Homebrew SigHax Updates and Discussion Thread
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well after each key the command line tells me command not found and then the paython shell closes, well I guess I overread this:
boot9tools repo said:
make sure u copied godmode9.firm and not the .bin version into ur payloads folder
boot9 = 3DS ARM9 BootROM
boot11 = 3DS ARM11 BootROM
OTP = Console Unique NAND Keys
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I'm just as confused as you are, even though I don't think we should go and hex edit the bootROM...
btw to everyone who don't want to use the key combo (at least for b9 and b11) just launch gm9 and navigate to virtual memory from there yu can copy b9 and b11 to gm9out
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yep, totally confusing, I guess no boot9 keys for me today.
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no thanks possible thanks to @SciresM
If you're trying to use boot9_keytool.sh to extract the keys:
- You need the `xxd` utility installed. This is included as part of `vim`.
- It's a bash shell script, so you'll need to run it through bash in e.g. a Linux VM, Cygwin, or similar.
- Syntax: ./boot9_keytool.sh boot9.bin [decimal offset]
- The offsets listed are retail = 22624(offset 0x5860 / addr 0xffffd860), devunit = 23648 (offset 0x5c60 / addr 0xffffdc60). These are relative to the second half of the ROM, so you'll need to add 32768.
- Actual values you should use: retail = 55392, devunit = 56416
It was there before, but only the unprotected portions could be read. Reading the protected area when booted from A9LH or some other ARM9 entry point returned all 00s. You have to run GodMode9 from B9S in order to read the protected areas.
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the kkey combo worked for me after two tries now i have all dumped correctly just in case, i think these function will be usefull some day
sorry for thre redundant follow up question, did you have to uninstall it first and install the latest avail luma a9lh first?
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they are useful but yellows8 tools are confusing as I and @BARNWEY already mentioned it kinda seems that yellows8 wants us to hexedit boot9 to get his tools working. i totally love hexediting.... NOT
I feel that, I have to make an entirely new Linux VM so I can actually do some dev stuff (I prefer to keep my dev setup and host-OS seperate...)
No, you can install the latest A9LH straight from 3DSafe....
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Same here, Windows+Python=RAGE
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