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Abdessamad Derraz
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Four Switch profiles were unverifiable and said so on stderr every pass. yuzu and suyu answer 451, citron's host stopped resolving, and git.eden-emu.dev returns 403 to anything that is not a browser. Each aborted its own report, so nothing could be said about any of them, and the noise repeated on every run over the whole corpus. A withdrawn forge is now a fact rather than a failure. GoneError covers 451, 410 and a host that does not resolve; none is retried, since three attempts with backoff end in the same place. Those profiles land in their own summary bucket, out of the review backlog where nobody could act on them anyway. A 403 stays what it was, a refusal, because small Forgejo instances behind anti-bot filters issue it routinely. A profile can now name a source_mirror, consulted after source and upstream so a live primary always decides attribution. Reaching it took two more changes: a repository that refuses is muted for the rest of the pass instead of ending it, keyed by host as well as slug because a mirror carries the same slug on another forge; and a refused miss is not cached, or the mute would answer for the mirror that was about to be asked. eden now reads from its Codeberg copy, which holds the same head and the pinned commit: 5 refs, all anchored, where the profile could not be checked at all. yuzu, suyu and citron have no mirror that serves content, and now say so once instead of failing loudly.
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68 lines
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emulator: Eden
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type: standalone
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core_classification: community_fork
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source: "https://git.eden-emu.dev/eden-emu/eden"
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upstream: "https://git.eden-emu.dev/eden-emu/eden"
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# git.eden-emu.dev answers 403 to anything that is not a browser, so the
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# Codeberg copy is what keeps this profile checkable.
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source_mirror: "https://codeberg.org/eden-emu/eden"
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profiled_date: "2026-03-26"
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source_commit: "c0ffc900cdf19b9373549c59a7e6b22c33615ea4"
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core_version: "0.1.1"
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display_name: "Eden (Nintendo Switch)"
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cores:
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- eden
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systems: [nintendo-switch]
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analysis_date: "2026-03-26"
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analysis_commit: "9347202 (depth=1)"
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mode: standalone
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# Eden is a community fork of yuzu, started by Camille LaVey.
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# Key files loaded from <data_dir>/keys/ (fs_paths.h:20, path_util.cpp:158).
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# On Linux: $XDG_DATA_HOME/eden/keys/
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# On Windows: %APPDATA%/eden/keys/
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# Firmware NCAs are installed via UI (Tools > Install Firmware), not placed as files.
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# HLE fallbacks exist for fonts, timezone, system version, mii model, ng word lists.
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files:
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- name: "prod.keys"
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required: true
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path: "switch/"
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mode: standalone
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note: "Production keys for NCA decryption (master, key area, header, titlekek)"
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source_ref: "src/core/crypto/key_manager.cpp:574-575, 853"
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- name: "dev.keys"
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required: false
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path: "switch/"
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mode: standalone
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note: "Development-unit keys, read instead of prod.keys when use_dev_keys is set"
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source_ref: "src/core/crypto/key_manager.cpp:570-571, 852"
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- name: "title.keys"
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required: false
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path: "switch/"
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mode: standalone
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note: "Per-title encryption keys (rights_id to titlekey mappings)"
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source_ref: "src/core/crypto/key_manager.cpp:577-578, 850"
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- name: "console.keys"
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required: false
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path: "switch/"
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mode: standalone
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note: "Console-specific keys (BIS, SD seed)"
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source_ref: "src/core/crypto/key_manager.cpp:579-580"
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- name: "key_retail.bin"
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required: false
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path: "switch/"
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size: 160
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mode: standalone
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note: "Amiibo decryption keys (two InternalKey structs, 0x50 bytes each)"
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source_ref: "src/core/hle/service/nfc/common/amiibo_crypto.cpp:281-302"
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notes: |
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Eden is a standalone Nintendo Switch emulator, community fork of yuzu by Camille LaVey.
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Firmware (system NCAs) must be installed through Eden's UI from a firmware ZIP or NCA folder.
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Required for commercial games. Homebrew (.nro, .nso) can run without keys or firmware.
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