#R4i save dongle key not found how to#
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You do need to have a save dongle to restore these saves, but you don't necessarily need to have powersave. I Can't confirm anything due to not being able to restore but I can confirm that op's save encryption is the same as mine and that should allow it to work on my cart if it had the right payload for my system. I modded op's save file and no luck in changing it's payload the in game checksums still think it's corrupt. Use the otherapp payload from themeHax installer POST5_U_20480_usa_9221.bin Here's the files needed to create the save In the meantime I'll try to work with op's save dump. Even though I can do all of that I still can't get past the various checksums the save file itself has and upon launching OoT it just formats the save.Д¬an I please get a oothax 2.1 USA powersave dump(or any save dongle r4i/NDS adapter/etc) for an old 9.9.0-26u that way I can research further into an all in one solution.

#R4i save dongle key not found how to#

I now know how to decrypt/encrypt the save, can replace the files (with some limitations same size), and resign the save to be used with powersave dongle. Omg I've been racking my brain all weekend with this XD.

#R4i save dongle key not found download#

This is the Download link to the files for the US version of OoT *EDIT* After some Testing I have found that the 10.7 Haxx Payload allows homebrew access on 11.0 firmware Old&New3DS OoTHax.zip?dl=1 Any other region files should be able to be found on 's post here: If you need a (U) save file that isn't for a version I've already uploaded, Msg me and I will add the save to the appropriate file* *Note: The files Below are ALL the save files for Only Old and New 3DS's from Firmwares 9.9-10.3(U) Running Hax2.5. Thanks again to for uploading the save file for me to use for this to be possible I realize this is quite the alot to read through, but for some people it is exactly what they need and I appreciate those who took the time to read through this, and I hope it helped you as much as it helped me Now I noticed it takes significantly more time loading the Homebrew Launcher through this method than it did before when I used to run it through TubeHax but realistically, who gives a damn about the loading speed of the launcher when you actually have access to it in the first place from now on. After the file loaded, Press A and let the exploit do its thing Load the First Save file named Idleway(whatever the hell the rest of the name says) I made a quick backup of my LoZ OoT game and basically just renamed the Hax*Save file to the same as my backup aside from the (N3DS_x.xU_hax25) at the end (because that is the name of the backup that the powersave application reads) then proceeded to restore the hax backup to my Game Card and from there just ran the exploit like you would after installing it directly from the installer Then from there is where I took the save file from and placed it in my Powersaves Local Save folder (the 2.5hax version of OoTHax on the github apparently doesn't need the payload.bin on the root of your SD but I had it there just incase) Put the Installer files on your SD/MicroSD in the /3ds folder Download the installer from the github but ALL the steps for installing OoT3DHax, up until actually installing the hack via Homebrew are the same Now I cannot confirm this will work for all 3DS users, as I only have the Payloaded save files for (U) OoT games withing the 9.9-10.3 Firmware Range. Thankfully in another thread I got a reply from the User: zoogie, with a link to exactly what I needed to solve my problem. My only problem was getting that Save File that was prepatched with the OoTHax data. This sparked the idea to do the same thing with the OoTHax. Remembering that Gateway itself had a tutorial somewhere on how to use a hacked Save file exploit on OoT to launch the gateway Firmware that could be injected to the cartridge version of the game via Datel's 3DS Powersave Device.

Unfortunately its a Secondary exploit after using something like NinjaHax to get the initial load of the homebrew running to access the installer.

This Post is to help those people who like me (until recently) had no easily accessible way to load the Homebrew Launcher without either buying online a copy of CubicNinja or Skењ“DS(to use a ROM of CubicNinja) or finding some annoyingly complex way to run linux off a partition of your computers hard-drive just to have access to making a working Smashhax Beacon on a 3DS running 10.x Firmware (Also didn't have a backup plan for another hax* such as Themehax before updating their console)ДЄfter searching online for days trying to find some way around this lack of exploitation for the newest 3DS firmware I came to the Conclusion that the only way to regain access to the Homebrew Launcher was through OoTHax.