In these cases, I think it'd be desirable to at least get some information about the provided NCA, even if its storages can't be properly verified. Maybe warning the user about this would suffice?
Please note this even happens when hash verification isn't enabled (e.g. -y argument not provided).
In these cases, I think it'd be desirable to at least get some information about the provided NCA, even if its storages can't be properly verified. Maybe warning the user about this would suffice?
Please note this even happens when hash verification isn't enabled (e.g.
-yargument not provided).