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Generates XCI/NSP/HFS0/ExeFS/RomFS/Certificate/Ticket dumps from Nintendo Switch gamecards and installed SD/eMMC titles.
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gcdumptool

Nintendo Switch Game Card Dump Tool

Main features

  • Generates full XCI cartridge dumps (with optional certificate removal). All dumps are padded with 0xFF to match the full game card size.
  • Precise HFS0 raw partition dumping (using the root HFS0 header from the game card).
  • Partition filesystem data dumping.
  • Partition filesystem browser (with manual file dump support).
  • Manual game card certificate dump.
  • Free SD card space checks in place.
  • File splitting support for all operations, using 2 GiB parts.
  • Game card Title ID and Control.nacp retrieval support using NCM and NS services.

Thanks to

  • MCMrARM, for creating the original application.
  • RSDuck, for their vba-next-switch port. It's UI menu code was taken as a basis for this application.
  • Foen, for giving me some pretty good hints about how to use the NCM service.
  • Yellows8, for helping me fix a silly bug in my implementation of some NCM service IPC calls.
  • The folks from ReSwitched, for working towards the creation of a good homebrew ecosystem.

Changelog

v1.0.2:

  • Fixed a silly bug in the file splitting code.

v1.0.1:

  • Minor UI fixes and tweaks.
  • Added some missing Title ID checks in uiLoop().
  • All calls to uiStatusMsg() are now properly identified.
  • Increased wait time to 2 seconds when a new gamecard is detected.

v1.0.0:

Initial release.