Unfortunately, in disassembling the GBA side of the cable as seen in the previous post, I inadvertently knocked two of the tiny (I think they are 603's) capacitors off the board. I'm working on fixing these. Looks like one is just a loading capacitor for the crystal oscillator, not sure what the other is for.
But today I'm going to detail some of my findings from yesterday with the USB sniffing software. According to some documentation found here, every GBA ROM contains a sequence of bytes containing the Nintendo logo. I searched through the USB dump to find these bytes and this is the first match:
00000000 2e 00 00 ea 24 ff ae 51 69 9a a2 21 3d 84 82 0a |....$..Qi..!=...|
00000010 84 e4 09 ad 11 24 8b 98 c0 81 7f 21 a3 52 be 19 |.....$.....!.R..|
00000020 93 09 ce 20 10 46 4a 4a f8 27 31 ec 58 c7 e8 33 |... .FJJ.'1.X..3|
00000030 82 e3 ce bf 85 f4 df 94 ce 4b 09 c1 94 56 8a c0 |.........K...V..|
00000040 13 72 a7 fc 9f 84 4d 73 a3 ca 9a 61 58 97 a3 27 |.r....Ms...aX..'|
00000050 fc 03 98 76 23 1d c7 61 03 04 ae 56 bf 38 84 00 |...v#..a...V.8..|
00000060 40 a7 0e fd ff 52 fe 03 6f 95 30 f1 97 fb c0 85 |@....R..o.0.....|
00000070 60 d6 80 25 a9 63 be 03 01 4e 38 e2 f9 a2 34 ff |`..%.c...N8...4.|
00000080 bb 3e 03 44 78 00 90 cb 88 11 3a 94 65 c0 7c 63 |.>.Dx.....:.e.|c|
00000090 87 f0 3c af d6 25 e4 8b 38 0a ac 72 a5 d4 f8 07 |..<..%..8..r....|
000000a0 45 5a 46 41 30 30 33 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |EZFA003.........|
000000b0 30 31 96 00 80 00 04 00 00 e0 01 00 00 d2 00 00 |01..............|
This is 192 bytes, which would make it the same length as a GBA ROM header. The next packet is received from the device and contains the following:
00000000 31 00 57 00 00 74 8a 75 ff 24 84 45 59 96 50 41 |1.W..t.u.$.EY.PA|
00000010 21 bc b5 90 27 21 19 d1 24 88 84 fe 81 03 98 7d |!...'!..$......}|
00000020 4a c5 04 73 90 c9 52 52 62 08 37 8c e4 1f cc 17 |J..s..RRb.7.....|
00000030 e3 1a fd 73 c7 41 29 fb 2f a1 83 90 d2 73 03 51 |...s.A)./....s.Q|
00000040 31 00 6a 29 3f e5 4e c8 ce b2 21 f9 86 59 53 c5 |1.j)?.N...!..YS.|
00000050 e4 c5 e9 1a 6e 19 c0 3f 86 e3 b8 c4 6a 75 20 c0 |....n..?....ju .|
00000060 00 21 1c fd bf 70 e5 02 c0 7f 4a ff 8f 0c a9 f6 |.!...p....J.....|
00000070 a1 03 df e9 a4 01 6b 06 c0 7d c6 95 47 1c 72 80 |......k..}..G.r.|
00000080 31 00 ff 2c 45 9f 22 c0 7c dd d3 09 00 1e 29 5c |1..,E.".|.....)\|
00000090 88 11 c6 3e 03 a6 96 4e 86 b2 ce 6e 04 f6 f6 22 |...>...N...n..."|
000000a0 04 74 9e a6 d6 76 76 f6 d2 04 22 ca 00 e6 00 00 |.t...vv...".....|
000000b0 00 d2 a2 ac b2 42 00 69 8c 0c f0 12 83 00 00 00 |.....B.i........|
000000c0 31 60 07 10 00 00 62 00 |1`....b.|
This is 200 bytes of data. I'm not sure if this is object code or something else. I'm working on getting an ARM disassembler to see what comes out of this.
Adventures in creative engineering.
Monday, May 31, 2010
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