* Add cart_id2 to gamecart.h
This prepares changes to fix private header dumps.
The name ID2 matches Lotus3 (see Switchbrew) since it's evident Lotus3 is just a continuation of the 3DS cart controller
* Add Cart_GetID2() to protocol.h
This prepares changes to fix private header dumps.
The name ID2 matches Lotus3 (see Switchbrew) since it's evident Lotus3 is just a continuation of the 3DS cart controller.
* gc protocol: Add support to get ID2
This renames the unknowna0_cmd to its proper name and the A0_Response to CartID2, matching Lotus3 terminology.
* Store ID2 in private header at +0x44
The ID2 contains important information that in particular determines the cryptographic keys used. It is impossible to decrypt a dump of cart<->controller communications without knowing the ID2 or trying all possible keys.
This behavior matches Gateway. I suppose that it was presumed that Gateway would always store zeroes there because regular cartridges on retail would always report zero and then everybody just copied this false assumption.
* fix build (gamecart.c): memset->memcpy
* fix build (protocol.c): Fix dupe definition of Cart_GetID()
This is meant to replace the Prompt I was using previously.
Fun fact: WarioWare DIY seems to have *something* on the SPI bus, as it
returns an ID of 0x000001 consistently. Or am I just glitching the
parallel flash? Or did I get a fake?
