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| 0x1C-0x43 || Unused | | 0x1C-0x43 || Unused | ||
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| 0x44- | | 0x44-0x4F || Access Key (ASCII) (8-bytes on PC) | ||
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| | | 0x50-0x73 || Unused | ||
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| 0x74-0xA3 || E-mail Address (PC) or Password (Gamecube) (May be shorter -- Padded by 0-bytes) | | 0x74-0xA3 || E-mail Address (PC) or Password (Gamecube) (May be shorter -- Padded by 0-bytes) | ||
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! Flag !! Meaning | ! Flag !! Meaning | ||
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| 0 || User Registration Failed (DCv2/PC) or Bad Password (GC) | | 0 || User Registration Failed (DCv2/PC) or Bad Password (GC -- No.127) | ||
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| 1 || Ok (Client sends a [[Packet 0x9D]] (DCv2/PC) or [[Packet 0x9E]] (GC) next) | | 1 || Ok (Client sends a [[Packet 0x9D]] (DCv2/PC) or [[Packet 0x9E]] (GC) next) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:20, 1 March 2010
Packet 0x9C is sent by PSOv2 Clients as a response to a Packet 0x9A that tells them that they are a new user. This is mostly analogous to Packet 0x92 that is sent by PSOv1. The client then expects a response packet 0x9C.
PC/Gamecube Packet Format (Client->Server)
| Bytes | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0x00-0x03 | Packet Header (Type: 0x9C, size: 0xA4) |
| 0x04-0x0B | Unknown/Junk (Potentially Player Tag + Guildcard, but neither are set) |
| 0x0C | Version Code |
| 0x0D-0x10 | Unused |
| 0x11 | Language Code |
| 0x12-0x13 | Unused |
| 0x14-0x1B | Serial Number (ASCII) |
| 0x1C-0x43 | Unused |
| 0x44-0x4F | Access Key (ASCII) (8-bytes on PC) |
| 0x50-0x73 | Unused |
| 0x74-0xA3 | E-mail Address (PC) or Password (Gamecube) (May be shorter -- Padded by 0-bytes) |
Dreamcast/PC/Gamecube Packet Format (Server->Client)
| Bytes | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0x00-0x03 | Packet Header (Type: 0x9C, Size: 0x0004, Flags: Login Response; see below) |
Login Responses
| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | User Registration Failed (DCv2/PC) or Bad Password (GC -- No.127) |
| 1 | Ok (Client sends a Packet 0x9D (DCv2/PC) or Packet 0x9E (GC) next) |