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This is "nn::nim::detail::INetworkInstallManager".

Cmd Name
0 #CreateSystemUpdateTask
1 #DestroySystemUpdateTask
2 #ListSystemUpdateTask
3 RequestSystemUpdateTaskRun
4 #GetSystemUpdateTaskInfo
5 #CommitSystemUpdateTask
6 CreateNetworkInstallTask
7 DestroyNetworkInstallTask
8 ListNetworkInstallTask
9 RequestNetworkInstallTaskRun
10 #GetNetworkInstallTaskInfo
11 CommitNetworkInstallTask
12 RequestLatestSystemUpdateMeta
14 ListApplicationNetworkInstallTask
15 ListNetworkInstallTaskContentMeta
16 RequestLatestVersion
17 SetNetworkInstallTaskAttribute
18 AddNetworkInstallTaskContentMeta
19 #GetDownloadedSystemDataPath
20 CalculateNetworkInstallTaskRequiredSize
21 #IsExFatDriverIncluded
22 GetBackgroundDownloadStressTaskInfo
23 [2.0.0+] RequestDeviceAuthenticationToken
24 [2.0.0+] RequestGameCardRegistrationStatus
25 [2.0.0+] RequestRegisterGameCard
26 [2.0.0+] RequestRegisterNotificationToken
27 [2.0.0+] RequestDownloadTaskList
28 [2.0.0+] RequestApplicationControl
29 [2.0.0+] RequestLatestApplicationControl
30 [2.0.0+] RequestVersionList
31 [2.0.0+] CreateApplyDeltaTask
32 [2.0.0+] DestroyApplyDeltaTask
33 [2.0.0+] ListApplicationApplyDeltaTask
34 [2.0.0+] RequestApplyDeltaTaskRun
35 [2.0.0+] #GetApplyDeltaTaskInfo
36 [2.0.0+] ListApplyDeltaTask
37 [2.0.0+] CommitApplyDeltaTask
38 [2.0.0+] CalculateApplyDeltaTaskRequiredSize
39 [2.0.0+] PrepareShutdown
40 [2.0.0+] ListApplyDeltaTask2
41 [2.0.0+] ClearNotEnoughSpaceStateOfApplyDeltaTask
42 [3.0.0+]
43 [3.0.0+]
44 [3.0.0+]
45 [3.0.0+]
46 [3.0.0+]
47 [4.0.0+]
48 [4.0.0+]
49 [4.0.0+]
50 [4.0.0+]
51 [4.0.0+]
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61 [4.0.0+]
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67 [4.0.0+]
68 [4.0.0+]
69 [4.0.0+]
70 [4.0.0+]
71 [4.0.0+]
72 [4.0.0+]
73 [4.0.0+]
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76 [4.0.0+]
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85 [5.0.0+]
86 [5.0.0+]
87 [6.0.0+]
88 [6.0.0+]
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99 [7.0.0+]
100 [9.0.0+]
101 [9.0.0+]
102 [9.0.0+]
103 [9.0.0+]
104 [9.0.0+]
105 [9.0.0+]
106 [9.0.0+]

[5.0.0+] RequestGameCardRegistrationStatus/RequestRegisterGameCard removed 8-bytes of input, and now takes an additional type-0x5 input buffer.

[8.0.0+] Cmd76 now takes an additional 0x8-bytes of input.

CreateSystemUpdateTask

Takes an input u32 firmware_variation, an u32 unk, a ContentMetaKey, returns an output #SystemUpdateTask.

Official sw sets unk to: unk = inflag & 1 ? 0xC : 0x4.

DestroySystemUpdateTask

Takes an input #SystemUpdateTask, no output.

ListSystemUpdateTask

Takes a type-0x6 output buffer, for an array of #SystemUpdateTask. Returns a s32 for total output entries.

GetSystemUpdateTaskInfo

Takes an input #SystemUpdateTask, returns an output #SystemUpdateTaskInfo.

CommitSystemUpdateTask

Takes an input #SystemUpdateTask, no output.

GetNetworkInstallTaskInfo

Takes an input #NetworkInstallTask, returns an output #NetworkInstallTaskInfo.

GetDownloadedSystemDataPath

Takes an input u64 titleID, a #SystemUpdateTask, and an type-0x16 output buffer containing the ContentPath.

Gets the FS ContentPath for the specified task and title.

IsExFatDriverIncluded

Takes an input #SystemUpdateTask, returns an output u8 bool flag.

