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Revision as of 21:19, 10 May 2021

See also [1].

Description

Region of the PSVita eMMC where perconsole info is stored.

Location

Idstorage data is stored at first raw partition (code 0x1). Use [2] to extract.

Structure

On PSVita, 128 leaves exist. Some are empty, others are unique, and there are others which are duplicated. All leaves are of size 512 bytes.

First 0x20 * 0x200 bytes of the IDStorage eMMC partition is the index table, an array of 2-byte integers, which maps idstorage leaf to idstorage index. To find the index of a leaf, go through the array and note index of the element with the value of the desired leaf. Then, seek to 512 * index and read out the leaf data.

Content

Table of leaves

Leaf Index Empty? Unique? Notes
0x00 No No 0x20 is equal to 0x00
0x01 No No 0x21 is equal to 0x01
0x02 No No 0x22 is equal to 0x02
0x03 No No 0x23 is equal to 0x03
0x04 No No 0x24 is equal to 0x04
0x05 No No 0x25 is equal to 0x05
0x06 No No 0x26 is equal to 0x06
0x07 No No 0x27 is equal to 0x07
0x08->0x1F Yes No
0x28->0x3F Yes No
0x40 No Yes
0x41 No Yes
0x42 No Yes
0x43 No Yes
0x44 No Yes Some parts signatures
0x45 No Yes
0x46 No Yes
0x47 No Yes
0x48 No Yes
0x49 No Yes
0x4A No Yes
0x4B->0x7D Yes No
0x7E No Yes
0x7F Yes No
0x80 No Yes Special leaf with "SMI" header. SMI data: factory firmware encrypted and signed. Contains minver at offset 0x08 (size 4 bytes).
0x114 No Yes some data (0x40 byte) + 0xFF padding.
0x115 No Yes Model strings + 0xFF padding.