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esp8266 with OTA
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# Try it out by opening https://ide.kaitai.io/ and copying this file there | |
# Based on an article by @angelcarve about ESP8266 binary image parsing with Kaitai Struct: | |
# https://carvesystems.com/news/parsing-binaries-with-kaitai-struct/ | |
meta: | |
id: esp8266 | |
file-extension: bin | |
endian: le | |
seq: | |
- id: header | |
type: image_header | |
- id: segments | |
type: segment | |
repeat: expr | |
repeat-expr: header.num_segments | |
instances: | |
user_slot_1: | |
pos: 0x1000 | |
type: user_slot_1 | |
doc: User application, slot 1 | |
types: | |
image_header: | |
seq: | |
- id: magic | |
contents: [0xE9] | |
- id: num_segments | |
type: u1 | |
- id: flash_mode | |
type: u1 | |
enum: e_flash_mode | |
- id: flash_size | |
type: b4 | |
enum: e_flash_size | |
- id: flash_freq | |
type: b4 | |
enum: e_flash_freq | |
- id: entrypoint | |
type: u4 | |
image_extended_header: | |
seq: | |
- id: wp_pin | |
type: u1 | |
- id: spi_pin_drv | |
size: 3 | |
- id: chip_id | |
type: u2 | |
- id: min_chip_rev | |
type: u1 | |
- id: reserved | |
size: 8 | |
- id: hash_appended | |
type: u1 | |
segment: | |
seq: | |
- id: load_addr | |
type: u4 | |
- id: segment_size | |
type: u4 | |
- id: segment_data | |
size: segment_size | |
user_slot_1: | |
seq: | |
- id: header | |
type: image_header | |
- id: segments | |
type: segment | |
repeat: expr | |
repeat-expr: header.num_segments | |
enums: | |
e_flash_mode: | |
0: qio | |
1: qout | |
2: dio | |
3: dout | |
e_flash_size: | |
0: size_1m | |
1: size_2m | |
2: size_4m | |
3: size_8m | |
4: size_16m | |
e_flash_freq: | |
0: freq_40mhz | |
1: freq_26mhz | |
2: freq_20mhz | |
0xf: freq_80mhz |
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