GetApplyDeltaTaskInfo

Takes an input #ApplyDeltaTask, returns an output #ApplyDeltaTaskInfo.

Cmd56

Takes an input #ReceiveApplicationTask, returns an output Event and an #IAsyncResult.

This is the ReceiveApplication version of #Cmd72.

Cmd57

Takes an input #ReceiveApplicationTask, returns an output #ReceiveApplicationTaskInfo.

This is the ReceiveApplication version of #GetSystemUpdateTaskInfo.

Cmd61

Takes an input #SendApplicationTask, returns an output Event and an #IAsyncResult.

This is the SendApplicationTask version of #Cmd72.

Cmd63

Takes an input #SendApplicationTask, returns an output #SendApplicationTaskInfo.

This is the SendApplication version of #GetSystemUpdateTaskInfo.

Cmd67

Takes a type-0x6 output buffer containing an array of #ReceiveApplicationTask and an input u64 nn::ncm::ApplicationId. Returns a s32 for total output entries.

This is the ReceiveApplication version of #Cmd71.

Cmd68

Takes a type-0x6 output buffer containing an array of #SendApplicationTask and an input u64 nn::ncm::ApplicationId. Returns a s32 for total output entries.

This is the SendApplication version of #Cmd71.

Cmd69

Takes an input u16 port, an u32 Ipv4Address, an u32 firmware_variation, an u32 unk, a ContentMetaKey, returns an output #ReceiveSystemUpdateTask.

Official sw sets unk to: unk = stateflag==0 ? 0x4 : 0xC. The port/Ipv4Address params originate from the RequestReceiveSystemUpdate params.

This is the ReceiveSystemUpdate version of #CreateSystemUpdateTask.

The ContentMetaKey is for the SystemUpdate Meta.

This does state setup, copies ContentMetaKey/firmware_variation/unk into state + more setup, and does socket setup.

Socket setup (standard names are used here, instead of the actual Nintendo func/param names):

  • Sets the output sockfd in state to -1 (unrelated to "sockfd" below).
  • Clears the sockaddr_in.
  • sockfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, IPPROTO_TCP); {handle error on fail}
  • Initializes sockaddr_in: sin_addr = htonl({input ipaddr}), sin_port = htons({input port}), and sin_family = AF_INET (sin_len is left at 0).
  • Uses fcntl with F_GETFL/F_SETFL to set O_NONBLOCK, handling error on fail.
  • connect(sockfd, sockaddr_in, sizeof(sockaddr_in));
    • On failure:
    • When the error is EINPROGRESS:
      • Uses select() with input setup for {content of writefds = sockfd}, and timeval setup for a 5-second timeout.
      • When the ret is 0, returns an error since a timeout occured. When the ret is not negative, proceeds to the below setsockopt handling. When negative, run the below error handling.
    • Does error handling and returns.
  • u64 tmpval=1; setsockopt(sockfd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_VENDOR + 0x1, &tmpval, sizeof(tmpval)); {handle error on fail}
  • Uses fcntl with F_GETFL/F_SETFL to clear O_NONBLOCK, handling error on fail.
  • Writes sockfd to the output sockfd state field, then returns 0.
  • All error handling following successful sockfd creation via socket() will also close the socket, when certain errors occur.

Cmd71

Takes a type-0x6 output buffer, for an array of #ReceiveSystemUpdateTask. Returns a s32 for total output entries.

This is the ReceiveSystemUpdate version of #ListSystemUpdateTask.

Cmd72

Takes an input #ReceiveSystemUpdateTask, returns an output Event and an #IAsyncResult.

This is the ReceiveSystemUpdate version of RequestSystemUpdateTaskRun.

This creates the #IAsyncResult object + the async thread which handles the #IAsyncResult operation, which uses the state previously setup by #Cmd69. This throws an error if the object was already created.

Cmd73

Takes an input #ReceiveSystemUpdateTask, returns an output #ReceiveSystemUpdateTaskInfo.

This is the ReceiveSystemUpdate version of #GetSystemUpdateTaskInfo.

Cmd76

Takes an input u16 port, an u32 Ipv4Address, an u32 firmware_variation, and a ContentMetaKey, returns an output #SendSystemUpdateTask.

The port/Ipv4Address params originate from the RequestSendSystemUpdate params.

The ContentMetaKey is for the SystemUpdate Meta (ContentMetaType must match SystemUpdate).

This is the Send version of #Cmd69.

