I couldn't find anything about these on switchbrew, so I figure here's a good place to ask. I was looking around the files that the Switch leaves on the microSD card, and I noticed the /save/ directory had two files in it. These files have some plaintext in them: 8000000000000000 contains a build date, as well as some other information:
A little farther in the file is what looks to be compiler messages:
There's also another file, 8000000000000124, which contains a lot more plaintext regarding everything from graphics shaders, as well as some interesting strings regarding an imx219 camera module:
A lot of the stuff in this file seems to be video-related, as other strings also concern HDMI output, as well as HDR support. I honestly have no idea if any of this is of any use in current or future switch haxxing efforts, but I figured it'd be worth posting about. Is any of the information in these files useful to haxxing efforts?
If you're interested in looking yourself, these files can be found in the /Nintendo/save/ directory on an inserted microSD card.
Code:
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DDTK
DTOKLinux version 4.4.34+ (dc4@dc4-XPS13-9333) (gcc version 4.9.3 (crosstool-NG crosstool-ng-1.22.0-88-g8460611) ) #930 Wed Nov 23 15:12:30 GMT 2016
KVer
RPTL
A little farther in the file is what looks to be compiler messages:
Code:
-- System halted
Attempting division by 0!
stack-protector: Kernel stack is corrupted
Uncompressing Linux...
decompressor returned an error
done, booting the kernel.
invalid distance too far back
invalid distance code
invalid literal/length code
incorrect header check
unknown compression method
invalid window size
invalid block type
invalid stored block lengths
too many length or distance symbols
invalid code lengths set
invalid bit length repeat
invalid literal/lengths set
invalid distances set
incorrect data check
Out of memory while allocating output buffer
Out of memory while allocating input buffer
Out of memory while allocating z_stream
Out of memory while allocating workspace
Not a gzip file
header error
read error
uncompression error
There's also another file, 8000000000000124, which contains a lot more plaintext regarding everything from graphics shaders, as well as some interesting strings regarding an imx219 camera module:
Code:
imx219_open
%s: state->standby. %d
--> imx219 camera driver open
<-- imx219 camera driver open
%s: No camera module found, check camera module is present and is the correct part!
../../../../../vcfw/drivers/device/camera/imx219.c
imx219_read_cal
imx219 read cal
imx219_read_cal OK
f rom pan cal value: %d
f rom act cal macro value: %d
f rom act cal infinity value: %d
imx219_read_cal f rom device not present
Failed to read calibration data from f rom, result: %d
imx219_read_reg
A lot of the stuff in this file seems to be video-related, as other strings also concern HDMI output, as well as HDR support. I honestly have no idea if any of this is of any use in current or future switch haxxing efforts, but I figured it'd be worth posting about. Is any of the information in these files useful to haxxing efforts?
If you're interested in looking yourself, these files can be found in the /Nintendo/save/ directory on an inserted microSD card.