I assume using homebrew, you can dump the "console specific key" mentioned here, https://dsibrew.org/wiki/Tad, and then you'd be able to create a valid .tad for a title, right?
Actually its impossible to install dsiware to nand without a nand write tool.
However you can still create valid .bin files using system settings from hyja cfw sdnand, you just wont be able to restore these to sysnand without nand access.
First you need a valid tmd for the dsiware title, then you need to create a valid ticket for it too.
Otherwise system settings will not create a .bin file.
(This guide tells you how to create valid tmd and ticket files: Photo guide to installing DSiWare backups on real hardware and emulator | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community)
After that copy the files to sdnand
ticket file goes to: SD:/ticket/00030004/xxxxxxxx.tik
tmd file goes to: SD:/title/00030004/xxxxxxxx/content/title.tmd
(xxxxxxxx are the last 8 digits from your dsiware title id)
Then go to system settings (sdnand)
and create a backup .bin
After that you need to copy the dsiware ticket from sdnand to sysnand using a nand write tool
Then go to system settings (sysnand)
and restore the backup
(without the ticket in sysnand its impossible to restore the backup .bin, even when its valid. It will throw an error without ticket)
However you can still create valid .bin files using system settings from hyja cfw sdnand, you just wont be able to restore these to sysnand without nand access.
First you need a valid tmd for the dsiware title, then you need to create a valid ticket for it too.
Otherwise system settings will not create a .bin file.
(This guide tells you how to create valid tmd and ticket files: Photo guide to installing DSiWare backups on real hardware and emulator | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community)
After that copy the files to sdnand
ticket file goes to: SD:/ticket/00030004/xxxxxxxx.tik
tmd file goes to: SD:/title/00030004/xxxxxxxx/content/title.tmd
(xxxxxxxx are the last 8 digits from your dsiware title id)
Then go to system settings (sdnand)
and create a backup .bin
After that you need to copy the dsiware ticket from sdnand to sysnand using a nand write tool
Then go to system settings (sysnand)
and restore the backup
(without the ticket in sysnand its impossible to restore the backup .bin, even when its valid. It will throw an error without ticket)
Well I'm talking about a PC tool to create bins that are encrypted/signed to work on an unmodified console, using the console's key(s)/ID(s). Then you'd just use the retail system settings to transfer from the sd card to the NAND. Unless you are saying that system settings checks to make sure you have a ticket (or something) on the NAND, before allowing the transfer?
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Psionic Roshambo:
It's not the movies or games downloads that I would worry about, like breaking into networks, downloading encrypted things, spying on network traffic. I have seen so many "Top Secret" seals on files when I was a kid -
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Psionic Roshambo:
I was obsessed with finding UFOs, a surprising amount of US files where stashed on computers in other countries, China back in the early 90s omg sooo much
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BigOnYa:
Yea that crazy, I've never tried hack into anything, I just pirate, and my ISP have send me 3-4 letters, so had to VPN it -
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Psionic Roshambo:
Ship to ship communication software for the Navy although without access to the encrypting chips it was mostly useless
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Psionic Roshambo:
I bet now a 4090 could probably crack it? Hmmm maybe not even back then I'm pretty sure they where using like 1024 bit encryption
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Psionic Roshambo:
I remember one time I downloaded like a 500MB ISO file on 56K and that literally took like 2 days
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