文件列表:

calcgaps.pl (1321, 2003-07-18)
chainedit.pl (6360, 2003-07-21)
dir2opimg.pl (3586, 2003-07-16)
fdf2reg.pl (5541, 2003-07-01)
makefiles.pl (2347, 2003-07-16)
makexip.pl (7627, 2003-09-28)
map.pl (2787, 2003-06-03)
opimg2dir.pl (2658, 2003-06-11)
reg2fdf.pl (5849, 2003-10-22)
splitrom.pl (36725, 2003-10-21)
mkrom.sh (4042, 2003-10-21)
setup.sh (824, 2003-07-19)
drparse.pl (1256, 2003-07-26)
dumprom (99948, 2003-07-25)
dumprom.exe (86016, 2003-07-21)
tounicode (6070, 2003-10-22)
tounicode.c (1053, 2003-10-22)
tounicode.exe (21297, 2003-10-23)

'cfg' contains editable configuration files like initobj.txt - specifying how the filesystem is to be organised default.reg - the coldboot contents of the registry. [ pay special attention to the 'multi_sz' type keys, which are non standard, normally these are represented as 'hex(7)' followed by a rather unreadable hex dump. ] initdb.ini - how the databases are setup. operator.cfg - where files are to be copied from autoconfig. bootimage.bmp - the bootup background image rom.nb1 - the base rom, this patch is to be applied to. xipchain - hand modified xipchain. bootloader.nb0- bootloader to insert in nbf all these files MUST be saved as dos ascii ( with CRLF at end of line ) 'tmp' contains intermediary files 'out' contains the burnable rom images 'files1' is to fill up a small hole usually found in roms 'files2' and 'operator' may together contain upto about 5M of files 'operator' is what is used by autoconfig. this directory must contain at least 'customid.dat' and 'customtab.dat' customtab.dat specifies which configuration options the user can choose from. registry files can be put in 'platformxxx.reg' the 'modules1' and 'modules2' directories are currently not used. ........................... the scripts makexip.pl - build new xip block from files and modules directories use chainedit.pl to create a corresponding entry in the xipchain use splitrom.pl to merge the new xip block into a new rom dir2opimg.pl - create operator rom image from cfg file and directory use splitrom.pl to add this image to a rom. opimg2dir.pl - extracts the operator rom from a romimage this tool is mainly used to investigate roms. fdf2reg.pl - converts a default.fdf to a .reg file this tool is mainly useful to investigate new roms reg2fdf.pl - converts a .reg file to a .fdf file note that a version parameter is needed, to specify if we are targeting a wince 3.x or 4.x rom. splitrom.pl - general purpose romimage manipulator, add or extract sections of roms also validates the result, and checks input files against a list of known roms. tounicode.c - converts ascii to unicode file, used for initobj.dat a win32 executable and elf/linux executable are provided chainedit.pl - tool to modify a xipchain image makefiles.pl - split files over several file sections, each with a specified max size. mkrom.sh - puts everything together adaptrom - tool to fix the nbf header to a desired value, either obtains these values from your device via active sync, or lets the user provide them manually dumprom - tool to convert a rom back into a collection of files. setup.sh - splits rom into bootloader, osimage, xipchain, operator rom asks user to manually extract and convert default.fdf, initobj.dat, initdb.ini calcgaps.pl - script to locate gaps in the rom suitable for our use. drparse.pl - constructs commandline arguments for splitrom, to redirect the filedata pointers of duplicate files to the newest entry, using dumprom make sure 'tounicode' and 'dumprom' are executable ( 'chmod +x tounicode' ) before running mkrom.sh ........................... bash mkrom.sh output.nb1 this will create a complete romimage, from configuration data in the 'cfg' directory, operator files in the 'operator' directory, and other files in the 'files' directory. ........................... perl splitrom.pl -wo out.nbf -n PW10A1-ENG-3.12-001 -t NBF will convert to nbf format, with