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The data within a WAD file has the following format.
The data within a WAD file has the following format.
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'''<span style="color: red;">This page is horribly out of date. Expect an update when the dust of recent events settles.</span>'''
'''<span style="color: red;">This page is horribly out of date. Expect an update when the dust of recent events settles.</span>'''
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+'''<span style="color: red;">Recently updated, should the certificate/ticket/TMD data be deleted?.</span>'''
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+Thanks to Segher for his [http://git.infradead.org/users/segher/wii.git?a=blob_plain;f=zeventig.c;hb=HEAD source].
=== Header ===
=== Header ===
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=== Chain of Certificates ===
=== Chain of Certificates ===
−'''<span style="color: red;">It's recommended to read the [[Certificate chain]] article and using the header information instead of that info and constant offsets.</span>'''
+'''<span style="color: red;">It's recommended to read the [[certificate chain|Certificate chain]] article and using the header information instead of that info and constant offsets.</span>'''
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=== Key and IV ===
=== Key and IV ===
−'''<span style="color: red;">It's recommended to read the [[Ticket]] article and using the header information instead of that info and constant offsets.</span>'''
+'''<span style="color: red;">It's recommended to read the [[ticket|Ticket]] article and using the header information instead of that info and constant offsets.</span>'''
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=== File Table ===
=== File Table ===
−'''<span style="color: red;">It's recommended to read the [[Tmd file structure]] article and using the header information instead of that info and constant offsets.</span>'''
+'''<span style="color: red;">It's recommended to read the [[TMD|Tmd file structure]] article and using the header information instead of that info and constant offsets.</span>'''
WAD files contain a number of "files" in them. The number of files can be obtained from the halfword (2 bytes) at 0xede. The table itself starts at 0xee4, and it is composed of a number of file entries:
WAD files contain a number of "files" in them. The number of files can be obtained from the halfword (2 bytes) at 0xede. The table itself starts at 0xee4, and it is composed of a number of file entries: