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2.4 KiB
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43 lines
2.4 KiB
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"filename": {
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"label": "Filename",
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"description": "Filename used for the output dump.\nIllegal filesystem characters will be automatically replaced with underscores (\"_\"). If the inserted SD card is used as the output storage, only ASCII characters will be kept — this is a limitation on Nintendo's FS driver.\nThe file extension cannot be modified, and it is excluded on purpose."
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},
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"output_storage": {
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"label": "Output storage",
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"description": "Storage where the dumped data will be written to. Changing it will automatically update the output filename to better suit the output filesystem limitations.\nUsing a connected USB host requires a libusb-based driver, as well as the Python host script. For more information, please visit \"{}\".",
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"value_00": "SD card",
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"value_01": "USB host",
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"value_02": "USB Mass Storage ({})"
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},
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"prepend_key_area": {
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"label": "Prepend KeyArea data",
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"description": "Prepends the full, 4 KiB long KeyArea block to the output XCI dump, which includes the InitialData area. XCI dumps with KeyArea data are also known as \"Full XCIs\". Disabled by default."
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},
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"keep_certificate": {
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"label": "Keep certificate",
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"description": "Preserves the gamecard certificate in the output XCI dump, which is used to unequivocally identify each individual gamecard. Disabled by default."
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},
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"trim_dump": {
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"label": "Trim dump",
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"description": "Trims the output XCI dump by removing padding data beyond the end of the last HFS partition. Disabled by default."
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},
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"calculate_checksum": {
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"label": "Calculate checksum",
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"description": "Calculates one or more CRC32 checksums over the dumped data, depending on the selected configuration. Checksums are useful to verify data integrity. Enabled by default."
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},
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"checksum_lookup_method": {
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"label": "Checksum lookup method",
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"description": "If \"{0}\" is enabled, this option determines which lookup method is used to validate the calculated CRC32 checksum at the end of the dump process.\nIf \"{1}\" is selected, the calculated checksum will be looked up in \"{2}\", which must have been previously downloaded.\nIf \"{3}\" is selected, the calculated checksum will be looked up using an Internet connection and a public HTTP endpoint.",
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"value_00": "None"
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},
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"start_dump": "Start dump"
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}
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