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Saturday, April 17, 2010


7:31



Current progress of GH firmware reversing can be found at:
 
 
I'll upate my blog with more technical informaton soon.
 
If you have dead GH1 (dropped, completely broken, non-functional parts) contact me, please.
 
I will be also very grateful for any information that you have, but it private information or one that can ve released to public.


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Monday, April 12, 2010


7:14



All Panasonic photo cameras use proprietary LSI chips.
CPU command set looks like NM103.
 
If you want to research or modify GH1, TZ5, TZ7 etc firmware here are necessary tools
 
My firmware manipulation tool
 
It allow you to strip all unnecessary info and disassembly firmware, after modification you can use same tool to make all necessary checksums.
Unfortunately this version can't recalculate big 32 byte digest at the end of firmware.
According to my information it uses double MD5.
 
MN103 module compiled for IDA 4.9 Free
 
So, you don't need to pay anything and can legally disassembly Panasonic firmware files.
Original module source author is Hitman, plus few other guys who worked on jump tables.
 


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Tuesday, August 25, 2009


15:10



Here is some illustration of progress
 
1) Primer of offset table usage to call functions. This is very interesting part, as it allows to dump vram.
 

2) Second part shows part of shooting speed related procedure, here you can find how big structure is used. I believe that at 0x68 we have mode wheel position.
 
 


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Wednesday, August 12, 2009


7:37



Four necessary improvements are:
 

1) Handing of jump tables. This is very frequently used feature.

2) Script to handle offset tables (many of them are present),

   so pressing two keys automatically changes all to offsets

   (until it is proper address and stops as soon as it is not)

   add xref and start analizing procedures.

3) Many parameters are passed by registers. If we could track them somehow and  allow to quickly define this in function definition, so comments can be seen right after commands before call (ala pc.w32).

4) FR module have almost ready auto-comments. Is it desirable to make them work inside IDE (as gray auto-comments). As most people are quite new to this assembler.

If you have time and expirience working with IDA writing IDC scripts and/or plugins and modules, please, contact me.



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Tuesday, August 11, 2009


3:53



Screenshot from disassembler during work on GX20 DSP firmware.
 
 
We are using IDA Pro 4.9 Free with special Fujitsu FR module.
If you know IDA Pro and want to help us in this hard work by writing IDC scripts,
updating FR module or just help with disassembling, contact me by email.
 


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