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 # reF00D - By FAPS Team
-# Please use: https://github.com/SKGleba/0syscall6/releases
 
 the French - @CelesteBlue123 
 
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 With @juliosueiras and TheRadziu - @AluProductions
 
-## Updated keys.bin:
-https://forum.devchroma.nl/index.php/topic,44.0.html
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 ## What it does:
   It allows you to run modules such as games or system apps that require a FW different from your own. This includes thing such as 3.69 games or 3.51 apps.
 ## How to use:
   1. Add reF00D.skprx path to your taihen config.txt or use Autoplugin to install it.
   Note for devs: The release version does not work with plugin loader and must be used in taihen config.txt
-  2. Make sure that reF00D is installed AFTER NoNpDRM in this config.txt.
-  3. Put latest keys.bin file into ur0:/tai/keys.bin. (https://www.mediafire.com/download/re0m6768u0n67up) (updated as of PSVita FW 3.73. Might not work for higher FWs if keys are changed)
-  4. Reboot. Enjoy !
+  2. Reboot. Enjoy !
 
   NOTE: rePatch module loading will take priority over reF00D. If a module is in the rePatch folder, it will be loaded first and reF00D will not attempt to decrypt it.
 
 ## Troubleshooting:
   Q: I've installed this plugin but games still error with **C1-6703-6** code.  
   A: This error means that vita still couldn't run games/apps. This, in return, means reF00D plugin is not loaded, which might be caused by:
 - Bad TAI configuration, for example typo in reF00D line, putting it into wrong section of tai configuration, or using wrong tai configuration file,
-- Misplaced or missing keys.bin file. It has to be `ur0:tai/keys.bin`.
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+Q: Even if add reF00D.skprx to config.txt, vita freezes or reboot.<br>
+A: The following causes are possible.
+- Unsupported system version. Currently supported system versions are 3.60 to 3.73.
+- Modules required for reF00D were not loaded. But this cause is a negligible possibility.
+- Insufficient system memory. Other kernel modules may be using too much system memory.
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 ## Special thanks:
 Team Molecule for feeding the p00r.