Slight adjustment to keygen scripts - for keys path. about switch-ghidra-guides

[borntohonk]

In lines 19 + 21

subprocess.run(f'hactoolnet --keyset prod.keys -t switchfs {firmware} --title 0100000000000819 --romfsdir 0100000000000819/romfs/', stdout = subprocess.DEVNULL)

and

subprocess.run(f'hactoolnet --keyset prod.keys -t pk11 0100000000000819/romfs/nx/package1 --outdir 0100000000000819/romfs/nx/pkg1', stdout = subprocess.DEVNULL)

This could be adjusted to:

subprocess.run(f'hactoolnet --keyset ' + prod_keys + ' -t switchfs {firmware} --title 0100000000000819 --romfsdir 0100000000000819/romfs/', stdout = subprocess.DEVNULL)

and

subprocess.run(f'hactoolnet --keyset ' + prod_keys + ' -t pk11 0100000000000819/romfs/a/package1 --outdir 0100000000000819/romfs/nx/pkg1', stdout = subprocess.DEVNULL)

Reason, well you already define the path to check in this line: prod_keys = os.path.expanduser('~/.switch/prod.keys') When the subprocess runs it now looks where you put the prod_keys check in the first place.

Thanks.

I instead added argument -k or --keys to provide a keyfile, but still default to ~/.switch/prod.keys if the user does not provide an input.

[borntohonk]

well did more than what you asked for, also with python, doing a "formatted string" ( f'thing {other_thing} thing'), you can encapsule variables with squiggly brackets to run them as code instead of doing 'thing ' + other_thing + ' thing`

subprocess.run(f'hactoolnet -t switchfs {location} --title 0100000000000819 --romfsdir {location}/titleid/0100000000000819/romfs/', stdout = subprocess.DEVNULL)

[mrdude2478]

Yep, thanks - I also made a typo in the above. But you fixed it :-)