You need to get the xorpad for the CTR-NAND FAT16 partition and XOR it with the data block that goes from 0x0B930000 to 0x3AF00000 in the NAND dump (approximately 757 MB). Afterwards, you can extract the content of the decrypted file using WinImage.
Use Decrypt9 to get this xorpad under 9.2 (without needing to downgrade to 4.X).
You need to get the xorpad for the CTR-NAND FAT16 partition and XOR it with the data block that goes from 0x0B930000 to 0x3AF00000 in the NAND dump (approximately 757 MB). Afterwards, you can extract the content of the decrypted file using WinImage.
Use Decrypt9 to get this xorpad under 9.2 (without needing to downgrade to 4.X).
You need to get the xorpad for the CTR-NAND FAT16 partition and XOR it with the data block that goes from 0x0B930000 to 0x3AF00000 in the NAND dump (approximately 757 MB). Afterwards, you can extract the content of the decrypted file using WinImage.
Use Decrypt9 to get this xorpad under 9.2 (without needing to downgrade to 4.X).
That's an issue with 32 bit Python running out of memory when it tries to load the entire file into memory at once. Using 64 bit Python, or a slightly better managed script as mentioned by cearp, fixes it.