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| ** Several callsites now verify that last_address != 0xFFFF... | | ** Several callsites now verify that last_address != 0xFFFF... |
| * KMemoryRegionAllocator now uses a slabheap of count 200 instead of 1000. | | * KMemoryRegionAllocator now uses a slabheap of count 200 instead of 1000. |
| + | * KLinkedListNode now has slab size = #KThreads instead of #KThreads * 17. |
| * "Virtual" cores now supported, KThread now stores core ID/affinity for both virtual and physical. | | * "Virtual" cores now supported, KThread now stores core ID/affinity for both virtual and physical. |
| * New SVC 0x37 "GetResourceLimitPeakValue" | | * New SVC 0x37 "GetResourceLimitPeakValue" |
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| * KConditionVariable now sets the cv_key u32 value in userspace to 1 when a condvar has waiters, and to 0 when it does not. | | * KConditionVariable now sets the cv_key u32 value in userspace to 1 when a condvar has waiters, and to 0 when it does not. |
| ** New nnSdk code relies on this behavior. | | ** New nnSdk code relies on this behavior. |
| + | * SetupStackForUserModeThreadStarter (KThreadContext::Initialize) now sets X18 to (<cryptographically random u64> | 1), this value is unique for each thread. |
| + | ** This is used for Pointer Authentication changes in web browser. |
| * KCoreLocalRegion deleted, replaced with pointer-to-current-thread | | * KCoreLocalRegion deleted, replaced with pointer-to-current-thread |
| ** TPIDR_EL1 != X18 now, and TPIDR_EL1 now always points to the exception thread stack. | | ** TPIDR_EL1 != X18 now, and TPIDR_EL1 now always points to the exception thread stack. |
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| * KPageHeapBitmapRng now has TinyMt as a data member, instead of directly implementing KPageHeap. | | * KPageHeapBitmapRng now has TinyMt as a data member, instead of directly implementing KPageHeap. |
| ** This affects how constructor is invoked. | | ** This affects how constructor is invoked. |
| + | * New InfoType 24 ("FreeThreadCount") was added, gets the number of threads a process can allocate before exhausting its resource limit. |
| * KMemoryBlock/KMemoryInfo now has extra members tracking u8 non_contig_bitflags, u16 ipc_non_contig_lock_count, u16 device_non_contig_lock_count | | * KMemoryBlock/KMemoryInfo now has extra members tracking u8 non_contig_bitflags, u16 ipc_non_contig_lock_count, u16 device_non_contig_lock_count |
| * KMemoryBlockManager Update now takes non-contig flags to determine where to coalesce (all coalescing must now happen forwards instead of either direction) | | * KMemoryBlockManager Update now takes non-contig flags to determine where to coalesce (all coalescing must now happen forwards instead of either direction) |
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| The new Nintendo Switch Online menu (which can be launched via qlaunch) is handled by [[Internet_Browser#Whitelisted_Applets|LibraryAppletLoginShare]]. | | The new Nintendo Switch Online menu (which can be launched via qlaunch) is handled by [[Internet_Browser#Whitelisted_Applets|LibraryAppletLoginShare]]. |
| + | |
| + | === [[HID_services|hid]]-sysmodule === |
| + | Besides IPC changes, the ButtonConfig cmds updated the input s32 validation: when the input s32 is invalid (which now uses an unsigned compare), it now returns 0 or an error immediately, instead of Aborting. |
| | | |
| === [[LDN_services|ldn]]-sysmodule === | | === [[LDN_services|ldn]]-sysmodule === |
| lp2p now supports using standard WPA2-PSK, which is used by [[#LibraryAppletPhotoViewer]]. | | lp2p now supports using standard WPA2-PSK, which is used by [[#LibraryAppletPhotoViewer]]. |
| + | |
| + | === [[SSL_services|ssl]]-sysmodule === |
| + | TLS 1.3 is now [[SSL_services#SslVersion|supported]] if the user-process enables it. |
| + | |
| + | See also [[#OSS]]. |
| + | |
| + | === [[PGL_services|pgl]]-sysmodule === |
| + | * pgl now has a new ipc command, which just returns "ResultNotImplemented()" |
| + | * pgl now detects when SnapShotDumper crashes, and launches creport in that case. |
| + | * pgl now passes an additional argument to creport ("%d", formatted with the value of jit_debug!enable_jit_debug). |
| | | |
| === [[Creport|creport]]-sysmodule === | | === [[Creport|creport]]-sysmodule === |
| + | * creport now takes in an additional argument "jit_debug_enabled", when this is "1" the target process is not terminated on report completion. |
| * creport now has access to fsp-srv, this is used to retrieve debugging information that is now attached to error reports. The following functions are called (with output/info attached to erpts): | | * creport now has access to fsp-srv, this is used to retrieve debugging information that is now attached to error reports. The following functions are called (with output/info attached to erpts): |
| ** GetSdCardSpeedMode | | ** GetSdCardSpeedMode |
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| ** GetAndClearMemoryReportInfo | | ** GetAndClearMemoryReportInfo |
| ** GetAndClearFileSystemProxyErrorInfo | | ** GetAndClearFileSystemProxyErrorInfo |
| + | |
| + | === [[Internet_Browser|Web-applets]] === |
| + | These are now compiled with compiler Pointer Authentication / CFI mitigations enabled. This does not apply to non-web-applets. |
| + | |
| + | Pointer Authentication uses the crc32x instruction, and x18 as a cryptographically-random u64 provided by the kernel. The only userland code using x18 is the mul instruction for this, nothing else (applies to all NSOs/NROs). |
| + | |
| + | This is used to add/subtract x30 starting with bit40, during functions entry/exit. The code for entry/exit is identical, except that entry does add, and exit uses subtract: |
| + | * The low 40-bits of x30 are extracted, then multiplied with x18. |
| + | * <code>crc32x w17, wzr, x17</code> (which uses the above value) |
| + | * Then the previously mentioned add/subtraction operation is done, with the output from the above shifted to bit40. |
| + | |
| + | The x18 is OR'd by kernel with 1, to make sure it is odd. This means that the multiply is a bijection; in other words, no entropy is lost when doing the multiply. If this had not been done, a random value that is divisible by a large power of two (the attacker can just keep spawning threads until gets such a one), would have weak cookies that allows the scheme to be trivially broken. |
| + | |
| + | CFI is implemented as follows: blr instructions no longer exist. When funcptrs are called, new functions are now called instead which handles the call. The u32 at funcptr_addr-4 must match 0xe7ffdefe, otherwise it will branch to undefined instruction 0x0000dead. Otherwise, it will jump to the funcptr_addr. |
| + | |
| + | Almost all functions now have the above u32 at -4, therefore funcptr calls now have to start at the actual funcptr start. However, this doesn't apply to calls done during functions' exit: these directly br to the funcptr_addr without extra validation. The br instructions in the .plt were also replaced with branches to the function described above. |
| + | |
| + | The above applies to all NSOs in ExeFs, except for LibraryAppletOfflineWeb which doesn't have it enabled. The NROs in the BrowserDll SystemData have it enabled for "/nro/netfront/dll_1/", however "dll_0" doesn't have it enabled (which is used by LibraryAppletOfflineWeb). |
| + | |
| + | This is referred to in the build-path strings as "NX-NXFP2-a64-cfi" (nnSdkEmpty), and "NX64-cfi" (OSS). |
| | | |
| === LibraryAppletPhotoViewer === | | === LibraryAppletPhotoViewer === |