NFC services: Difference between revisions

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| 0 || Does no breaking, just flushes

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| 1 || Breaks the amiibo data SHA256 HMAC hash (see [[#~~Amiibo settings~~]])

| 1 || Breaks the amiibo data SHA256 HMAC hash (see [[#Plain format]])

|-

| 2 || Breaks the amiibo header magic (see [[#Amiibo ~~settings~~]])

| 2 || Breaks the amiibo header magic (see [[#Amiibo header]])

|}

~~Value 0 is internally used in some places, aside for [[#BreakTag]] commands called externally.~~

= WriteType =

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The country code ID is zeroed when calling [[#SetRegisterInfoPrivate]].

The application ID byte contains the original application ID hex-digit (only used for ~~Switcj~~ games, see [[#Application area version]]), so it can be to restore the original value (which is needed for [[#GetAdminInfo]]).

The application ID byte contains the original application ID hex-digit (only used for Switch games, see [[#Application area version]]), so it can be to restore the original value (which is needed for [[#GetAdminInfo]]).

The terminal ID is a randomly-generated 8-byte value that is re-generated every time [[#Initialize]] is called (thus every nfc/nfp/mifare session), and saved at [[Flash_Filesystem#SystemSaveData|data]]:/nfc_terminal_id.dat.

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 | 0 || Does no breaking, just flushes
 |-
-| 1 || Breaks the amiibo data SHA256 HMAC hash (see [[#Amiibo settings]])
+| 1 || Breaks the amiibo data SHA256 HMAC hash (see [[#Plain format]])
 |-
-| 2 || Breaks the amiibo header magic (see [[#Amiibo settings]])
+| 2 || Breaks the amiibo header magic (see [[#Amiibo header]])
 |}
-Value 0 is internally used in some places, aside for [[#BreakTag]] commands called externally.
 = WriteType =
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 The country code ID is zeroed when calling [[#SetRegisterInfoPrivate]].
-The application ID byte contains the original application ID hex-digit (only used for Switcj games, see [[#Application area version]]), so it can be to restore the original value (which is needed for [[#GetAdminInfo]]).
+The application ID byte contains the original application ID hex-digit (only used for Switch games, see [[#Application area version]]), so it can be to restore the original value (which is needed for [[#GetAdminInfo]]).
 The terminal ID is a randomly-generated 8-byte value that is re-generated every time [[#Initialize]] is called (thus every nfc/nfp/mifare session), and saved at [[Flash_Filesystem#SystemSaveData|data]]:/nfc_terminal_id.dat.