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→ARM9 BootROM & OTP
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[[File:GM9 Copy boot9 and otp.png|thumb|Copying movable.sed in GodMode9]] | [[File:GM9 Copy boot9 and otp.png|thumb|Copying movable.sed in GodMode9]] | ||
ARM9 BootROM contains various encryption keys. OTP is used for encryption of console-unique data, such as NAND partitions. | ARM9 BootROM contains various encryption keys. OTP is used for encryption of console-unique data, such as NAND partitions. | ||
=== Using GodMode9 === | === Using GodMode9 === | ||
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#Turn off the system. | #Turn off the system. | ||
#Check inside {{code|/gm9/out}} on the SD card. The files {{code|boot9.bin}} and {{code|otp.bin}} should be created. | #Check inside {{code|/gm9/out}} on the SD card. The files {{code|boot9.bin}} and {{code|otp.bin}} should be created. | ||
=== Using fastboot3DS === | |||
This requires fastboot3DS v1.1 or newer installed to FIRM. | |||
#While holding HOME, press POWER to boot into the fastboot3DS menu. | |||
#Choose "Miscellaneous..." -> "Dump bootroms & OTP". | |||
#Check that all steps show "success", then press B to power off. | |||
#Check inside {{code|/3ds}} on the SD card. The files {{code|boot9.bin}} and {{code|otp.bin}} should be created. | |||
=== Using boot9strap before 1.4 === | === Using boot9strap before 1.4 === | ||
