lockpick RCM problems - not the correct files for sept

[greggyspleens]

I have tried to dump my keys so i can make a backup of a card that i own

but when i try lockpick rcm it says it dont have the right files in the sept folder? it then copies itself into my sept folder as a separate bin, so i know its knows the sept folder is in there. I've taken the sept folder from the latest release of atmposhere on its github page. Anyone else run into this problem and have any tips? thanks

the sept folder is on the root of my sd card

 

[imprezgc8]

Yes, lockpick dev doesn't support SX like most homebrew devs unfortunately and SX doesn't have a sept folder.

If you are using your sysnand, you can just dump the atmo files on your SD and then run lockpick-rcm. If you are using emunand I don't think there is a workaround right now.

As far as I know SX Dumper does not require keys.

 

[greggyspleens]

Hey thanks for the reply
im on sysnand
i tried to copy over atmposhere enterly but then it doesnt see the sept folder and attempts lower fw key dump ( which fails due to corruption)
it says sept files not found in sd:/sept. Its very frustrating cause im just copying it over so right files are in there.

 

[Alchemy.Gaming]

Could be because you can't load the payload directly. Make sure you are launching Hekate before lockpickRCM

 

[greggyspleens]

Could be because you can't load the payload directly. Make sure you are launching Hekate before lockpickRCM

Hey thanks for the reply, I thought that aswell, did not work when chain loading Hekate and doesnt work when directly loading the payload through Tegra
Hey everyone i found out what the problem is i think
the sept folder from the current atmosphere creates the sept primary and sept secondary bins on the fly.
you will need the sept folder from kosmos, which has the pre made .bins inside the sept folder.
Everything works when the kosmos one is used!

It seems that i have no idea how to use github, becuase when you use the sept folder from the homebrewshop version of atmposhere its fine