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$0000 - $003F: padding (00) | $0000 - $003F: padding (00) | ||
$0040 - $013F: rsa encrypted sha-1 signature of rest of the file | $0040 - $013F: rsa encrypted sha-1 signature of rest of the file | ||
$0140 - $....: compressed data | $0140 - $0143: header | ||
$0144 - .....: compressed data | |||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
The compression is very simple: | |||
# Read one byte | |||
# For each bit of the byte, msb-to-lsb, | |||
#* if 0, copy one byte to the output | |||
#* if 1, read 16 bits msb first in v, copy n bytes at offset m from the end of the output, n=3+(v>>12), m=v & fff | |||
Quick and very dirty C code: | |||
i = 0x144; | |||
j = 0; | |||
while(i < size) { | |||
int k; | |||
int v = data[i++]; | |||
for(k=0; k<8; k++) | |||
if(!(v & (1 << (7-k)))) { | |||
result_data[j++] = data[i++]; | |||
} else { | |||
int vv = (data[i] << 8) | data[i+1]; | |||
int nb = 3+(vv >> 12); | |||
int off = (vv & 0xfff); | |||
int l; | |||
i+=2; | |||
for(l=0; l<nb; l++) { | |||
result_data[j] = result_data[j-off-1]; | |||
j++; | |||
} | |||
} | |||
} | |||
[[Category:Software]][[Category:Wii channel]] | [[Category:Software]][[Category:Wii channel]] |
Revision as of 18:44, 17 March 2008
The News and Forecast channels download data packages from Nintendo servers via plain http connection.
Some examples:
http://weather.wapp.wii.com/1/076/short.bin http://weather.wapp.wii.com/1/076/forecast.bin http://news.wapp.wii.com/1/076/news.bin.08
Nowadays, it seems the news file has moved:
http://news.wapp.wii.com/v2/1/076/news.bin.00
...
http://news.wapp.wii.com/v2/1/076/news.bin.23
http://news.wapp.wii.com/ displays a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Test Page
File structure:
$0000 - $003F: padding (00) $0040 - $013F: rsa encrypted sha-1 signature of rest of the file $0140 - $0143: header $0144 - .....: compressed data
The compression is very simple:
- Read one byte
- For each bit of the byte, msb-to-lsb,
- if 0, copy one byte to the output
- if 1, read 16 bits msb first in v, copy n bytes at offset m from the end of the output, n=3+(v>>12), m=v & fff
Quick and very dirty C code:
i = 0x144; j = 0; while(i < size) { int k; int v = data[i++]; for(k=0; k<8; k++) if(!(v & (1 << (7-k)))) { result_data[j++] = data[i++]; } else { int vv = (data[i] << 8) | data[i+1]; int nb = 3+(vv >> 12); int off = (vv & 0xfff); int l; i+=2; for(l=0; l<nb; l++) { result_data[j] = result_data[j-off-1]; j++; } } }