This does state setup, does the above ContentMetaType validation, copies ContentMetaKey/firmware_variation into state, and does socket setup.

Socket setup (standard names are used here, instead of the actual Nintendo func/param names):

  • Sets the output sockfds in state to -1 (unrelated to "sockfd" below).
  • Clears the sockaddr_in.
  • sockfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, IPPROTO_TCP); {handle error on fail}
  • Uses fcntl with F_GETFL/F_SETFL to set O_NONBLOCK, handling error on fail.
  • u64 tmpval=1; setsockopt(sockfd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_VENDOR + 0x1, &tmpval, sizeof(tmpval)); {handle error on fail}
  • u32 tmpval2=1; setsockopt(sockfd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, &tmpval2, sizeof(tmpval2)); {handle error on fail}
  • Initializes sockaddr_in: sin_addr = htonl({input ipaddr}), sin_port = htons({input port}), and sin_family = AF_INET (sin_len is left at 0).
  • bind(sockfd, sockaddr_in, sizeof(sockaddr_in)); {handle error on fail}
  • listen(sockfd, 1); {handle error on fail}
  • Writes sockfd to the output sockfd state field, copies the input ipaddr u32 into state, then returns 0.
  • The error handling for bind()/listen() will also close the socket, when certain errors occur.

Cmd77

Takes an input #SendSystemUpdateTask, returns an output Event and an #IAsyncResult.

This is the Send version of #Cmd72.

This creates the #IAsyncResult object + the async thread which handles the #IAsyncResult operation, which uses the state previously setup by #Cmd76. This throws an error if the object was already created.

Cmd78

Takes an input #SendSystemUpdateTask, returns an output #SendSystemUpdateTaskInfo.

This is the Send version of #Cmd73.

Cmd81

Takes a type-0x6 output buffer, for an array of #SendSystemUpdateTask. Returns a s32 for total output entries.

This is the Send version of #Cmd71.

SystemUpdateTask

This is a 0x10-byte struct.

SystemUpdateTaskInfo

Offset Size Description
0x0 0x1 Status
0x1 0x7 ?
0x8 0x8 Unknown
0x10 0x8 DownloadSize
0x18 0x8 ContentMetaId
0x20 0x4 Version
0x24 0x4 ?
0x28 0x8 Unknown
0x30 0x8 Unknown
0x38 0x8 ?

This is a 0x28-byte struct. [3.0.0+] This is a 0x38-byte struct. [5.0.0+] This is a 0x40-byte struct.

The 0x10-bytes at +0x8 are returned by NS_Services#GetDownloadProgress.

The two u64s at +0x28/+0x30 are used by NS to calculate "ThroughputKBps" for a SystemPlayReport.

NetworkInstallTask

This is a 0x10-byte struct.

NetworkInstallTaskInfo

This is a 0x28-byte struct. [3.0.0+] This is a 0x40-byte struct.

ApplyDeltaTask

This is a 0x10-byte struct.

ApplyDeltaTaskInfo

This is a 0x20-byte struct. [3.0.0+] This is a 0x30-byte struct.

ReceiveSystemUpdateTask

This is a 0x10-byte struct.

ReceiveSystemUpdateTaskInfo

This is a 0x38-byte struct.

SendSystemUpdateTask

This is a 0x10-byte struct.

SendSystemUpdateTaskInfo

Offset Size Description
0x0 0x1 Status
0x1 0x7 ?
0x8 0x10 SystemUpdateProgress
0x18 0x1 Unknown
0x19 0x7 Padding

This is a 0x20-byte struct.

ReceiveApplicationTask

This is a 0x10-byte struct.

ReceiveApplicationTaskInfo

Offset Size Description
0x0 0x1 Status
0x1 0x7 ?
0x8 0x10 ReceiveApplicationProgress
0x18 0x20 Unknown

This is a 0x38-byte struct.

SendApplicationTask

This is a 0x10-byte struct.

SendApplicationTaskInfo

Offset Size Description
0x0 0x1 Status
0x1 0x7 ?
0x8 0x10 SendApplicationProgress
0x18 0x8 Unknown

This is a 0x20-byte struct.

nim:shp

This is "nn::nim::detail::IShopServiceManager".

