exosphere.ini

# Key: debugmode, default: 1.
#  Desc: Controls whether kernel is debug mode.
#   Disabling this will break Atmosphere.

# Key: debugmode_user, default: 0.
#  Desc: Controls whether userland is debug mode.

# Key: disable_user_exception_handlers, default: 0.
#  Desc: Controls whether user exception handlers are executed on error.
#  NOTE: This will cause atmosphere to not fail gracefully.
#   Support may not be provided to users tho disable these.
#   If you do not know what you are doing, leave them on.

# Key: enable_user_pmu_access, default: 0.
#  Desc: Controls whether userland has access to the PMU registers.
#  NOTE: It is unknown what effects this has on official code.

# Key: blank_prodinfo_sysmmc, default: 0.
#  Desc: Controls whether PRODINFO should be blanked in sysmmc.
#   This will cause the system to see dummied out keys and
#   serial number information.
#  NOTE: This is not known to be safe, as data may be
#   cached elsewhere in the system. Usage is not encouraged.

# Key: blank_prodinfo_emummc, default: 0.
#  Desc: Controls whether PRODINFO should be blanked in emummc.
#  NOTE: This is not known to be safe, as data may be
#   cached elsewhere in the system. Usage is not encouraged.

# Key: allow_writing_to_cal_sysmmc, default: 0.
#  Desc: Controls whether PRODINFO can be written by homebrew in sysmmc.
#  NOTE: Usage of this setting is strongly discouraged without
#    a safe backup elsewhere. Turning this on will also cause Atmosphere
#    to ensure a safe backup of calibration data is stored in unused
#    mmc space, encrypted to prevent detection. This backup can be used
#    to prevent unrecoverable edits in emergencies.

# [exosphere]
# debugmode=1
# debugmode_user=0
# disable_user_exception_handlers=0
# enable_user_pmu_access=0
# blank_prodinfo_sysmmc=0
# blank_prodinfo_emummc=0
# allow_writing_to_cal_sysmmc=0

[exosphere]
blank_prodinfo_emummc=1
blank_prodinfo_sysmmc=1