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Difference between revisions of "Secpack 2.0"
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0xB -- Memory Map |
0xB -- Memory Map |
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0x10 -- File Description (type (EEP, FLS, ...), ...) |
0x10 -- File Description (type (EEP, FLS, ...), ...) |
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| − | ==Header== |
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| − | fls and eep have a 0xCF8 header on the file |
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| − | 0x634--Memory Map |
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| − | 0x714--Descriptor |
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| − | 0xCD4--Post secpack pointer to name |
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| − | 0xCEC--Data length |
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| − | ==Data== |
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| − | You know what this is |
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| − | ==Footer== |
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| − | Files also have 0x8D4 footer before the loader |
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| − | 0xB4--Traditional [[Secpack]] |
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==Loader== |
==Loader== |
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Revision as of 15:25, 14 August 2009
This is the security in the files sent to the X-Gold 608.
Sections
The file contains sections like structure below
struct section_header
{
unsigned int id;
unsigned int size;
unsigned int sub_id;
};
followed by the data.
The size define the header size(0xC) and the size of data
Section ID
0xCF8 -- Header 0x2 -- Footer 0xB -- Memory Map 0x10 -- File Description (type (EEP, FLS, ...), ...)
Loader
This has two loaders, a bootrom loader which loads at 0x80000 and a bootloader loader which loads at 0x86000
