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NAND flash chips seen: | NAND flash chips seen: | ||
* [[File:K9F6408UOC.pdf]] - | * Samsung K9F6408UOA | ||
* Samsung K9F6408UOB | |||
* Samsung K9F6408UOC - [[File:K9F6408UOC.pdf]] | |||
* Fujitsu MBM30LV0064 - [[File:MBM30LV0064.PDF]] | |||
* Toshiba TC58V64FT | |||
* Toshiba TC58V64AFT - [[File:TC58V64AFT.PDF]] | |||
* Spansion S99-50146 | |||
==Memory card pinout== | |||
http://www.hardwarebook.info/Sony_Playstation_Memory_Card | |||
==Dumping the memory card== | ==Dumping the memory card== | ||
=== | ===EPROM programmer method=== | ||
Wellon VP-490 programmer with Adapter WL-PSOP44-U001 is confirmed to make correct raw dumps. | Wellon VP-490 programmer with Adapter WL-PSOP44-U001 is confirmed to make correct raw dumps. | ||
Dumps contain valid ECC data. | |||
===PS2 HD Project method=== | |||
NAND flash desoldered and placed on a retail PS2 memory card. '''DO NOT allow card to be mounted under the normal OSD of dump will NOT be clean!''' (Recommend using DEV1/2 method to force booting into ULE) Perform a memory card dump to HDD from each slot to ensure good dump. | |||
Dumps contain no ECC data. | |||
==listing/extracting files== | ==listing/extracting files== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:03, 5 August 2013
PlayStation 2 Memory Card File System
Memory Card[edit]
The NAND flash chip is organized into:
- 1024 Blocks
- 16 Pages per block
- 528 bytes pr page,consisting of
- 256 bytes of the 1st half page
- 256 bytes of the 2nd half page
- 16 bytes spare
1024*16*528=8650752 bytes. This is the size a raw dump of the chip should have. The 16 bytes spare part of the page should be used for some kind of system level ECC/error correction algorithm. For the PS2/System246 this algorithm is Hamming.
Some dumps do not include the spare/ECC portion, as this is not seen by the host system (it is handled by the MCU on the memory card), or they include it in a separate file. These files will be 1024*16*512=8388608 bytes, and 1024*16*16=262144 respectively.
The different way to store dumps is very similar to the ISO vs RAW/BIN of optical discs.
NAND flash chips seen:
- Samsung K9F6408UOA
- Samsung K9F6408UOB
- Samsung K9F6408UOC - File:K9F6408UOC.pdf
- Fujitsu MBM30LV0064 - File:MBM30LV0064.PDF
- Toshiba TC58V64FT
- Toshiba TC58V64AFT - File:TC58V64AFT.PDF
- Spansion S99-50146
Memory card pinout[edit]
http://www.hardwarebook.info/Sony_Playstation_Memory_Card
Dumping the memory card[edit]
EPROM programmer method[edit]
Wellon VP-490 programmer with Adapter WL-PSOP44-U001 is confirmed to make correct raw dumps. Dumps contain valid ECC data.
PS2 HD Project method[edit]
NAND flash desoldered and placed on a retail PS2 memory card. DO NOT allow card to be mounted under the normal OSD of dump will NOT be clean! (Recommend using DEV1/2 method to force booting into ULE) Perform a memory card dump to HDD from each slot to ensure good dump. Dumps contain no ECC data.
listing/extracting files[edit]
http://www.csclub.uwaterloo.ca:11068/mymc/ works great under linux, get the python source and run it from linux for zero issues:
This is the dump of SuperDragonBallZ
~/python mymc.py NM00027.BIN ls rwx--d----+---- 33 2005-12-07 09:49:58 . -wx--d----+--H- 0 2005-01-19 12:46:14 .. rwx-f--8--+---- 46912 2005-01-19 12:46:16 boot.bin rwx-f--8--+---- 86561 2005-01-19 12:46:17 ACLOAD rwx-f--8--+---- 91265 2005-01-19 12:46:19 IOPRP214A rwx-f--8--+---- 50 2005-01-19 12:46:19 title.txt rwx-f--8--+---- 3686320 2005-12-07 09:49:24 DBALOAD rwx-f--8--+---- 105346 2005-12-07 09:49:26 DBAGAME rwx-f--8--+---- 126002 2005-12-07 09:49:27 FPGA rwx-f--8--+---- 32644 2005-12-07 09:49:29 JVFIRM rwx-f--8--+---- 261261 2005-12-07 09:49:31 IOPRP300A rwx-f--8--+---- 83725 2005-12-07 09:49:33 MCMANAC rwx-f--8--+---- 6509 2005-12-07 09:49:34 ACCORE rwx-f--8--+---- 2501 2005-12-07 09:49:34 ACFPGALD rwx-f--8--+---- 15874 2005-12-07 09:49:35 ACJVLD rwx-f--8--+---- 1745 2005-12-07 09:49:36 ACJV rwx-f--8--+---- 4901 2005-12-07 09:49:37 ACRAM rwx-f--8--+---- 1369 2005-12-07 09:49:38 ACSRAM rwx-f--8--+---- 2665 2005-12-07 09:49:39 ACMEM rwx-f--8--+---- 5997 2005-12-07 09:49:40 ACMEME rwx-f--8--+---- 2817 2005-12-07 09:49:41 ACTIMER rwx-f--8--+---- 11957 2005-12-07 09:49:42 ACATA rwx-f--8--+---- 36065 2005-12-07 09:49:43 ACCDVD rwx-f--8--+---- 6781 2005-12-07 09:49:44 ACCDVDE rwx-f--8--+---- 6501 2005-12-07 09:49:45 ACUART rwx-f--8--+---- 44869 2005-12-07 09:49:46 PADMAN rwx-f--8--+---- 10542 2005-12-07 09:49:47 MNCARDIF rwx-f--8--+---- 17067 2005-12-07 09:49:48 IOPMAIN rwx-f--8--+---- 28661 2005-12-07 09:49:49 LIBSD rwx-f--8--+---- 70925 2005-12-07 09:49:50 ACARKD_DVD rwx-f--8--+---- 76469 2005-12-07 09:49:52 CRI_ADXI rwx-f--8--+---- 1370 2005-12-07 09:49:53 INFODAT rwx-f--8--+---- 726162 2005-12-07 09:49:58 RAMDISK
To be verified[edit]
- only boot.bin is affected by magic gate on system246, it loads another file within the FS which is a lamely xored ELF file, and that one is the game boot
Magic Gate on 246:
- prevent that people can read the contents of the card, be it using a PC or other computer or a retail PS2.
- In case the card can still be read, prevent that the encrypted file works on other dongle cards
- protect the contents of the file against analysis and tampering
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