The file seems fine, yes but make a hash check just in case. Level 2 verification I mostly right but not 100% accuratr since it doesn't test the whole hash.
I'm talking about the verification in the batch, that allows you to verify the hashes after level 2.
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HASH TEST
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010056E00B4F4000 - Content.CONTROL
- File name: 38068f316346d269cbeb4528b17f3c71.nca
- SHA256: 38068f316346d269cbeb4528b17f3c7179a545514913dd3b34a9af346e53a659
> FILE IS CORRECT
010056E00B4F4000 - Content.PROGRAM
- File name: 6a83dd1b76af2d15a88183215dca31c4.nca
- SHA256: ac6c0866034fa4b51711ada1974a603a421f66e6acea9f30542ce1d98efc6a20
- ORIG_SHA256: 6a83dd1b76af2d15a88183215dca31c42ef79cdad28c6ee5266d33eb43fa6f77
> FILE IS CORRECT
010056E00B4F4000 - Content.META
- File name: d7561b533475df0c7ef99303c9ae9e84.cnmt.nca
- SHA256: d7561b533475df0c7ef99303c9ae9e84c086280d902285bf896cd455fb7406d5
> FILE IS CORRECT
010056E00B4F4000 - Content.MANUAL
- File name: ef46fa14b4a7eb0b8e6e3a7d1a2cebf9.nca
- SHA256: ef46fa14b4a7eb0b8e6e3a7d1a2cebf9e32e49c0c4445c2e82c23ff2db243e14
> FILE IS CORRECT
VERDICT: XCI FILE IS CORRECT
But I also did a firmware verification and it said 9.1 (I guess google had wrong info?) but I am on 9.0.1 and the nsp works fine. Can the XCI require newer firmware than the NSP of the same game?
CONTENT ID: 010056e00b4f4000
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Titleinfo:
- Name: The Walking Dead: A New Frontier
- Editor: Skybound Games
- Display Version: 1.0.3
- Meta SDK version: 10.0.0.0
- Program SDK version: 6.6.0.0
- Supported Languages: US (eng), UK (eng), FR, DE, LAT (spa), SPA, CAD (fr),
POR, RU, TW (ch), CH
- Content type: Base Game or Application
- Version: 0 -> Application (0)
Required Firmware:
Getting NUTDB json "fw"
- Included Firmware: Deleted
- RequiredSystemVersion: 605028352 -> (9.1.0)
- Encryption (keygeneration): 10 -> (9.0.0 - 9.0.1)
- Patchable to: 603979776 -> (9.0.0)
ExeFS Data:
- BuildID8: 580AEA5BE103C1A0
- BuildID: 580AEA5BE103C1A05D1A7BCA4672E8FD
Regardless it seems updating is the only solution so I'll do that.