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82 lines
2.8 KiB
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### NOD
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**NOD** is a library and utility (`nodtool`) for traversing, dumping, and authoring
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*GameCube* and *Wii* optical disc images.
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#### Library
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The primary motivation of NOD is to supply a *uniform C++11 API* for accessing data
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from image files directly. `nod::DiscBase` provides a common interface for traversing partitions
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and individual files. Files may be individually streamed, or the whole partition may be extracted
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to the user's filesystem. Raw *ISO* and *WBFS* images are supported read sources.
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```cpp
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bool isWii; /* Set by reference next line */
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std::unique_ptr<nod::DiscBase> disc = nod::OpenDiscFromImage(path, isWii);
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if (!disc)
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return FAILURE;
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/* Access first data-partition on Wii, or full GameCube disc */
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nod::Partition* dataPart = disc->getDataPartition();
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if (!dataPart)
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return FAILURE;
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/* One-shot extraction to filesystem */
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if (!dataPart->extractToDirectory(outDir, ctx))
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return FAILURE;
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return SUCCESS;
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```
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*Image authoring* is always done from the user's filesystem and may be integrated into
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a content pipeline using the `nod::DiscBuilderBase` interface.
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```cpp
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/* Sample logging lambda for progress feedback */
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size_t lastIdx = -1;
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auto progFunc = [&](size_t idx, const nod::SystemString& name, size_t bytes)
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{
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if (idx != lastIdx)
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{
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lastIdx = idx;
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/* NOD provides I/O wrappers using wchar_t on Windows;
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* _S() conditionally makes string-literals wide */
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nod::Printf(_S("\n"));
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}
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if (bytes != -1)
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nod::Printf(_S("\r%s %" PRISize " B"), name.c_str(), bytes);
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else
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nod::Printf(_S("\r%s"), name.c_str());
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fflush(stdout);
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};
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/* Making a GCN image */
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nod::DiscBuilderGCN b(isoOutPath, gameID, gameTitle, dolLoadAddress, progFunc);
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ret = b.buildFromDirectory(fsRootDirPath, bootDolPath, apploaderPath);
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/* Making a Wii image */
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nod::DiscBuilderWii b(isoOutPath, gameID, gameTitle, dualLayer, progFunc);
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ret = b.buildFromDirectory(fsRootDirPath, bootDolPath, apploaderPath, partitionHeadPath);
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```
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Wii images are fakesigned using a commonly-applied [signing bug](http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Signing_bug).
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Additionally, any `*.dol` files added to the disc are patched to bypass the #001 error caused by invalid signature checks.
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This allows games with multiple .dols to inter-boot without extensive loader-patching.
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#### Tool
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The library usage mentioned above is provided by a command-line tool called `nodtool`.
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An extract/repack works like so:
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```sh
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>$ nodtool extract <image-in> [<dir-out>]
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>$ cd <dir-out>
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# Then one of:
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>$ nodtool makegcn <gameid> <game-title> fsroot boot.dol apploader.bin [<image-out>]
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>$ nodtool makewiisl <gameid> <game-title> fsroot boot.dol apploader.bin partition_head.bin [<image-out>]
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>$ nodtool makewiidl <gameid> <game-title> fsroot boot.dol apploader.bin partition_head.bin [<image-out>]
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```
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