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Changing the ECID changes the following regions of the eEID: | Changing the ECID changes the following regions of the eEID: | ||
eEID0 (all of it) | eEID0 (all of it) | ||
eEID1 (does not get flashed) | |||
eEID2 (no changes on pblock, likely no changes on sblock, since it does not get flashed) | |||
eEID3 (does not get flashed) | |||
eEID4 (nothing gets changed) | eEID4 (nothing gets changed) | ||
eEID5 (last 6 digits of the idps and 0x750 bytes) (the first 0x2B0 bytes remain the same) | eEID5 (last 6 digits of the idps and 0x750 bytes) (the first 0x2B0 bytes remain the same) | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 9 March 2024
Objsuites Experiments
- A series of experiments was conducted back when objsuites had not yet been leaked
- These experiments involved changing the ECID of the device, filling the request, and receiving the response back in a txt file called request_idps.txt
- The following was observed:
Changing the ECID changes the following regions of the eEID: eEID0 (all of it) eEID1 (does not get flashed) eEID2 (no changes on pblock, likely no changes on sblock, since it does not get flashed) eEID3 (does not get flashed) eEID4 (nothing gets changed) eEID5 (last 6 digits of the idps and 0x750 bytes) (the first 0x2B0 bytes remain the same)