Yeah, ya do. Where else would the data go?
On the root of my computer? It's surprising i'd need an SD card for something I only need to keep on my PC.
On the root of my computer? It's surprising i'd need an SD card for something I only need to keep on my PC.
Because you have to use your 3DS as a slave to do the AES decryption:
http://3dbrew.org/wiki/AES_Registers
The 3DS has a hardware aes engine, with a secret key scrambler built into it. The whole point of this program is to use the fact that while we don't personally know the key scrambler algorithm, the 3ds does. With control of the arm9 core we can instruct the 3ds aes engine to do the crypto for us.
Indeed. Oh well, such is life.
Relys: "#parsedir('backups', ctrlist) #I don't have anything to test this with" In 9.2 emunand, highlight an installed 3DSWare and press the arrow pointing to the right next to "Manual" or "Open" and press "Save Data Backup". Save files are stored in folders, each corresponding to the position in the Save Data Backup menu and in another folder with the titleid.
Pardon me if this is a dumb question, but is there any way that this could be turned into a .3ds/.cia homebrew? I ask this because I am running a Gateway setup with FTPony. I can transfer .cia files to my 3DS without removing my SD card. The only time that I have to remove my SD card is when I'm doing XORPads. It'd be convenient if there was a homebrew where I could transfer over the ncchinfo, run the homebrew, and have it generate the pads. That way, I could just FTP them over to my PC without having to swap my SD card out.
Is it possible to process multiple ncchinfo.bin's at the same time? It would save so much time for someone with a large SD card and multiple roms to decrypt
Is it possible to process multiple ncchinfo.bin's at the same time? It would save so much time for someone with a large SD card and multiple roms to decrypt
You can input multiple files at once into the ctrkeygen. Like, you can do "ctrkeygen.py mario.3ds layton.3ds hmpm2.3ds etc".
i try so hard but my com keep crashing on cmd but if someone has a patch ppf for pokemon x or y with all trainer +10 level and evolve their pokemon to match that level, that would be great....if u need a link to the program it here http://projectpokemon.org/forums/sh...-V0-1-(A-Trainer-Data-editor-for-Pokemon-X-Y)
Thank you
Thank you
yeah, you're trying to boot a CXI. those can technically be booted (they're 99% of the CCI) but the 3ds expects cartridges to be a CCI (NCSD + NCCH).
if you want to play it as a CCI you can use the NCCH decryptor on the *.app to extract the exheader, exefs, and romfs in the same way as a rom. after that, just build it with makerom as if you were recompiling any rom. then if you want to reinstall it (for example, with game mods) you can convert that CCI back into a CIA using a tutorial around these forums.
Sadly not, Capcom uses a ton of different formats. I wish somebody could get those .tex texture files convertable...
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It's going alright thanks+1 I know what you mean with gaming time. It's precious where I can get it these days.
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I think that's why I focus on just enjoying single player experiences that aren't too competitive
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@Maximumbeans, Indeed. I've been working on getting this Infecutus chip to work on my PS2. But after soldering, I realised that a plastic piece was missing from the power ribbon cable to the power and eject buttons.
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Now I could go with soldering the contacts from the cable to the connector on the mobo, but doesn't sound like a good permanent solution.
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Man, that's beyond my brain I'm no good with hardware for now. I'd like to get into hardmods in future though
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@Maximumbeans, Maybe start practice soldering. Get a cheap-ass soldering iron and follow some good YouTube tutorials.+1
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Least my experience has gotten better than over a decade ago. My iron would constantly bump into components and break them.
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Sounds good. I actually did soldering but like 16 years ago for school so uuuuh probably rusty haha
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@Maximumbeans, Same here. I did soldering at school from a teacher who I honestly liked since he had plenty of good electronics experience.+1
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It was like all clear and fancy. Tbf I'm not too experienced with chess, but would like to learn someday.
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