Hmm I'm not following. lol BUT it is 6 am and I'm tired...so yeah. :/The trouble with the seeddb updater from the list I posted above.
Alright, I promised a proof-of-concept for my new project, GodMode9, and here it is.
It is still pretty ugly and doesn't do anything useful by itself right now. What it does right now is let you browse (that means only display filenames right now!) the files and folders on your SD card, on your SysNAND CTRNAND/TWLN/TWLP and on your EmuNAND0 CTRNAND/TWLN/TWLP.
When finished this won't be near as refined as CTRXplorer (if you haven't yet, check it out!) is, the two reasons being, that (1) ARM9 doesn't give me the same graphical possibilities and, and (2) a small bug on ARM9 can have dire consequences, especially for those without a NANDmod. So, I will keep it simple.
This is what this will be able to do later:
As many of you will be too lazy to try it themselves, here are some screenshots (button is [X], by the way):
Oh, and if you want to try it, no worries. All the NAND writing stuff is stubbed, nothing bad will happen.
It is still pretty ugly and doesn't do anything useful by itself right now. What it does right now is let you browse (that means only display filenames right now!) the files and folders on your SD card, on your SysNAND CTRNAND/TWLN/TWLP and on your EmuNAND0 CTRNAND/TWLN/TWLP.
When finished this won't be near as refined as CTRXplorer (if you haven't yet, check it out!) is, the two reasons being, that (1) ARM9 doesn't give me the same graphical possibilities and, and (2) a small bug on ARM9 can have dire consequences, especially for those without a NANDmod. So, I will keep it simple.
This is what this will be able to do later:
- Copy files between SDcard and all NAND partitions (there will be extra safety for writing to NAND)
- Possibly moving/deleting files, but still up for discussion.
- Creating folders (not looking forward to implementing the name input method :/)
- Possibly supporting multi EmuNAND (not simple to do, FATFS only supports 10 partitions mounted max)
As many of you will be too lazy to try it themselves, here are some screenshots (button is [X], by the way):
Oh, and if you want to try it, no worries. All the NAND writing stuff is stubbed, nothing bad will happen.
Hello, is the emuNAND injection without risk if I want to insert a 2days younger same emuNAND backup to replace the actual one? I received the update nag and browser block yesterday. And what will I lose? todays gamesaves will be replaced with their state two days ago?
Saves are prolly on SD, so I'd say anything installed will be on SD but not considered installed by system and settings changes will be undone.
Worst case, make a backup before you restore and observe.
Guys, I hope you can help me with this:
I installed A9LH and now I want to install TWLFirm on both emunand and sysNand. The problem is with sysnand, because when I load decrypt9WIP with A9LH directly, I get an error when I try to extract h&s from sysnand. I also tried to launch AuReinand in sysnand mode by pressing R, it launched fine, launched homebrew menu using ninjhax but when I try to launch decrypt9 or any other app, it just returns me to the homebrew menu again, I don't know why this happens.
I installed A9LH and now I want to install TWLFirm on both emunand and sysNand. The problem is with sysnand, because when I load decrypt9WIP with A9LH directly, I get an error when I try to extract h&s from sysnand. I also tried to launch AuReinand in sysnand mode by pressing R, it launched fine, launched homebrew menu using ninjhax but when I try to launch decrypt9 or any other app, it just returns me to the homebrew menu again, I don't know why this happens.
I installed A9LH so I just make AuReinand boot directly into sysNAND by default and then I hold L to enter my 9.2 emuNAND and use Decrypt9 just fine.
This happens because some stuff required for decryption is not (yet?) accessible via A9LH. The solution given by piratesepiroth will work, though.
@d0k3 , can you add a way for us to input data (title id, common key index and encrypted title key) directly into Decrypt9 and have the decrypted titlekey outputted to the screen?
It's kinda annoying always having to make that "enctitlekeys.bin" when we want titlekys for stuff that 's not installed.
It's kinda annoying always having to make that "enctitlekeys.bin" when we want titlekys for stuff that 's not installed.
Oops forgot to say I also tried launching synand pressing L but didn't launch, but it was because I forgot to put firmware90.bin in rei/ and it launched fine, but this is really weird, I can launch any app except Decrypt9 and Emunand9, because they return me to the homebrew menu. I tried updating the homebrew launcher and it didn't work. Then I renamed Decrypt9.3dsx to boot.3dsx so it launches inmediatly, but it just gets in a loop where the red screen flashes but it doesn't boot.
Edit: Ok, this is evein weirder. Now it worked out of nowhere.
Edit: Ok, this is evein weirder. Now it worked out of nowhere.
Last edited by darklinkpower,
I think it would be better to have a small command line utility to generate the enctitlekeys.bin from human readable data (textfile for example). You won't get a virtual keyboard on ARM9, and implementing a different input method would be a pain in the ass too
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Even if it had a simple password screen style, where we select the letters one by one, like in old games, would already be enough.I think it would be better to have a small command line utility to generate the enctitlekeys.bin from human readable data (textfile for example). You won't get a virtual keyboard on ARM9, and implementing a different input method would be a pain in the ass too
Even if we had to just select the positions with left and right and change the digits with up and down it would already be cool, heheh
Last edited by piratesephiroth,
Asking this... what would be the source of your input data (title id, common key index and encrypted title key)? Any manual input method with these long numbers would be tedious and very error prone, leading to more frustration than good I think.
We can get that info from a legitimate ticket, or even from a CIA made from NUS content with make_cdn_cia (Decrypt9 couldn't handle these last time I tried, by the way).
I know the title key is kinda long but as long as you add spaces between its bytes it wouldn't be too much trouble.
Last edited by piratesephiroth,
For legitimate tickets, there is already the print_ticket_keys.py script (included in Decrypt9). For CIAs, I guess make_cdn_cia doesn't lend itself to automation (ie, build a enctitlekeys.bin), but putting something together for the PC commandline is not too difficult. I agree that for single keys, putting it in directly might be a tad faster then moving around files.
As for CIAs from NUS, made by make_cdn_cia... I'd need an example, and you should better doublecheck it. I recently checked the FW 1.0.0 (US) package (created from a valid NAND backup). Seven files could not be decrypted, but doublechecking these with NUS content it turned out the non-decryptable CIAs had broken contents (100% sure, cause matching hashes and differing files). Maybe @MassExplosion213 knows more?
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