Hacking FIRM0 section2 hash mismatch?

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Hi there!
So, I made a SysNAND dump(just in case I mess something up) with Decrypt9.
Then I wanted to validate the dump(also with Decrypt9) and it showed me this:
FIRM0 section2 hash mismatch
FIRM0 is corrupt (non critical)
Validate NAND dump: succeeded!

I dumped the Nand again and got the same result.
What's the problem? What will happen if I restore this dump?
No problems with emuNAND dumps.

Specifications of my device:
O3DS, updated SysNand 11.0, most recent A9LH commits by AuroraWright

I hope anyone can help me with this.

Greetings!
 
Okay, nice! Thank you so much for your quick answer!

It is perfectly fine to restore it, A9LH is stored on FIRM so it's natural that it would give a mismatch against what it should be. The reason you don't get it with EmuNAND is because A9LH is not installed on EmuNAND FIRM
 
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