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Switch RomFS (IStorage) -> Files
from struct import unpack as up
import sys, os
dirs, files = None, None
def read_at(fp, off, len):
fp.seek(off)
return fp.read(len)
def read_u8(fp, off):
return up('<B', read_at(fp, off, 1))[0]
def read_u16(fp, off):
return up('<H', read_at(fp, off, 2))[0]
def read_u32(fp, off):
return up('<I', read_at(fp, off, 4))[0]
def read_u64(fp, off):
return up('<Q', read_at(fp, off, 8))[0]
def read_filename(fp, off, l):
if l == 0:
return ''
s = read_at(fp, off, l)
if '\0' in s:
s = s[:s.index('\0')]
return s
def dump_file(name, offset, size):
global archive, out_dir
path = os.path.join(out_dir, name[1:])
print 'Dumping %s (%012X-%012X) to %s...' % (name, offset, offset+size, path)
archive.seek(offset)
with open(path, 'wb') as f:
ofs = 0
sz = 0x800000
while ofs < size:
if size - ofs < sz:
sz = size - ofs
f.write(archive.read(sz))
ofs += sz
print 'Dumped!'
def parse_file(off, path = ''):
global archive, dirs_off, files_off, fdata_off
sibling = 0
while sibling != 0xFFFFFFFF:
archive.seek(files_off + off)
(parent, sibling, ofs, size, hsh, namelen) = up('<IIQQII', archive.read(0x20))
name = read_filename(archive, files_off + off + 0x20, namelen)
filepath = '%s%s' % (path, name)
dump_file(filepath, fdata_off+ofs, size)
off = sibling
def parse_dir(off, path = ''):
global archive, dirs_off, files_off, fdata_off, out_dir
archive.seek(dirs_off + off)
(sibling, child, file, hsh, namelen) = up('<IIIII', archive.read(0x14))
name = read_filename(archive, dirs_off + off + 0x14, namelen)
if path:
newpath = '%s%s/' % (path, name)
else:
newpath = '%s/' % name
dirp = os.path.dirname(os.path.join(out_dir, newpath[1:])).replace('/', os.path.sep)
if not os.path.exists(dirp):
os.mkdir(dirp)
if file != 0xFFFFFFFF:
parse_file(file, newpath)
if sibling != 0xFFFFFFFF:
parse_dir(sibling, path)
if child != 0xFFFFFFFF:
parse_dir(child, newpath)
def main(argc, argv):
if argc != 3:
print 'Usage: %s in_file out_dir' % argv[0]
return
global archive, dirs_off, files_off, fdata_off
try:
archive = open(argv[1], 'rb')
if read_u64(archive, 0) != 0x50:
print 'Error: Invalid archive.'
return
dirs_off = read_u64(archive, 0x18)+4
files_off = read_u64(archive, 0x38)
fdata_off = read_u64(archive, 0x48)
print 'Directory Metadata at %08X' % dirs_off
print 'File Metadata at %08X' % files_off
except:
print 'Failed to open %s.' % argv[1]
return
global out_dir
out_dir = argv[2]
sys.setrecursionlimit(100000)
parse_dir(0)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main(len(sys.argv), sys.argv)
@eiendream-ar
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eiendream-ar commented Jul 22, 2017

Thanks a lot for this.
I installed Python 3.6 and did this in Windows' CMD:

cd /d "d:\switchdump"
switch_romfs.py XXX_romfs.istorage targetfolder

But then I got this error:

  File "D:\switchdump\switch_romfs.py", line 33
    print 'Dumping %s (%012X-%012X) to %s...' % (name, offset, offset+size, path
)
                                            ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

I would be grateful for any help to get this to run at all.

@jakibaki
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This is python2 code.

Print statements without () are not valid in python3.

@TabuuForteAkugun
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So this script can't get the RomFS from XCI files that are now showing up. Shame...

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