Revision as of 22:20, 7 June 2015

NIM user service "nim:u"

Command Header	Description
0x00010000	Related to starting a sysupdate?
0x00020000	GetUpdateDownloadProgress
0x0003....	?
0x00040000	FinishTitlesInstall
0x00050000	This obtains an event handle. Home Menu will check whether a system update is available when this event is triggered.
0x0006....	?
0x0007....	?
0x0008....	?
0x00090000	CheckSysupdateAvailable
0x000A0000	GetState
0x000B....	GetSystemTitleHash (unique hash for each sysupdate titlelist)

Command Header	Description
0x000A....	CheckSysupdateAvailableSOAP
0x00060080	The input at cmdreq[1-2] is an u64 titleID. This writes an u8 to cmdreply[2]. It's unknown what exactly the eShop application uses this for, it only uses this command for apps which are installed(checked via AM probably). In those cases, it seems the outval for this command(with result-code=0) is normally 0?

Command Header	Description
0x00030042	SetApplicationId
0x00040042	SetTin
0x000902D0	ListContentSetsEx
0x00180000	GetBalance
0x001D0000	GetCustomerSupportCode
0x00210000	Initialize
0x00240282	CalculateContentsRequiredSize
0x00250000	RefreshServerTime

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-| The input at cmdreq[1-2] is an u64 titleID. This writes an u8 to cmdreply[2]. This seems to be used for checking whether a title is installed / owned?
+| The input at cmdreq[1-2] is an u64 titleID. This writes an u8 to cmdreply[2]. It's unknown what exactly the [[eShop]] application uses this for, it only uses this command for apps which are installed(checked via [[Application_Manager_Services|AM]] probably). In those cases, it seems the outval for this command(with result-code=0) is normally 0?
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