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what means n/a? the answer is a bit surprising...
== SVC list ==
== SVC list ==
The BIOS provides the following SVC functions. Every SVC not mentioned here just jumps to an infinite loop at 0x16c (b .)
The BIOS provides the following SVC functions. Every SVC not mentioned here just jumps to an infinite loop at 0x16c (b .)
Caution: In below table, "n/a" in the NAME column seems to mean "not altered" (ie. same as in NDS BIOS). Whilst "n/a" in the DESCRIPTION column seems to mean "not any" (ie. nobody has written a description yet).
{| class="wikitable sortable" width="55%"
{| class="wikitable sortable" width="55%"
|n/a
|n/a
|}
|}
== reset vectors et al ==
== reset vectors et al ==
The first few words of the BIOS cannot be dumped. You can deduce them by tracing the code though (all values are noted in little endian here):
The first few words of the BIOS cannot be dumped. You can deduce them by tracing the code though (all values are noted in big endian here):
ea000006
ea000006
ea000006
ea000006
ea000013
ea000013
ea000000
ea000000
== See Also ==
* [[ARM9 SWI Functions]]
* [[Bootloader]] (Stage 1 contained in BIOS ROMs)