the specified header, and a correct checksum. splitrom.pl can handle plain rom images, sd-card images ( with HTC$WALLABY header), nbf files ( with 32 byte header with dashes and checksum), bin files ( with B000FF header ), and xip files. if you want to manipulate the bootsplash image, the offset must be supplied using the '-ob' option. newer roms have the bootsplash at 0x81ec0000, older roms have it at 0x81900000. these are 2 example commandlines, one for creating a 3.x rom, one for creating a 4.x rom perl splitrom.pl cfg/rom.nb1 \ -rm tmp/xdaopimg:0x81940000 \ -rm tmp/xda1.bin:0x81800000 \ -rm tmp/xda2.bin:0x81d40000 \ -rx tmp/xipchain \ -rb cfg/bootimage.bmp -ob 0x81900000 \ -rl cfg/bootloader.nb0 \ -wo nk.nbf -t nbf -n PW10A1-ENG-3.16-007 perl splitrom.pl cfg/rom.nb1 \ -rm tmp/xda1.bin:0x81740000 \ -rm tmp/xda2.bin:0x81b00000 \ -rx tmp/xipchain \ -rb cfg/bootimage.bmp -ob 0x81ec0000 \ -rl cfg/bootloader.nb0 \ -wo nk.nbf -t nbf -n PW10A1-ENG-4.01-007 ........................... perl makexip.pl 0x81940000 files modules myxip.bin will create a xip rom section, to be burned in rom at offset 81940000 from the files in directory 'files' and modules in directory 'modules' this tool does the reverse of 'dumprom' NOTE: the modules part is not implemented yet. ........................... dumprom.c this tool extracts all files from the xip sections from an ce-romimage. the linux ELF binary does not extract files, it only dumps rominfo. ........................... perl dir2opimg.pl operator.cfg operator operator.bin will create an operator rom section, operator rom sections are independent of actual offset, and will be burned at the first 256K boundary after the last xip section. beware that the autoconfig tool has a bug, causing strings to be stored incorrectly in the registry. not all applications will work correctly after their registry settings were set with autoconfig. most of the time it is better to use default.fdf to set registry settings. ........................... perl opimg2dir.pl romimage operator.cfg operator this will extract the files in the operator image from a rom to the directory 'operator' and write a configuration file 'operator.cfg' describing the files. this file is suitable to recreate this image using 'make_opimg.pl' ........................... perl fdf2reg.pl default.fdf default.reg will convert an .fdf file ( as extracted from an existing romimage with 'dumprom' ) to a editable .reg file. ........................... perl reg2fdf.pl default.reg default.fdf this will compile an ascii default.reg file, into a default.fdf file, which is needed to initialize the registry of a device on coldboot. ........................... tounicode.c this is a tool to convert the 'initobj.txt' to 'initobj.dat'. ........................... chainedit.pl tool to add xip chain entries to a xip chain image. normally these contain public keys, used to verify the validity of xip updates ( as processed by updatexip.exe ), our script does not have any keys. we do not intend to send partial romupdates. example usage: first for ppc2002/wince3.0, second for ppc2003/wince4.2 perl chainedit.pl load cfg/xipchain \ add XDA_DEVELOPERS1:81740000,00040000 \ add XDA_DEVELOPERS2:81b00000,00400000 \ save tmp/xipchain perl chainedit.pl load cfg/xipchain \ add XDA_DEVELOPERS1:81800000,00100000 \ add XDA_DEVELOPERS2:81d40000,001c0000 \ save tmp/xipchain ............................ todo: describe these: perl makefiles.pl perl calcgaps.pl bash setup.sh ........................... future: - use calcgaps to create list of xip regions. - issue is that the operator region needs to be substracted from this list. - mkrom should then create cmdlines for makexip, chainedit, and splitrom. or maybe even better: - makexip should use this list of gaps, to create many small files to fit all the holes, and act if it is all one region.

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