SPL services

csrng

Cmd	Name
0	#GetRandomBytes

GetRandomBytes

Takes a type-6 buffer and fills it with random data. Same command for "spl:" and "csrng" services.

spl:

[2.0.0+] Where previously only one AES engine was utilized, there is now support for 4 of them.

[2.0.0+] When the session closes, all AES engines that were locked are automatically unlocked.

Cmd	Name	Notes
0	#GetConfig	wrapper for GetConfig
1		user supplied modulus and exponent
2	#GenerateAesKek	wrapper for KeygenAndSealX
3	#LoadAesKey	wrapper for SetKeyslotFromXY
4	#GenerateAesKey	decrypts 0x10 bytes using AES ECB, uses SetKeyslotFromXY with a fixed Y
5	#SetConfig	wrapper for SetConfig
7	#GetRandomBytes	uses PrngX931
9		wrapper for ImportParamsForFWithXY
10		wrapper for ExpMod
11	#IsDevelopment
12	GenerateSpecificAesKey	wrapper for KeygenA
13	#DecryptExpModParamsWithXY	wrapper for DecryptExpModParamsWithXY
14	#GenerateAesKeyOther	decrypts 0x10 bytes using AES ECB, uses SetKeyslotFromXY with fixed X and Y
15	#DecryptAesCtr	wrapper for SymmetricCrypto
16	#ComputeCmac	wrapper for CMAC
17		wrapper for ImportParamsFor10WithXY
18		wrapper for ExpModAndKeygenAndSealZ
19	#SetKeyslotFromZ	wrapper for SetKeyslotFromZ
20	[2.0.0+]	wrapper for KeygenAndSealZ
21	[2.0.0+] #LockAesEngine
22	[2.0.0+] #UnlockAesEngine
23	[2.0.0+] GetSplWaitEvent

GetConfig

Takes an input word (ConfigItem), and returns a u64 with the config params.

ConfigItem	Name
1	DisableProgramVerification
2	MemoryConfiguration
5	HardwareType (0=Icosa, 1=Copper)
6	IsRetail
7	IsRecoveryBoot
8	DeviceId (byte7 clear).
9	BootReason
10	MemoryArrange
11	IsDebugMode
12	KernelMemoryConfiguration
13	BatteryProfile?

PM checks id1 and if non-zero, calls fsp-pr SetEnabledProgramVerification(false).

NIM checks that id8 output must match the set:cal DeviceId with byte7 cleared, otherwise panic.

[3.0.0+] RO checks id11, if set then skipping NRR rsa signatures is allowed.

Kernel uses id11 to determine behavior of svcBreak positive arguments. It will break instead of just force-exiting the process which is what happens on retail.

Kernel uses id12 when setting up the available RAM size. If bit0 is set, it will memset various allocated memory-regions with 0x58, 0x59, 0x5A ('X', 'Y', 'Z') instead of zero. This allows Nintendo devs to find uninitialized memory bugs.

GenerateAesKek

Takes a 16-byte seed ("BisEncryptionKeySourceForKek") and two words ("KeyGeneration" and "option") as input. KeyGeneration ranges from 0 to 2.

Same input gives same output. Output changes when system is rebooted.

LoadAesKey

[2.0.0+] Now verifies that the engine used (0..3) is locked/owned by the current spl session, otherwise errors with 0xD21A. Previously engine was hardcoded to 0.

GenerateAesKey

[2.0.0+] Previously it used engine 0 always. Now it tries to allocate an engine to be used, returns 0xD01A if they're all busy. After command is done, the engine is released.

SetConfig

Takes two input words, a ConfigItem and the value to set.

ConfigItem	Name
13	BatteryProfile?

IsDevelopment

No input params.

Uses #GetConfig internally with id=6. Returns true if output from that is 0, or if the SMC returned error 2.

Returns an u8 flag for whether the system is devunit. Output flag is 0 on retail.

DecryptExpModParamsWithXY

Last SPL cmd used by SSL-sysmodule for TLS client-privk.

GenerateAesKeyOther

Scrambles with a different constant than non-"other" version.

[2.0.0+] Introduced same engine allocation code as for #GenerateAesKey.

DecryptAesCtr

[2.0.0+] Verifies the engine is locked by current session, same change as #LoadAesKey.

ComputeCmac

[2.0.0+] Verifies the engine is locked by current session, same change as #LoadAesKey.

SetKeyslotFromZ

[2.0.0+] Verifies the engine is locked by current session, same change as #LoadAesKey.

LockAesEngine

Returns the id of the engine that was locked, or 0xD01A if all engines are busy. You need to lock an engine before using AES functions.

UnlockAesEngine

Takes a single u32 and unlocks the engine with that id. It must be owned by current session otherwise 0xD21A will be returned.