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Originally Posted by chavonbravo
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Thank you! That looks really interesting!
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Originally Posted by chavonbravo
Is there a certain file on bd+ discs that contains the bd+ code? How does the vm in hw/sw player extract the information that the disc requires to play?
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There is a directory "BDSVM" (at the same level as aacs) containing the files "00000.svm, 00001.svm and 00001.svm". In the subdirectory "backup" there is a copy of those files.
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Originally Posted by chavonbravo
Wish I had a bd+ disc to test with.
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After the long header the data looks very random. So it is possibly encrypted (with the media key mabe?). I currently try to figure this out.
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Originally Posted by Revgen
Sounds like what I had to go through with my GF.  |
Well if you know the instruction set you can simply attach a compatible debugger to her brain when she misbehaves to see what is going on in her mind.
Maybe peer was trying to tell us that the virtual machine is running a well known (extended) instruction set.
Btw the DLX processor architecture is very primitive. Usually it is being used in university to demonstrate some basic principles of processor architecture as vhdl/verilog code.