Editing Updating Bluray Drive Firmware on Linux

[[Category:OtherOS]]
=Introduction=

* Incredibly useful for grabbing ps3 firmware dumps using DRAM exploit + TOCTOU bug in bd fw update :)
* see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNFgKBfo2d8

=Current BD FW Version=

Using Storage Manager service '''get_version''':

<pre>
sudo ./ps3dm sm get_version
00 03 00 50 00 00 00 00
</pre>

Using SC Manager service '''get_region_data''':

<pre>
sudo ps3dm scm get_region_data 8 | hexdump -C
00000000  00 03 00 50 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |...P............|
00000010  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |................|
*
00000030
</pre>

Or reading it from BD drive istelf, see: [[BD_Drive_Reverse_Engineering#Get_Version|Get Version]]

=BD Drive Type=

* Use SCSI Inquiry to fetch BD drive identification string.

<pre>
sudo sg_inq /dev/sr0
</pre>

* PUP file contains several BD update packages.
* Update manager matches BD drive type against '''h_id''' from update package header.
* h_id is at offset 0x8 (8 bytes) in the update package header.
* E.g. h_id from BDPT_FIRMWARE_PACKAGE_306R.pkg is 0x0000000000000007.

{| class="wikitable FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
! Identification string 
! Type
! Flag
|-
| SONY    EmerFlashROM
| 0x2100000000000001
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   300R
| 0x2100000000000001
| 0
|-
| SONY    BDRW AQUAM(BDIT)
| 0x1100000000000001
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   300R
| 0x1100000000000001
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   V300
| 0x1100000000000001
| 0
|-
| SCEI    EMER-FLASH-8
| 0x2200000000000002
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   301R
| 0x2200000000000002
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   301R
| 0x1200000000000002
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   302R
| 0x2200000000000003
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   302R
| 0x1200000000000003
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   303R
| 0x2200000000000004
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   303R
| 0x1200000000000004
| 0
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   304R
| 0x2200000000000005
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   304R
| 0x1200000000000005
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   306R
| 0x2200000000000007
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   306R
| 0x1200000000000007
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   308R
| 0x2200000000000008
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   308R
| 0x1200000000000008
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   310R
| 0x2200000000000009
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   310R
| 0x1200000000000009
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   312R
| 0x220000000000000A
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   312R
| 0x120000000000000A
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   314R
| 0x220000000000000B
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   314R
| 0x120000000000000B
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   316R
| 0x220000000000000C
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   316R
| 0x120000000000000C
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-EMBOOT   318R
| 0x220000000000000D
| 1
|-
| SONY    PS-SYSTEM   318R
| 0x120000000000000D
| 1
|-
|}

BD drive type and FW type check:

<pre>
if ((type & 0x00FFFFFFFFFFFFFF) == h_id)
   FW is OK
else
   FW is NOT OK
fi
</pre>

=Sending BD Firmware to BD Drive=

* BD update package is first decrypted and then sent to BD drive.
* BD buffer 0 is used to send BD firmware to BD drive.
* The BD firmware is sent in chunks of size 0x8000 bytes with SCSI command WRITE BUFFER mode 7.

See my bd_update_fw tool for PS3 Linux.

http://gitorious.ps3dev.net/ps3linux/bd-tools

=Test=

* Tested with my PS3 slim and OtherOS++.
* It should work on PC too. You can update your BD drive on PC but first you need to authenticate it with '''bd_get_version'''.
* Downgrading works too. I tested it myself and downgraded from 3.50 to 3.40 and back again.
* Use '''ps3dm sm get_version''' or '''bd_get_version''' to verify that the new version was installed successfully.

<pre>
sudo ./bd_update_fw -v -f ~/ofw355/BDPT_FIRMWARE_PACKAGE_306R.bin/content
firmware length 786432
firmware h_id 0
=== INQUIRY (0x12) ===
vendor id SONY    
product id PS-SYSTEM   306R
=== START STOP (0x1b) ===
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 0 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 8000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 10000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 18000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 20000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 28000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 30000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 38000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 40000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 48000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 50000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 58000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 60000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 68000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 70000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 78000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 80000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 88000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 90000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset 98000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset a0000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset a8000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset b0000 length 8000 ===
=== WRITE BUFFER (0x3b): offset b8000 length 8000 ===
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20407
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20401
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20401
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20401
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20401
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20401
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 20401
=== TEST UNIT READY (0x00) ===
req sense 23a00

</pre>



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