Closed JustinB77 closed 5 years ago
"Failed to match key" is not your problem, that just shows up whenever you have extra unneeded keys in the prod.keys file (for whatever reason).
What's the size of the file you're trying to extract?
you mean my nsp correct? 489,475 kb
sorry if im wrong with anything here, not used to this stuff
You might want to censor that picture since sharing keys is illegal
how please quick XD
or we'll just do that as the problem isnt the keys
489,475 kb
Smash's filesize is over 13gb, not 489mb.
Thats very strange why it would give me that file do you know of any reason why it would do that? Or do you know of any other thing i could use? I used that SD to NSP thing...
Well i may have just found something... I dont know how the program would react to this but i realized that i dont have much storage left... i have a hard drive on me to try it again but my switch is taking up my usb slot... any way to unplug and keep the process safe so i can use my hard drive?
Welp i think i found it... Again, as I'm unfamiliar with programs like this, I pulled a dumb move and didn't know the process took a while to complete... Then again i still didn't have the storage so I'm trying a different computer that has the storage. I've redone almost everything so i should be ok
To link to what Bakugo said, it can be seen in hactool 1.4.0 extkeys.c:213#extkeys_initialize_settings
where it retrieves all of the keys with their values from the file first and iterates through that list, mentioning what is not explicitly matched / requested by the program.
Probably not the best message. Can use --disablekeywarns
So I have Hactool, I've been trying for the past 2 hours to get my SSBU modded and I run into this: Failed to match key errors running down my cmd
I'm trying my hardest to know whats going on... I've put prod.keys into a .switch folder and i have my gamedump in my Hactool directory. Please someone help!