Loading Game information for Extinfo file only.
Tutorial - Loading Game information for Extinfo file only - Any thought's welcome?
(Note) They has to be Very Small AP in the Games for this Tutorial - It's just loading information
First this is about rom loading information
From what I have worked out and understand of - They is a Cretin patten in extinfo that would allow a game to load if
The information in infolib.dat is also correct - They are two vital parts of the loading information, Hear they are
This is what you should understand and shown witch offsets need the change - They are Cretin ones not to touch
We also need DeSmuME emulator tool for the Job - Grate tool to have!
Example
0x020D3380 - Changes in RAM for Each Game, I will show you how to locate this "later" for each ROM in RAM
Arm9 memory with DeSmuME - use view memory
In the RAM the HEX will be to find
38 40 2D E9 00 0C A0 E1 21 24 80 E1
The Patch over this will be
00 0C A0 E1 21 04 80 E1 00 10 A0 E3
The next offset that is "important" also both work together with the first offset - Either any of these - It's ok to have them all in the extinfo.dat file
As a tester - eliminate ones later
0x02380668 - 0x023806B8 - 0x023807F0 - 0x023807C8 - Hex Patch for all listed 00 00 A0 E1
0x02380850 - Hex Patch 00 E0 C0 46
These will work with the first offset listed ^
(Note)
If Hex start's at with DeSmuME
0x02000000 - Then we start at that, point in extinfo.dat
0x02004000 - Then we start at that, point in extinfo.dat
This is ARM9 Area
OK work out so far
(Note) The offsets do have to be in this pacific order, are the game will not load fully - just black or white screens - sometimes it dose load with the two main offsets and infomation in infolib correct
How to locate first known offset with DeSmuME
38 40 2D E9 00 0C A0 E1 21 24 80 E1
Patch Hex
00 0C A0 E1 21 04 80 E1 00 10 A0 E3
Ok so we do a search - but use with the least hex in RAM very little of - Do a RAM Search with DeSmuME
RAM Search - Take 21 24 80 E1 Reverse order the HEX E1 80 24 21
Tick - Equal to - DATA Size 4 bytes - Hexadecimal - Specific Value - E1802421
Then do a search - we have 020D3388 - Minus 8 = 020D3380 - Then do a Memory search of the Offset Address
Now we have found the Correct ARM9 Hex to Patch, for extinfo!
Applys to most ROM's
Anyover thoughs ?
(Note) They has to be Very Small AP in the Games for this Tutorial - It's just loading information
First this is about rom loading information
From what I have worked out and understand of - They is a Cretin patten in extinfo that would allow a game to load if
The information in infolib.dat is also correct - They are two vital parts of the loading information, Hear they are
This is what you should understand and shown witch offsets need the change - They are Cretin ones not to touch
We also need DeSmuME emulator tool for the Job - Grate tool to have!
Example
0x020D3380 - Changes in RAM for Each Game, I will show you how to locate this "later" for each ROM in RAM
Arm9 memory with DeSmuME - use view memory
In the RAM the HEX will be to find
38 40 2D E9 00 0C A0 E1 21 24 80 E1
The Patch over this will be
00 0C A0 E1 21 04 80 E1 00 10 A0 E3
The next offset that is "important" also both work together with the first offset - Either any of these - It's ok to have them all in the extinfo.dat file
As a tester - eliminate ones later
0x02380668 - 0x023806B8 - 0x023807F0 - 0x023807C8 - Hex Patch for all listed 00 00 A0 E1
0x02380850 - Hex Patch 00 E0 C0 46
These will work with the first offset listed ^
(Note)
If Hex start's at with DeSmuME
0x02000000 - Then we start at that, point in extinfo.dat
0x02004000 - Then we start at that, point in extinfo.dat
This is ARM9 Area
OK work out so far
(Note) The offsets do have to be in this pacific order, are the game will not load fully - just black or white screens - sometimes it dose load with the two main offsets and infomation in infolib correct
Code:
0x020D3380 - change-es for each ROM in RAM as noted abouth ^
0x0233A1A8 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
04 4A BA 42 02 D1 80 22 92 00 BF 18 01 A2 17 60
4F 60 0D E1 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
0x0233A3D4 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
0A 60 E7 E6
0x02339FA8 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
94 E8 3F 02
0x0233A2D8 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
85 42 3A E0
0x0233A228 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
B8 20 00 23 88 60 CB 60 01 4A 01 3B 13 60 01 E0
B8 E8 3F 02
0x02380668 - changes but could use all - AS listed abouth ^
00 00 A0 E1
0xC2339E40 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
F8 B5 04 1C
0x02339E50 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
09 E0 55 4F
0x02339E70 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
4B 48 53 21
0x02339ED0 - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
43 1C 03 E0
0x0233A50C - Unsure of what it does - but same for each rom listed in extinfo.dat remains the same!? - don't touch
03 E0 00 21
0xD0000000 - Don't know? - could be a barrier between ARM9 offsets
Debugger patches after this for cretin GamesHow to locate first known offset with DeSmuME
38 40 2D E9 00 0C A0 E1 21 24 80 E1
Patch Hex
00 0C A0 E1 21 04 80 E1 00 10 A0 E3
Ok so we do a search - but use with the least hex in RAM very little of - Do a RAM Search with DeSmuME
RAM Search - Take 21 24 80 E1 Reverse order the HEX E1 80 24 21
Tick - Equal to - DATA Size 4 bytes - Hexadecimal - Specific Value - E1802421
Then do a search - we have 020D3388 - Minus 8 = 020D3380 - Then do a Memory search of the Offset Address
Now we have found the Correct ARM9 Hex to Patch, for extinfo!
Applys to most ROM's
Anyover thoughs ?