Cmd Name
0 RequestDeviceAuthenticationToken
1 [3.0.0+] RequestCachedDeviceAuthenticationToken
100 RequestRegisterDeviceAccount
101 RequestUnregisterDeviceAccount
102 RequestDeviceAccountStatus
103 GetDeviceAccountInfo
104 RequestDeviceRegistrationInfo
105 RequestTransferDeviceAccount
106 [3.0.0+] RequestSyncRegistration
107 [3.0.0+] IsOwnDeviceId
200 RequestRegisterNotificationToken
300 RequestUnlinkDevice
301 RequestUnlinkDeviceIntegrated
302 RequestLinkDevice
303 HasDeviceLink
304 [4.0.0+] RequestUnlinkDeviceAll
305 [4.0.0+] RequestCreateVirtualAccount
306 [4.0.0+] RequestDeviceLinkStatus
400 GetAccountByVirtualAccount
401 [6.0.0+] GetVirtualAccount
500 RequestSyncTicketLegacy ([1.0.0-8.1.0] RequestSyncTicket)
501 RequestDownloadTicket
502 [4.0.0+] #RequestDownloadTicketForPrepurchasedContents
503 [9.0.0+] RequestSyncTicket
504 [9.0.0+] RequestDownloadTicketForPrepurchasedContents2

RequestDownloadTicketForPrepurchasedContents

[6.0.0+] Now takes an additional 4-bytes of input.

nim:eca

This is "nn::nim::detail::IShopServiceAccessServerInterface".

This was added with [5.0.0+].

Cmd Name
0 CreateServerInterface
1 [6.0.0+] RefreshDebugAvailability
2 [6.0.0+] ClearDebugResponse
3 [6.0.0+] RegisterDebugResponse

IShopServiceAccessServer

This is "nn::nim::detail::IShopServiceAccessServer".

This was added with [5.0.0+].

Cmd Name
0 CreateAccessorInterface

IShopServiceAccessor

This is "nn::nim::detail::IShopServiceAccessor".

This was added with [5.0.0+].

Cmd Name
0 CreateAsyncInterface

IShopServiceAsync

This is "nn::nim::detail::IShopServiceAsync".

This was added with [5.0.0+].

Cmd Name
0 Cancel
1 GetSize
2 Read
3 GetErrorCode
4 Request
5 Prepare

nim:ecas

This is "nn::nim::detail::IShopServiceAccessSystemInterface".

This was added with [7.0.0+].

Cmd Name
0 RegisterSpecialClient
1 UnregisterSpecialClient

ntc

This is "nn::ntc::detail::service::IStaticService".

Cmd Name
0 OpenEnsureNetworkClockAvailabilityService
100 [3.0.0+] SuspendAutonomicTimeCorrection
101 [3.0.0+] ResumeAutonomicTimeCorrection

Network-time-sync uses the "<...>/time" HTTPS URL listed in the below Network section. This just returns an UTC Unix time string.

IEnsureNetworkClockAvailabilityService

This is "nn::ntc::detail::service::IEnsureNetworkClockAvailabilityService".

Cmd Name
0 StartTask
1 GetFinishNotificationEvent
2 GetResult
3 Cancel
4 IsProcessing
5 [3.0.0+] GetServerTime

IAsyncValue

This is "nn::nim::detail::IAsyncValue".

Cmd Name
0 GetSize
1 Get
2 Cancel
3 [4.0.0+] GetErrorContext

IAsyncResult

This is "nn::nim::detail::IAsyncResult".

Cmd Name
0 Get
1 Cancel
2 [4.0.0+] GetErrorContext

IAsyncProgressResult

This is "nn::nim::detail::IAsyncProgressResult".

Cmd Name
0 Get
1 Cancel
2 GetProgress
3 [4.0.0+] GetErrorContext

IAsyncData

This is "nn::nim::detail::IAsyncData".

Cmd Name
0
1
2
3
4
5 [4.0.0+]

Contents Delivery

Content can be transferred with a custom protocol over the network. This is intended for use with local ldn networks, however the used IP addresses can be arbitary. This can be used for SystemUpdates via the above Send/Receive commands (which are then used via ns:su). Application content can also be transferred, which uses a similar (?) protocol.

See #Cmd69/#Cmd76 for the socket setup during Receive/Send task creation. Receive system = client, while Send system = server.

The Receive async thread does the following:

  • Sets the nn::fs::PriorityRaw using a value loaded from state.
  • Calls a func, and writes the returned Result into state.
  • Signals the async Event and returns.
    • That func does:
    • This handles installation, with messages being used via vtable funcptrs.

