ovl-upload/ovl-upload.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# ovl-upload.c, by ABelliqueux, 04-2021 license GNU General Public License v3.0
# This working version corrected with the help of sickle :
# https://discord.com/channels/642647820683444236/663664210525290507/836029253593858060
# Corrected script by Sickle : http://psx.arthus.net/code/rawdog.py
# Sickle - 26/04/2021 :
# " Ooh, you were like frustratingly close dude! Few tiny issues:
# - first of your 3 rolling buffers was bugged (other 2 were spot on)
# - waiting too long between commands at points, unirom timed out
# - var i was missing the i += chunkSize so we were stuck in a loop there (e.g. tried to send a second chonk)
# - exit was gummed up with the main logic being in a while True: "
# As suggested:
# - Removed while True: loop
# - moved rolling buffer loops to WaitForResponse()
# - reduced sleeps
# - inc var i with chunkSize
import sys
import os
import serial
import time
import calendar
import math
import signal
DEBUG = 0
SERIAL_DEVICE = '/dev/ttyUSB0'
SERIAL_SPEED = 115200
# Names of the overlay files to load.
# See l.550
overlayFile0 = "Overlay.ovl0"
overlayFile1 = "Overlay.ovl1"
# Serial connection setup
ser = serial.Serial(SERIAL_DEVICE)
# Unirom can do 115200 and 510000 ( https://github.com/JonathanDotCel/NOTPSXSerial/blob/bce29e87cb858769fe60eb34d8eb123f9f36c8db/NOTPSXSERIAL.CS#L842 )
ser.baudrate = SERIAL_SPEED
# Working directory
cwd = os.getcwd()
dataFolder = cwd + os.sep
# Should we listen for commands on serial ?
Listen = 1
# Will be set once unirom is in debug mode
uniDebugMode = 0
# Will hold the commands received from the psx
Command = ""
memAddr = ""
flagAddr = ""
loadFile = ""
levelId = ""
# One byte
#uno = int(1).to_bytes(1, byteorder='little', signed=False)
data = 0
# checkSum is the checkSum for the full data
checkSum = 0
# If set, it means the data transfer has been initiated
Transfer = 0
# Delay between write operations. These seem to be needed for the connection not to hang.
sleepTime = 0.08 # Seems like safe minimum
def sig_interrupt_handler(signal, frame):
global Run
Run = False
def setDEBG():
global sleepTime, ser, uniDebugMode
if DEBUG:
print("Sending DEBG command...")
ser.write( bytes( 'DEBG' , 'ascii' ) )
time.sleep(sleepTime)
# Empty in waiting buffer
ser.reset_input_buffer()
time.sleep(sleepTime)
uniDebugMode = 1
def WaitForResponse( expectedAnswer ):
# Get incoming data from the serial port in a rolling buffer
# when the content of the buffer corresponds to 'expectedAnswer', returns True
global DEBUG
responseBuffer = ""
success = False
while True:
if DEBUG > 1:
print("Waiting for data in serial input buffer.")
# If data in serial's incoming buffer
if ser.in_waiting:
if DEBUG > 1:
print("Brace yourself, data is coming...")
# Read 1 byte
byteValue = ser.read(1)
# Make sure byte value is < 128 so that it can be decoded to ascii
if byteValue[0] < 128:
responseBuffer += byteValue.decode('ascii')
else:
responseBuffer += '.'
# Always keep response buffer 4 chars long
if len( responseBuffer ) > 4:
# Remove first char in buffer
responseBuffer = responseBuffer[1:]
# If response is ERR!, checksum check does not check, so check it again
if responseBuffer == "ERR!":
if DEBUG > 1:
print("Checksum error !")
success = False
break
# When expected response shows up, break from the while loop
if responseBuffer == expectedAnswer:
success = True
break
if DEBUG > 1:
print( "Got : " + responseBuffer )
responseBuffer = ""
return success
def CalculateChecksum( inBytes, skipFirstSector = False):
returnVal = 0;
i = 0
if skipFirstSector:
i = 2048
while i < len( inBytes ):
returnVal += inBytes[i];
i += 1
return returnVal;
def WriteBytes( inData ):
if DEBUG:
print("Preparing to write bytes...")
