Request #
| Word | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | 0x00100102Cmd0x0010Param4Xlat2 |
| 1 | u32, Filter |
| 2 | u32, Number of entries that the list can hold (max entries) |
| 3 | u16, Starting index in the internal NS Data ID list |
| 4 | u32, Starting NS Data ID |
| 5 | Descriptor for mapping a write-only buffer in the target process |
| 6 | Output NS Data ID list |
Response #
| Word | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | 0x001000C2Cmd0x0010Param3Xlat2 |
| 1 | Result code |
| 2 | u16, Actual number of output entries |
| 3 | u16, Last index copied to output in the internal NS Data ID list |
| 4 | Descriptor for mapping a write-only buffer in the target process |
| 5 | Output NS Data ID list |
Description #
Writes an array of NS Data ID entries (u32) for the program ID of the current session to the output buffer using the provided filters.
This eventually calls a function with the following type parameters: 0, 1, 1. This function doesn’t use the second type parameter. Afterwards another function is called using the program ID.
Filter #
Content filtering is enabled when this word isn’t 0xFFFFFFFF. This is only used for the following: if (filterword_u16high != contentdatatype_u16high || (filterword_u16low & contentdatatype_u16low) == 0) continue; Hence, filterword_u16high must match contentdatatype_u16high, and the bitmask specified by filterword_u16low must be non-zero in contentdatatype_u16low. The contentdatatype is extracted from the extdata filename, which originates from the
BOSS-container. The NS Data ID for the content entry is only written to the output when processing isn’t skipped due to filtering.
Start NsDataId #
This field is only used when the starting index is non-zero or when this field is non-zero.
The NS Data ID at the specified starting index must match this field, otherwise error 0xD840F846 is returned. It will then skip normal content entry processing for this matching entry (cur_wordindex is field is increased by 0x1 before starting the content entry processing loop).