The Send async thread does the following:

  • This is identical to the Receive thread except the called func is different.
    • That func does:
    • Gets system-setting nim.errorsimulate!error_localcommunication_result, returning that as an error if set + non-zero.
    • Does socket setup:
    • Calls a func.
    • When any of the above fail (including the system-setting), the Result is written into state, then the Result is returned.
    • Lastly this returns 0.
      • The above func does:
      • This repeatedly receives requests, processes them, and sends the replies. This loop (and func) will only exit when an error occurs, or when request ID 0x0 is used (the latter causes the func to return 0).
      • This handles the requests as required by the ID, no particular order is required by the server.
      • All IDs in the below table are implemented by the server, even 0x3 for SystemUpdate.
      • An error is thrown if the ID is unrecognized. An error is thrown if the value of the request size1 doesn't match the expected fixed value (except for ID 0x0).

The above socket setup for the Send async thread does the following:

  • Clears sockaddr_in and sets addrlen to 0x10.
  • Enters a loop which repeatedly calls a func. If that func fails, this will immediately return.
  • Within that loop the following is done:
    • sockfd = accept(listen_sockfd, &sockaddr_in, &addrlen); {handle error on fail - listen_sockfd is the saved sockfd from #Cmd76}
    • Exits the loop when the ipaddr within sockaddr_in matches the saved ipaddr in state from #Cmd76 (originally from the cmd input param). Otherwise, close sockfd and continue the loop (with the above func being called again).
  • The following is done after the loop:
  • u64 tmpval=1; setsockopt(sockfd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_VENDOR + 0x1, &tmpval, sizeof(tmpval)); {handle error on fail}
  • Uses nifm GetInternetConnectionStatus, returning an error if this is successful. Hence, the output from this is ignored.
  • Uses fcntl with F_GETFL/F_SETFL to clear O_NONBLOCK with sockfd, handling error on fail.
  • u32 tmpval2=0x4000;
  • u32 tmpval3=0x20000;
  • setsockopt(sockfd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_RCVBUF, &tmpval2, sizeof(tmpval2)); {error is ignored}
  • setsockopt(sockfd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_SNDBUF, &tmpval3, sizeof(tmpval3)); {error is ignored}
  • Writes sockfd to the output state sockfd and returns 0.
    • The func used with the above loop does the following:
    • Uses select() with input setup for {content of readfds = sockfd}, and timeval setup for a 1-second timeout. This is used repeatedly, until this returns an error (in which case error handling is done) or returns non-zero.
    • Then this returns 0.

Messages (requests/replies) begin with the following 0x10-byte header, then any associated data.

Offset Size Description
0x0 0x4 u32 magicnum. Must match 0x7152444c (request messages from the Receive system) or 0x7352444c (reply messages from the Send system). Code validating the magicnum always checks both magicnums, not an individual one.
0x4 0x1 u8 ID. The reply ID must match the request ID.
0x5 0x1 Padding
0x6 0x2 u16 size0. Must be <=0x1000.
0x8 0x8 s64 size1. Must not be negative.

After the header is the associated data for size0 and size1. The functions which generate the header always leave size0 at value 0, when receiving the data for size0 the received data is unused.

The first message used by the client with SystemUpdate is ID 0x1.

With SystemUpdate the server only uses StorageId=NandSystem.

Messages:

ID Request size1 / data Reply size1 / data Description
0x0 0x0 0x0 Tells the server to exit. When handling this the handler func will immediately return 0, without sending a reply.
0x1 ContentMetaKey 0x38-byte Content Record Gets the Content Record with type==Meta for the specified ContentMetaKey. The SystemUpdate client uses the ContentMetaKey from #Cmd69.
0x2 0x18-bytes: ContentId u8 flag, u8 pad[7]. When flag is 0, during the transfer #SendSystemUpdateTaskInfo SystemUpdateProgress total_size is increased using the size of the current chunk. Once the transfer is finished, the end result is that it would be increased by the total content-size. Size from GetSizeFromContentId with data from ReadContentIdFile. Gets the entire content data for the specified ContentId.
0x3 0x10-byte input for es GetCommonTicketAndCertificateSize/GetCommonTicketAndCertificateData. 0x8-bytes: two size u32s. Then two blocks of data with the sizes specified by the u32s. The server loads the sizes and data from es GetCommonTicketAndCertificateSize/GetCommonTicketAndCertificateData. This is presumably used by the client for Application-Delivery. The two blocks of data are used as the buffers for es ImportTicket by the client.
0x4 s64 current_size 0x0 The input data is copied into the server state, for #SendSystemUpdateTaskInfo SystemUpdateProgress current_size.
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