Packet 0xB2 - Revision history

BlueCrab: Note on endianness.

2018-08-01T06:08:04Z

Note on endianness.

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	\| 0x14 ... \|\| Code (if applicable), followed by the footer below		\| 0x14 ... \|\| Code (if applicable), followed by the footer below
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			The pointer to the start of the code is stored in the same byte order as the platform that will be receiving the code (little endian on Dreamcast, big endian on Gamecube).

	===Footer format===		===Footer format===
	If there is any code specified in the packet (and the offset to footer is non-zero), then the following footer is tacked on (usually) immediately after the end of the code, accounting for proper alignment. Offsets below are relative to the start of the footer.		If there is any code specified in the packet (and the offset to footer is non-zero), then the following footer is tacked on (usually) immediately after the end of the code, accounting for proper alignment. Offsets below are relative to the start of the footer. All footer fields are stored in the same byte order as the platform at hand (so little endian on Dreamcast, big endian on Gamecube).
	{\| border="1"		{\| border="1"
	! Offset !! Meaning		! Offset !! Meaning

BlueCrab: PSO EpI&II+ doesn't support this, apparently.

2018-08-01T06:06:31Z

PSO EpI&II+ doesn't support this, apparently.

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	Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run. Clients should respond with a [[Packet 0xB3]]		Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run. Clients should respond with a [[Packet 0xB3]]

	This packet is only fully supported by Version 2 clients on Dreamcast and all versions on the Gamecube. PSO for PC only supports the CRC calculation done by this packet, and not the code patching.		This packet is only fully supported by Version 2 clients on Dreamcast and all non "Plus" versions on the Gamecube. PSO for PC only supports the CRC calculation done by this packet, and not the code patching. PSO Episodes I & II Plus (both US and Japanese) will disconnect if they receive this packet -- even if it only indicates that there is a CRC to be done with no code.

	==Dreamcast Packet Format (Client->Server)==		==Dreamcast Packet Format (Client->Server)==

BlueCrab: PSOPC supports the CRC part of this...

2018-07-24T20:34:42Z

PSOPC supports the CRC part of this...

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	Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run. Clients should respond with a [[Packet 0xB3]]		Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run. Clients should respond with a [[Packet 0xB3]]

	This packet is only supported by Version 2 clients on Dreamcast and all versions on the Gamecube. ~~Blue Burst and~~ PSO for PC ~~do not support~~ this packet.		This packet is only fully supported by Version 2 clients on Dreamcast and all versions on the Gamecube. PSO for PC only supports the CRC calculation done by this packet, and not the code patching.

	==Dreamcast Packet Format (Client->Server)==		==Dreamcast Packet Format (Client->Server)==

BlueCrab: Note about supported versions.

2018-07-24T00:51:01Z

Note about supported versions.

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	Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run. Clients should respond with a [[Packet 0xB3]]		Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run. Clients should respond with a [[Packet 0xB3]]

			This packet is only supported by Version 2 clients on Dreamcast and all versions on the Gamecube. Blue Burst and PSO for PC do not support this packet.

	==Dreamcast Packet Format (Client->Server)==		==Dreamcast Packet Format (Client->Server)==

BlueCrab: Fill in patching documentation.

2018-07-23T01:59:15Z

Fill in patching documentation.

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-Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run.
+Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run. Clients should respond with a [[Packet 0xB3]]
 [[Category:PSO Server Protocol]]

BlueCrab: Add note about crc32.

2018-07-22T21:46:40Z

Add note about crc32.

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	Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code.		Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code. This packet will also perform a CRC32 over a specified range of the memory of the console it is running on, regardless of whether or not code is run.

	[[Category:PSO Server Protocol]]		[[Category:PSO Server Protocol]]

BlueCrab: Add barebones page. Fill in the rest later.

2018-07-22T20:54:18Z

Add barebones page. Fill in the rest later.

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Packet 0xB2 is used to send bits of code to be run on the client for various purposes, such as doing run-time patches of the game's code.

[[Category:PSO Server Protocol]]