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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 | === Using GodMode9 === | ||
This | This requires GodMode9 v1.1.8 or newer, started through boot9strap. | ||
# | #Start GodMode9. | ||
#Check | #Navigate to {{code|[M:] MEMORY VIRTUAL}}. | ||
#Press L on {{code|boot9.bin}} and {{code|otp.mem}} to select both. | |||
#Press A to select, then choose "Copy to 0:/gm9/out". | |||
#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. | |||
=== Using fastboot3DS === | === Using fastboot3DS === | ||
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#Check inside {{code|/3ds}} on the SD card. The files {{code|boot9.bin}} and {{code|otp.bin}} should be created. | #Check inside {{code|/3ds}} on the SD card. The files {{code|boot9.bin}} and {{code|otp.bin}} should be created. | ||
=== Using | === Using boot9strap before 1.4 === | ||
This | This is the default setup when using [https://3ds.hacks.guide/ 3DS Hacks Guide]. This does not work when using boot9strap through ntrboot. If ntrboot is used, use the GodMode9 section above. | ||
'''This option no longer works for boot9strap 1.4.''' | |||
# | #While holding START + SELECT + X, press POWER. | ||
#Check for {{code|/boot9strap}} on the SD card. The files {{code|boot9.bin}} and {{code|otp.bin}} should be created inside. | |||
#Check | |||
== movable.sed == | == movable.sed == | ||
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=== Using GodMode9 === | === Using GodMode9 === | ||
The drive depends on the source. SysNAND is at {{code|[1:] SYSNAND CTRNAND}}. EmuNAND/RedNAND is at {{code|[4:] EMUNAND CTRNAND}}. A mounted NAND backup is at {{code|[7:] IMGNAND CTRNAND}}. | The drive depends on the source. '''SysNAND is at {{code|[1:] SYSNAND CTRNAND}} and is most likely the one you want.''' EmuNAND/RedNAND is at {{code|[4:] EMUNAND CTRNAND}}. A mounted NAND backup is at {{code|[7:] IMGNAND CTRNAND}}. | ||
#Start GodMode9. | #Start GodMode9. | ||
