Difference between revisions of "NWMUDS:GetNodeInformationList"

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=Description=
 
=Description=
The sizes of the input/output buffers are hard-coded. The tag-data buffers begin at the OUI field in the tags(this data is from [[NWMUDS:RecvBeaconBroadcastData]]). Normally tag1buf is unused(all-zero), tag1 is only used when the crypt-size is larger than 0xFA. The decrypted data is byte-swapped to little-endian when copying to the output buffer.
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The sizes of the input/output buffers are hard-coded. The tag-data buffers begin at the OUI field in the tags(this data is from [[NWMUDS:StartScan]]). Normally tag1buf is unused(all-zero), tag1 is only used when the crypt-size is larger than 0xFA. The decrypted data is byte-swapped to little-endian when copying to the output buffer.
  
 
While the input tag-data can be from arbitrary tags, the user-process normally uses OUI type 24/0x18 for tag0 and type 25/0x19 for tag1(when it exists).
 
While the input tag-data can be from arbitrary tags, the user-process normally uses OUI type 24/0x18 for tag0 and type 25/0x19 for tag1(when it exists).

Latest revision as of 07:39, 23 July 2023

Request[edit]

Index Word Description
0 Header code [0x001F0006]
1 (NetworkStructSize<<12) | 0x402
2 Input network struct buffer ptr
3 (Tag0BufSize<<12) | 0x802
4 Tag0 data buffer ptr
5 (Tag1BufSize<<12) | 0xC02
6 Tag1 data buffer ptr

The following is located 0x100-bytes after the beginning of the above command buffer:

Index Word Description
0 (Size<<14) | 2
1 Ptr to output buffer, size is hard-coded to 0x280.

Response[edit]

Index Word Description
0 Header code
1 Result code

Description[edit]

The sizes of the input/output buffers are hard-coded. The tag-data buffers begin at the OUI field in the tags(this data is from NWMUDS:StartScan). Normally tag1buf is unused(all-zero), tag1 is only used when the crypt-size is larger than 0xFA. The decrypted data is byte-swapped to little-endian when copying to the output buffer.

While the input tag-data can be from arbitrary tags, the user-process normally uses OUI type 24/0x18 for tag0 and type 25/0x19 for tag1(when it exists).