Fix bootloader properties to properly boot with regular launcher#3
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Fix bootloader properties to properly boot with regular launcher#3Lorenzooone wants to merge 2 commits intoLNH-team:developfrom
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This makes the bootloader a System Title with the secure bit set. It enables access to the NAND and the SD card. Thanks ApacheThunder for the suggestion.
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Currently, the bootloader advertises itself as a "DSiware".
This is a problem, as the regular launcher (not patched via unlaunch and/or luma) will not boot DSiware from cartridges.
This commit makes it so the bootloader advertises itself as a "cartridge game", ensuring compatibility with the regular launcher.
It also properly sets the access flags and ARM7 SCFG settings to have access to all the features it could have a use for.
(It has been tested, fyi)