Hacking Discussion Info on SHA-256 hashes on FS patches
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Scripts are working great on the latest AMS 0.18.1 release. Was nice to not have to wait around for someone else to make new patches. Thanks again to crckd and mrdude for your work!
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4CB73298B4D83672E781E04E5492C02E3D8B9E4DFE0A6717677F3A38D70C8901.ips
Contents of IPS: 5041544348001A4A000100454F46
Updated ES patches script to support FW 12.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
AutoIPS - windows users (no python needed).
Updated to support FW 12.0
https://mega.nz/file/9goRGYoB#MOgxBIGy9PUku0jaSh4AAtKWc7h6qvuGS0BTfT7e5x4
Put your key.dat into the scripts folder (see template in scripts folder for required keys).
Updated to support FW 12.0
https://mega.nz/file/9goRGYoB#MOgxBIGy9PUku0jaSh4AAtKWc7h6qvuGS0BTfT7e5x4
Put your key.dat into the scripts folder (see template in scripts folder for required keys).
I keep getting an "ERROR sdk.txt does not exist, dump the firmware first." when attempting to make ES/FS patches.
I used the recently updated TegraExplorer to dump my firmware. Am I missing something? I see no sdk.txt anywhere.
Just make a temporary file called sdk.txt then, probably you don't have permission to create files in the directory you are using the program from - try running from your desktop. It works fine for me.
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It is on my desktop lol. After creating sdk.txt, I get "ERROR dumped/main_dec does not exist, dump the firmware first!"Just make a temporary file called sdk.txt then, probably you don't have permission to create files in the directory you are using the program from - try running from your desktop. It works fine for me.
Probably you're not using the correct firmware files then or have the nca's in the root of the firmware folder that your dragged onto the menu.
Yes the .nca into root worked. I got the ES patches and Loader patch, but I get a bunch of warnings about key match failures when making FS patches. I just renamed recently dumped prod.keys to keys.dat and tossed into scripts folder. Did I make another mistake here?
Yes, look at the template I posted and just put your keys into that template - you got errors because you used a bunch of keys that are not required, also it makes the app slower to find the patches as it tries all the keys that are in your keys.dat file (which many are not needed).
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