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nstool failed to patch update on base nca (Indirect storage not ascending ordered) #99
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I am getting the same issue. I am trying to open the 3.0.2 update files for SMM2 and am running the following command:
It then gives me this error:
The strange thing is that my friend ran the same command, and he tells me that it worked for him; it extracted NCA partition 1. I don't know what I could possibly be doing wrong. |
@basilicon is this a problem based on my architecture? coz i m using aarch64 Linux |
I have the same error as well. smm2 update v302 |
Thank you for letting me know the specific games/patch. I should be able to reproduce this on my machine when I get ahold of some copies |
Hey there,
I m trying to patch a game using nstool
But i got an error, hactool also shows the same error but somehow hac2l and hactoolnet are able to patch them is it possible to fix with nstool ?
game - Pokemon Violet, patch update v1.1.0
here's the errors -
[WARNING] NCA Header Main Signature: FAIL
[WARNING] ACID Signature: FAIL (Failed to verify Access Control Info Desc)
[NCA Header]
Format Type: NCA3
Dist. Type: Download
Content Type: Program
Key Generation: 10
Sig. Generation: 0
Kaek Index: Application (0)
Size: 0xb78af000
ProgID: 0x0100abf008968000
Content Index: 0
SdkAddon Ver.: 7.7.0 (v117899264)
[WARNING] NCA Partition 1 not readable. (Indirect storage not ascending ordered.)
[ContentArchive/Extract]
Saving ./out/0/main...
Saving ./out/0/main.npdm...
Saving ./out/0/rtld...
Saving ./out/0/sdk...
Saving ./out/0/subsdk0...
Saving ./out/0/subsdk1...
thanks in advance
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