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TMA (Target Manager) acts as a debugging sysmodule for development kits. This system module is loaded in retail units, but remains unused.

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These services are inaccessible on retail units. However, all System Applets have permission to access them (see NPDM#Service_Access_Control).

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	TMA (Target Manager?) acts as a debugging sysmodule for development kits. This system module is loaded in retail units, but remains unused.		TMA (Target Manager) acts as a debugging sysmodule for development kits. This system module is loaded in retail units, but remains unused.

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