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--- reverse_engineering:ghidra:create_a_project [2022/03/12 11:59] – [Initial analysis] kitor
+++ reverse_engineering:ghidra:create_a_project [2022/03/12 12:02] – kitor
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 Close by clicking OK on all dialogs, and then acknowledge the import result. File will appear in a project.
-===== Initial analysis =====
+===== Project preparation =====
 Click twice on newly imported file. It will bring up "Code Browser" window.
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 As a rule of thumb:
-  * RAM starts at 0x40000000
+  * RAM starts at ''0x40000000''
-  * There's a mirror of RAM available at 0x00000000
+  * There's a mirror of RAM available at ''0x00000000''
   * Size of RAM depends on model.
-  * 0xCxxxxxxx and 0xDxxxxxxx are ranges where most devices live
+  * ''0xCxxxxxxx'' and ''0xDxxxxxxx'' are ranges where most devices live
 Memory map for [[https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=19737.msg212603#msg212603|Digic 7]] [[https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=22770.msg212090#msg212090|Digic 8]] [[https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=24827.msg230859#msg230859|Digic X]]
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 {{ :reverse_engineering:ghidra:ghidra_r180_memory.jpg|}}
+===== Initial analysis =====
+Project is now ready to start disassembling.
 === Run disassembly ===
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 Example, from SX740.102:
 ^ source     ^ to:start              ^ to:end                ^ size                 ^
-| 0xe101ced8 | 0x4000                | 0x23770               | 0x1F770              |
+| ''0xe101ced8'' | ''0x4000''                | ''0x23770''               | ''0x1F770''              |
-| 0xe103c648 | 0x23770               | 0x59f14               | 0x367A4              |
+| ''0xe103c648'' | ''0x23770''               | ''0x59f14''               | ''0x367A4''              |
-| -          | <del>0x59f14</del>    | <del>0xddd1c</del>    | <del>ram erase</del> |
+| -              | <del>''0x59f14''</del>    | <del>''0xddd1c''</del>    | <del>ram erase</del>     |
-| 0xe1072dec | 0xdf002800            | 0xdf00339c            | 0xB9C                |
+| ''0xe1072dec'' | ''0xdf002800''            | ''0xdf00339c''            | ''0xB9C''                |
-| -          | <del>0xdf00339c</del> | <del>0xdf0033a8</del> | <del>ram erase</del> |
+| -              | <del>''0xdf00339c''</del> | <del>''0xdf0033a8''</del> | <del>ram erase</del>     |