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KenD00 · 25th January 2009, 21:55

@usr139
There is no need (and its no appreciated) to send me your post you made one day ago as PM. And if you don't understand what Doom9 has written, why do you ask me but not him?

Besides obviously not having read the tutorials linked from the first page of the DumpHD thread you have damaged your aacskeys installation, nowhere was written you should create the HostKeyCertificate.txt file, it is already present in the release! To enable direct key retrieval in DumpHD all you need to do is to copy the files HostKeyCertificate.txt, ProcessingDeviceKeysSimple.txt and the library appropriate to your OS, in your case Windows so aacskeys.dll, into the DumpHD folder.

But as Doom9 already pointed out, the used Certificate has been revoked so aacskeys won't work without additional help. You are in the lucky situation that there is a patched firmware for your drive (can be found in this forum), flash your drive with that one and you are ready to go as long as your discs are < MKBv9.

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KenD00 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Internet Posts: 378	@usr139 There is no need (and its no appreciated) to send me your post you made one day ago as PM. And if you don't understand what Doom9 has written, why do you ask me but not him? Besides obviously not having read the tutorials linked from the first page of the DumpHD thread you have damaged your aacskeys installation, nowhere was written you should create the HostKeyCertificate.txt file, it is already present in the release! To enable direct key retrieval in DumpHD all you need to do is to copy the files HostKeyCertificate.txt, ProcessingDeviceKeysSimple.txt and the library appropriate to your OS, in your case Windows so aacskeys.dll, into the DumpHD folder. But as Doom9 already pointed out, the used Certificate has been revoked so aacskeys won't work without additional help. You are in the lucky situation that there is a patched firmware for your drive (can be found in this forum), flash your drive with that one and you are ready to go as long as your discs are < MKBv9.