Le développer DarkMatterCore nous a sortie il y a quelques semaines maintenant un Homebrew nommé GCDumptool. Comme son nom l’indique, il s’agit d'un nouveau outil de dump de cartouche Nintendo Switch. Et voila qu'il y a quelques heures DarkMatterCore nous sort sur son Github la version 1.0.5 et voici son gros changelog :
v1.0.5:
- Fixed game card version reading (now using the ncm service instead of retrieving it from the cached Control.nacp).
- Added ability to read and identify FW update versions bundled with game cards.
- In case an error occurs while reading the game card Title ID, the application will also display the FW version update bundled with it along with an explanation.
- Removed output XCI dump renaming based on the XML database from nswdb.com.
- Output naming scheme changed. Characters out of the ASCII range are replaced with underscores:
- XCI dump: "sdmc:/[GameName] v[GameVersion] ([TitleID]).xci".
- Raw partition dump: "sdmc:/[GameName] v[GameVersion] ([TitleID]) - Partition [PartitionIndex] ([PartitionName]).hfs0".
- Partition data dump (directory): "sdmc:/[GameName] v[GameVersion] ([TitleID]) - Partition [PartitionIndex] ([PartitionName])/".
- Certificate dump: "sdmc:/[GameName] v[GameVersion] ([TitleID]) - Certificate ([CRC32]).bin".
- Manual file dumps will now be saved to their corresponding directory instead of the SD card root.
- Added a XML database update option in the main menu.
- Added an update application option in the main menu. It isn't working at this moment because libcurl has problems dealing with secure connections, and as such the option has been
- disabled (pressing A on it does nothing). Nonetheless, the code to parse JSON responses from the GitHub API is pretty much ready, so it's just a matter of time.
