polskafan wrote:
So the last one is the one to edit. Unfortunately my hex editing skills are limited, so i don't see a structure in the file or i would try to change a line and put my own PIDs there. I hope someone can help me.
- polskafan
Hi polskafan,
I have some hex editing skills, as a author of a
HexEditor
I make it for reverse engineering binary files and open Huge f'les and/or devices like partition or entire HDD. So reverse engineering process here.
I inspected file before and saw 248 byte long patterns. But I not spend time on solving those fields.
Byte 7 = Always 0x46
Byte 9 = Always 0xE8
Byte 15-23 = Always 0x02 F0 00 00 00 00 FF FF FF
Byte 25-26 = Always 0xFF 01
Byte 29-32 = Always 0xFF FF FF FF
Byte 35-36 = Unknown!
Byte 39-44 = Always 0x00 00 00 00 00 00
Byte 248 = Unknown code, insisting checksum of others?
Hint, As an engineer technique we can mark always same fields as 'Reserved'
So, there is only 2 fields are in question. 35-36 and 248.th bytes.