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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
 
These are the same as the application's main [[NCCH#CXI|CXI]], except the ExeFS/RomFS only contains files which were updated. When launching an application, [[NS]] will first try to [[Process_Manager_Services|launch]] the specified title with the programID-high changed to 0x0004000E(update-data), if that fails NS will then try launching the title with the actual input programID. The programID stored in the update-data NCCH header matches the update-data NCCH titleID, however the programID stored in the exheader is set to the original application programID instead.
 
These are the same as the application's main [[NCCH#CXI|CXI]], except the ExeFS/RomFS only contains files which were updated. When launching an application, [[NS]] will first try to [[Process_Manager_Services|launch]] the specified title with the programID-high changed to 0x0004000E(update-data), if that fails NS will then try launching the title with the actual input programID. The programID stored in the update-data NCCH header matches the update-data NCCH titleID, however the programID stored in the exheader is set to the original application programID instead.
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The application code mounts the update RomFS and loads data from there/the main application romfs as needed.
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CXI builds which include a game-update have a different .text from the update-title, presumably due to not needing separate update-romfs.
  
 
== List ==
 
== List ==

Revision as of 17:15, 27 May 2016

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Overview

These are the same as the application's main CXI, except the ExeFS/RomFS only contains files which were updated. When launching an application, NS will first try to launch the specified title with the programID-high changed to 0x0004000E(update-data), if that fails NS will then try launching the title with the actual input programID. The programID stored in the update-data NCCH header matches the update-data NCCH titleID, however the programID stored in the exheader is set to the original application programID instead.

The application code mounts the update RomFS and loads data from there/the main application romfs as needed.

CXI builds which include a game-update have a different .text from the update-title, presumably due to not needing separate update-romfs.

List

TitleID Low Region Description Versions
00022800 EUR StreetPass Mii Plaza [Update Data] v3 (v6160)
00030600 JPN Mario Kart 7 [Update Data] v1.1 (v1040)
00030700 EUR Mario Kart 7 [Update Data] v1.1 (v1040)
00030800 USA Mario Kart 7 [Update Data] v1.1 (v1040)
00032100 JPN New Love Plus [Update Data] v1024, v2048
0004EE00 ? ? v1024
00056C00 JPN Flipnote Studio 3D v5120
00072A00 ? ? v1040
00078500 ? ? v1024, v3072
0007A000 ? ? v1024