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When FIRM loading is successful, initialize_x07ffbd00_x07ffc100_rsakeyslotsprivk() is called, right before calling the final function in main(). Besides ITCM writing, this overwrites all 4 RSA keyslots with modulus + private-exponents loaded from boot9 data.
When FIRM loading is successful, initialize_x07ffbd00_x07ffc100_rsakeyslotsprivk() is called, right before calling the final function in main(). Besides ITCM writing, this overwrites all 4 RSA keyslots with modulus + private-exponents loaded from boot9 data.
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+initialize_x07ffbd00_x07ffc100_rsakeyslotsprivk():
+This initializes the 4 0x100-byte/0x200-byte chunks at 0x07ffb800+0x500(0x07ffbd00)/0x07ffb800+0x900(0x07ffc100). End address of the first section is 0x07ffc100(start addr of the second section), end address of the second section is 0x07ffc900. Hence, the first section total size is 0x400-bytes, while the second section total size is 0x800-bytes.
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+These are initialized using via the boot9 data image, with ptrs from DTCM. Seperate keydata is used for retail/devunit.
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+When initializing the first ITCM area: rsa_setkeyslot_privk() is called for all 4 RSA keyslots. The modulo for each one is also copied to (index*0x100) + 0x07ffb800 + 0x500. The private exponent is not copied into ITCM.
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+The second ITCM area is initialized by copying 4 0x200-byte entries in a loop. These are RSA pubks+privks, which Boot9 doesn't use itself at all besides this copy loop.
== Boot9 image data memory layout ==
== Boot9 image data memory layout ==