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rxTools
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arm9loaderhax.bin: Failed to load key X for slot 0x | Code: 4 #448

Open joedude1635 opened 8 years ago

joedude1635 commented 8 years ago

I get this when I use the arm9loaderhax.bin payload. The installation suite fails, and then it shows this. I have the correct firm folder.

Desterly commented 8 years ago

It's looking for the slot0x25KeyX.bin file because it thinks firmware is < 7.

@AlbertoSONIC couple items here. First the text is getting cut off so it ends at "slot 0x" second, I'm assuming that we need to remove this check for arm9loader or identify sysver differently?

Edit: I got this on my o3ds. assuming that's part of it

urherenow commented 8 years ago

If keys are needed, there is an issue anyway because a9lh works before keys (or any firm at all) are even initiated...

joedude1635 commented 8 years ago

So is this a bug for everyone? My sysNAND is on 9.2.

AlbertoSONIC commented 8 years ago

Yeah I noticed this too. A workaround is, obviously, to put slot0x25keyx.bin in the sd even if not needed. I'll disable that check when booted from arm9loaderhax later ;)

joedude1635 commented 8 years ago

The installation is still failing. Then, when I try and load sysNAND or emuNAND, it says "Failed to load NATIVE_FIRM: 4"

joedude1635 commented 8 years ago

Anyone have a solution? I've tried booting it by itself and with CTRBootManager. Here is a picture of the root of my SD card and the rxTools directory: http://imgur.com/a/6ZJpN

urherenow commented 8 years ago

Use AUReinand to launch sysnand with the 9.0 firm, then use browserhax or hblauncher_loader to launch HBL (or ctrbootmanager). Launching rxTools from there will complete the data installation suite, then you can replace arm9loaderhax.bin with rxTools'.

joedude1635 commented 8 years ago

Hmm... seem to get into sysNAND... I didn't uninstall menuhax before I installed arm9loaderhax, so that might be it. My rei folder has an emunand folder, a reboot folder, a firmware90.bin, and an updatedsysnad file (with no extension).

mariogamer2 commented 8 years ago

Personally, my o3ds do not boot at all...