Nois these compatible ? I have a couple of these nfc from my old xperia phone
Their capacity is too small.can you detail please
Hahah no way, I bought these exact ones last night.Can i use these nfc card?
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Their capacity is too small.
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Hahah no way, I bought these exact ones last night.
They need to be NTAG215's as they have the right amount of space - its either 540 or 504 bytes, I can never remember. Cannot be any more or any less.what is the recommended capacity ? and any other useful things before I buy some of them
As far as i understood looking at the spec, any tag that is NTAG215 has to have the right amount of memory and not any other (because otherwise it couldn't call itself NTAG215). I don't know why bigger tags don't work, though.They need to be NTAG215's as they have the right amount of space - its either 540 or 504 bytes, I can never remember. Cannot be any more or any less.
They need to be NTAG215's as they have the right amount of space - its either 540 or 504 bytes, I can never remember. Cannot be any more or any less.
They seem good, might snatch that up myself hmm.are those good or is there a better deal ? here
They seem good, might snatch that up myself hmm.
Im gonna test the tags out when I get them using the AR cards you get with a 3DS
Then I have my own Amiibo cards
Nope, I said I am putting some of the tags on the back of them so they will have NFCare the AR cards that came with 3ds had nfc !!?
are those good or is there a better deal ? here
FFS... I even added a comment on the unpack() to remember why it was that way@socram8888 there is a bug in your latest code. the pack function does not calculate the data checksum correctly.
Code:sha256hmac(tagKeys.hmacKey, sizeof(tagKeys.hmacKey), plain + 0x1D4, 0x34, *****cipher***** + HMAC_POS_TAG); sha256hmac(dataKeys.hmacKey, sizeof(dataKeys.hmacKey), ******plain***** + 0x029, 0x1DF, cipher + HMAC_POS_DATA);
the tag checksum is used by the data checksum. however since the plain data is never updated the data checksum still uses the invalid checksum.
if you look at @javiMaD's original code he does it correctly. Also @javiMaD your latest code is also wrong due to merging the changes from upstream with this bug.
They need to be NTAG215's as they have the right amount of space - its either 540 or 504 bytes, I can never remember. Cannot be any more or any less.
Checksum for the unfixed info: MD5: 2551AFC7C8813008819836E9B619F7ED
Checksum for locked secret: MD5: 0AD86557C7BA9E75C79A7B43BB466333
If you look on my download server (in description) in the amiibo folder, you might find something
amiibo are region freeAre Amiibos region-lock ? if so are those in your server a US dump or EUR ?