S5L8720 (VROM) - Revision history

Spydar007 at 12:30, 23 March 2017

2017-03-23T12:30:39Z

IAdam1n: Updating

2015-10-12T08:10:58Z

Updating

5urd: 5urd moved page Notes: VROM (S5L8720) to S5L8720 (VROM): Removing prefix

2013-01-29T17:56:54Z

5urd moved page Notes: VROM (S5L8720) to S5L8720 (VROM): Removing prefix

Rusmac: reverting vandalism

2009-11-06T20:13:49Z

reverting vandalism

Chroniccommand: Replacing page with 'Hacked by Chroniccommand'

2009-11-06T17:39:42Z

Replacing page with 'Hacked by Chroniccommand'

ChronicDev: S5L8720 Bootrom moved to Notes: VROM (S5L8720)

2009-02-08T13:33:02Z

S5L8720 Bootrom moved to Notes: VROM (S5L8720)

Cool name at 02:57, 5 February 2009

2009-02-05T02:57:13Z

ChronicDev: /* =Firmware Parsing */

2009-02-04T21:40:09Z

‎=Firmware Parsing

ChronicDev: New page: The iPod touch 2G bootrom runs on iBoot v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions ...

2009-02-04T21:38:48Z

New page: The iPod touch 2G bootrom runs on iBoot v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions ...

New page

The [[N72AP|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.

==Notes==
===Firmware Parsing==
* It seems to only support AES-128 KBAGs, versus current iBoots which also support AES-192 and AES-256 KBAGs. Interestingly, it seems to make space for up to an AES-256 [[KBAG]] (0x30; 0x10 for IV, 0x20 for key) when creating a buffer for it, but the code itself does a check and will error if it is not AES-128.

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−	The [[N72AP\|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.	+	The [[N72AP\|iPod touch (2nd generation)]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:10, 12 October 2015
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−	The [[~~N72ap~~\|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.	+	The [[N72AP\|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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		+	The [[N72ap\|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.
−	Hacked by Chroniccommand
		+
		+	==Notes==
		+	===Firmware Parsing===
		+	* It seems to only support AES-128 KBAGs, versus current iBoots which also support AES-192 and AES-256 KBAGs. Interestingly, it seems to make space for up to an AES-256 [[KBAG]] (0x30; 0x10 for IV, 0x20 for key) when creating a buffer for it, but the code itself does a check and will error if it is not AES-128.

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		+	Hacked by Chroniccommand
−	The [[N72ap\|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.
−
−	==Notes==
−	===Firmware Parsing===
−	* It seems to only support AES-128 KBAGs, versus current iBoots which also support AES-192 and AES-256 KBAGs. Interestingly, it seems to make space for up to an AES-256 [[KBAG]] (0x30; 0x10 for IV, 0x20 for key) when creating a buffer for it, but the code itself does a check and will error if it is not AES-128.

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:57, 5 February 2009
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−	The [[~~N72AP~~\|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.	+	The [[N72ap\|iPod touch 2G]] bootrom runs on [[iBoot]] v240.4, which is from somewhere after 1.1.4 and after 2.0 beta 4. It maps itself to 0x0, and stores any global variables (Permissions flags, min / max addrs, image / bdev list, USB power on state, etc.) at 0x22000000.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

← Older revision	Revision as of 17:56, 29 January 2013
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← Older revision	Revision as of 13:33, 8 February 2009
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 ==Notes==
-===Firmware Parsing==
+===Firmware Parsing===
 * It seems to only support AES-128 KBAGs, versus current iBoots which also support AES-192 and AES-256 KBAGs. Interestingly, it seems to make space for up to an AES-256 [[KBAG]] (0x30; 0x10 for IV, 0x20 for key) when creating a buffer for it, but the code itself does a check and will error if it is not AES-128.