The keys are supplied by filling the file sysdata/aes_keys.txt (located in the User Directory) in the following format: slot0x0DKeyX=0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF ManuallyĪs an alternative, instead of dumping a keys file using the script, you can create the file and provide all of the AES keys manually. This can occur if you are using fastboot3DS please launch GodMode9 through a different method. If you see an error like line 7: read fail when dumping in GodMode9, your environment does not have access to the bootrom data and thus cannot dump the required keys. Copy this file to the sysdata folder in your Citra user directory.

On your SD card you will find gm9/aes_keys.txt.

Wait for the script to finish and return you to the GodMode9 menu, then turn off your 3DS.

Launch GodMode9 on your 3DS and run the script by pressing HOME, selecting “Scripts”, and selecting “DumpKeys”.Download the GodMode9 script here (Right Click -> Save Link As) and save it to the gm9/scripts directory on your SD card.This requires your 3DS to be on firmware 11.16.0 or 11.17.0. This will dump all the keys and other secrets you need for game decryption, Miis, amiibo, etc. In this method, you will create an aes_keys.txt from your console using a GodMode9 script. These keys are not officially provided by Citra due to legal considerations.

Users can provide some additional crypto keys to enable some advanced features in Citra.

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