# The data needs to be split in 2K chunks
chunkSize = 2048
# BEGIN WHILE DATA
i = 0
while i < len( inData ):
# BEGIN WHILE TRUE
while True:
# BEGIN TRY/EXCEPT
try:
# Calculate number of 2K chunks we're about to send
numChunk = math.ceil( len( inData ) / chunkSize )
# Calculate current chunk
currentChunk = math.ceil( (i + 1) / chunkSize)
if DEBUG:
print( str ( numChunk + 1 - currentChunk ) + " chunks of " + str ( chunkSize) + " bytes to send " )
# Avoid going out of range
if ( i + chunkSize ) > len( inData ):
chunkSize = len( inData ) - i
print("Writing chunk " + str( currentChunk ) + " of " + str( numChunk ) )
# ~ ser.write(inData)
chunkChecksum = 0
# Send inData in 2048B chunks
for byte in range( chunkSize ):
# Send byte
if DEBUG > 1:
print("Writing " + str( inData[ i + byte ].to_bytes(1, byteorder='little', signed=False) ) + " to serial..." )
ser.write( inData[ i + byte ].to_bytes(1, byteorder='little', signed=False) )
# Calculate chunk checksum
chunkChecksum += inData[ i + byte ]
time.sleep(sleepTime)
if DEBUG:
print( "Chunk cheksum : " + str( chunkChecksum ) )
# Wait for output buffer to be empty
# REMOVE ? Is this needed ?
while ser.out_waiting:
print("*")
wait += 1
time.sleep(sleepTime)
# Wait for unirom to request the checksum
if DEBUG > 1:
print( "Chunk " + str( currentChunk ) + " waiting for unirom to request checksum (CHEK)..." )
WaitForResponse( "CHEK" )
# Send checksum
if DEBUG:
print( "Sending checksum to unirom..." );
# ~ chunkChecksum = 170
bytesChunkChecksum = chunkChecksum.to_bytes( 4, byteorder='little', signed = False )
ser.write( bytesChunkChecksum )
# ~ time.sleep( sleepTime )
if DEBUG > 1:
print( "Waiting for unirom to request more data (MORE)..." )
# Wait for unirom to request MORE inData ( next chunk )
if not WaitForResponse("MORE"):
if DEBUG:
print("ERROR ! Retrying...")
raise Exception()
if DEBUG:
print( str( currentChunk ) + " chunk sent with correct checksum.")
# Increment i from chunkSize
i += chunkSize
except Exception:
continue
# END TRY/EXCEPT
break
# END WHILE TRUE
numChunk = 0
# END WHILE DATA
def SendBin( inData, memAddr ):
global sleepTime
dataSize = len( inData )
if DEBUG:
print("Data size : " + str( dataSize ) )
# Prepare unirom for data reception - sent "SBIN" - received : "OKV2"
if DEBUG > 1:
print("Sending SBIN command...")
ser.write( bytes( 'SBIN' , 'ascii' ) )
time.sleep(sleepTime)
# We're using unirom in debug mode, which means protocol version 2 is available
# Upgrade protocol - sent "UPV2" - received : "OKAY"
ser.write( bytes( 'UPV2' , 'ascii' ) )
time.sleep(sleepTime)
# Initialisation done, set flag
# ~ Init = 1
# From now on, we're using the rolling buffer
if DEBUG > 1:
print("Waiting for OKAY...")
