Mmk so now I think I understand this better, this is right up my crypto profs alley i'm going to see if he wants to make this part of his project list. TY and hope there's a new bug found in boot1 (though i doubt it)by ambedrake - BootMii Beta
Ok so sorry for the ignorance of the previous post, my instructor that cracks for fun has informed me that using an exact match of Nintys sig is a copyright violation. Though he did give me an interesting idea. from previous research OTP memory can in turn be rewritten if altered to do so, is this a reasonable path to try? Also is there a way to dump Boot1 so that we can go through it with a fineby ambedrake - BootMii Beta
Then is it possible to find such a signature from the NAND dump that BootMii creates?by ambedrake - BootMii Beta
From my understanding the new boot1 checks the hash value of the boot2 in order to make sure it has not been tampered with and will not allow booting of any code that does not have the value correct. This brings me to the two questions on this : 1. If the boot2 MUST have the same hash value then how is it that Nintendo can alter this file and still have the boot1 recognize it. If this is the cby ambedrake - BootMii Beta