Difference between revisions of "OS globals"
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Hallowizer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The OS globals on the DSi are stored near the end of main memory. {| class="wikitable" ! Address ! Size ! Description |- | 02ffd1fc | ? | Beginning of the struct used to spec...") |
Hallowizer (talk | contribs) (added boot content path) |
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| Bit struct passed to SYSMi_LoadTitle and SYSMi_AuthenticateTitle when loading the above title | | Bit struct passed to SYSMi_LoadTitle and SYSMi_AuthenticateTitle when loading the above title | ||
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| + | | [[Boot content]] path for active title | ||
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Revision as of 06:30, 30 September 2022
The OS globals on the DSi are stored near the end of main memory.
| Address | Size | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 02ffd1fc | ? | Beginning of the struct used to specify a title to launch on reset. |
| 02ffd204 | 8 | Title ID to load on reset |
| 02ffd20c | 4 | Bit struct passed to SYSMi_LoadTitle and SYSMi_AuthenticateTitle when loading the above title |
| 02fff0d4 | 64 | Boot content path for active title |
| 02fffc24 | 2 | ARM9 boot sync counter |
| 02fffc26 | 2 | ARM7 boot sync counter |