread (Mig Switch etc.)

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So the ninjas already know how to detect a MIG card!?
A new wave is quite possible.
I wouldn't be surprised if those who tried to run this dump get banned.
Mig Team loves "playing ping pong" with Nintendo, and Nintendo loves it even more. :ph34r:
 
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That doesn't mean they don't work... just that you don't want to use the online connection. (big difference).
When I want to do local coop, some games require an internet connection or an update to work but I have airplane mode on.
 
When I want to do local coop, some games require an internet connection or an update to work but I have airplane mode on.
Again... there is a huge difference between "doesn't work" and "requires internet connection or an update that I can't provide in airplane mode", and saying that doesn't work because "requires connection" is misleading: You would have the same issue with an original cartridge (which obviously doesn't mean the original cartridge doesn't work).
Your issue is you try to use copies from the internet instead of your own... so here lies the "problem".
You can update the games from a different console (without connecting to the internet) using the local connection... and the internet connection games (if it's required to play and you can only play on "airplane mode"... why you even try those? ".
 
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A new wave is quite possible.
I wouldn't be surprised if those who tried to run this dump get banned.
Mig Team loves "playing ping pong" with Nintendo, and Nintendo loves it even more. :ph34r:

That is why I try new games on the Mig Switch on my modded switch under eMMC first. That doesn't go anywhere near the internet.
 
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How do you know?
Well... something quite simple... I found their e-mail address, sent then an email, and they answered to it.
The "old way" of asking and getting a reply. :rofl2: :rofl2:
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In fact..
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I just tried and the dump is now working... still issues with Salty if you have it active (same as with the original cartridge).
 
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I used the contact form on the mig flash site using my phone with ad block disabled and I was able to send them a message. That was a few days ago. If I try via a desktop browser it would fail.
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Tested out the update on the mig dumper and cart and it is working
 
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Sorry to ask, I couldn't find answer. This card only work with your legit game dumps? Or can download games work also
 
Has any progress been made after the hacker that dumped the mig firmware after decrypting it directly from the chip on a Mig Switch? I mean it seems he was banned from Github for posting the complete dump with the secret keys under github "mig_research" that was also deleted, so it shouldn't have taken long for someone in china to make a clone.
 
I made a Windows Powershell script to organize the XCI and BIN files into their own GAMENAME.xci folder

Would anyone find this useful?
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Here is a link to the script post.

 
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Has any progress been made after the hacker that dumped the mig firmware after decrypting it directly from the chip on a Mig Switch? I mean it seems he was banned from Github for posting the complete dump with the secret keys under github "mig_research" that was also deleted, so it shouldn't have taken long for someone in china to make a clone.
Oh dang that sucks. Luckily I've got a copy of the repo that I attached to this post, but I wonder why it got taken down. I believe the original poster has no further intentions of doing anything more with this other then releasing it and letting researchers do what they'd like with it. It looks like that's gone as far as it will already (see this post for what was found from analyzing the MIG update files).

There was this post in early September where the poster said
  • Goal: My objective is to use this setup to perform side-channel analysis and attempt to extract the firmware via non-invasive methods.
  • Promise: If I successfully extract a usable firmware, I will release it publicly for the community.
but there have been no updates from them since.
 
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Oh dang that sucks. Luckily I've got a copy of the repo that I attached to this post, but I wonder why it got taken down. I believe the original poster has no further intentions of doing anything more with this other then releasing it and letting researchers do what they'd like with it. It looks like that's gone as far as it will already (see this post for what was found from analyzing the MIG update files).

There was this post in early September where the poster said

but there have been no updates from them since.
Thanks for letting us know. It looks like I will pull the trigger on an original mig before the new year. Hopefully I don't regret any new hacks coming up soon and I end up regretting it before using it for a bit. I checked the CCC hacker conference and there doesn't seem to be any Nintendo Switch hacking coming up on there either.
 

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