WaitForResponse("OKAY")
# Calculate data checkSum
checkSum = CalculateChecksum( inData )
if DEBUG :
print("Data checkSum : " + str(checkSum) )
# Send memory address to load data to, size of data and checkSum
# Unirom expects unsigned longs ( 32bits ), byte endianness little
# Convert address from string to integer, then to ulong 32b
bytesAddr = int( memAddr, 16 ).to_bytes( 4, byteorder='little', signed=False )
# Write address to serial
ser.write( bytesAddr )
time.sleep(sleepTime)
# Convert and write int size to serial
bytesSize = dataSize.to_bytes( 4, byteorder='little', signed = False )
ser.write( bytesSize )
time.sleep(sleepTime)
# Convert and write int chekSum to serial
bytesChk = checkSum.to_bytes( 4, byteorder='little', signed = False )
ser.write( bytesChk )
time.sleep(sleepTime)
# Send dat data
WriteBytes( inData )
def resetListener():
global checkSum, data, Listen, Transfer, dataSize, memAddr, loadFile, flagAddr, levelId
memAddr = ""
flagAddr = ""
loadFile = ""
checkSum = 0
data = 0
dataSize = 0
Transfer = 0
levelId = 0
Listen = 1
ser.reset_input_buffer()
ser.reset_output_buffer()
def main(args):
while True:
global checkSum, data, Listen, Transfer, dataSize, memAddr, loadFile, flagAddr, levelId
# Flush serial buffers to avoid residual data
ser.reset_input_buffer()
ser.reset_output_buffer()
inputBuffer = ""
# Listen to incomming connections on serial
if Listen:
print("Listening for incoming data...")
if DEBUG > 1:
print("memAddr : " + str(memAddr) + " - loadFile" + loadFile )
while True:
# If data on serial, fill buffer
while ser.in_waiting:
inputBuffer += ser.read().decode('ascii')
if inputBuffer:
if DEBUG:
print( "Incoming data : " + inputBuffer )
# parse command CMD:ARG1:ARG2(:ARGn)
argList = []
argList = inputBuffer.split(':')
# Send command
if argList[0] == "load" and len(argList) == 4:
if len(argList[1]) < 8 or len(argList[2]) < 8:
if DEBUG:
print("Wrong data format, aborting...")
break
memAddr = argList[1]
flagAddr = argList[2]
loadFile = argList[3]
ser.reset_input_buffer()
inputBuffer = ""
if DEBUG > 1:
print( memAddr + " - " + flagAddr + " - " + loadFile )
Listen = 0
break
else:
ser.reset_input_buffer()
inputBuffer = ""
break
if memAddr and loadFile:
# Remove separator and ';1' at end of the string
# ~ fileClean = loadFile.split(';')[0][1:]
fileID = loadFile
print("Received addresses and file ID : " + memAddr + " - " + flagAddr + " - " + fileID)
# TODO : replace with a proper level naming scheme
# right now, we're receiving currently loaded file
# so we have to switch manually here.
binFileName = ""
if fileID == "0":
binFileName = overlayFile1
levelId = 1
if fileID == "1":
binFileName = overlayFile0
levelId = 0
if DEBUG:
print(
"Load Data to : " + memAddr + "\n" +
"Reset flag at: " + flagAddr + "\n" +
"File : " + loadFile + "\n" +
"Bin : " + binFileName + " - ID : " + str(levelId)
)
# Open file as binary if bin filename is defined
if binFileName:
binFile = open( dataFolder + binFileName, 'rb' )
data = binFile.read()
Transfer = 1
else:
print(" No filename provided, doing nothing ")
resetListener()
# If Init was set, initialize transfer and send data
if Transfer:
print("Initializing data transfer...")
if not uniDebugMode:
# Set unirom to debugmode - sent : "DEBG" - received : "DEBGOKAY"
setDEBG()
# Send level data
SendBin( data, memAddr )
# Set level changed flag
if DEBUG:
print("Sending value " + str( levelId.to_bytes(1, byteorder='little', signed=False) ) + " to " + flagAddr )
time.sleep( sleepTime )
SendBin( levelId.to_bytes(1, byteorder='little', signed=False) , flagAddr)
# Reset everything
resetListener()
print("DONE!")
return 0
if __name__ == '__main__':
import sys
sys.exit(main(sys.argv))