Sjoerd With IDA pro or other dissasemble software. It decodes the firmware for about 80% then it just adds the rest as data. Does anyone know what architecture the Digic III processor uses?
reyalp Sjoerd With IDA pro or other dissasemble software. It decodes the firmware for about 80% then it just adds the rest as data. Does anyone know what architecture the Digic III processor uses? The general purpose CPU on digic II-IV is arm946E-S, configured little endian, no MMU.
muzsielod The general purpose CPU on digic II-IV is arm946E-S, configured little endian, no MMU. This is bad or this is good?
Sjoerd good i guess arm is quite common. ARMu does something with the firmware... https://chdk.setepontos.com/d/5100/1
painguin Hi guys, I've been using CHDK for my Canon P&S camera's for a while now. I've been able to capture some amazing images using CHDK. It has opened up a world of possibilities for me and now I have acquired a Canon EOS Rebel XS the model number is as follows: Canon Rebel XS DS126191 I've found it hard to find the exact model of my camera but based on what I"m seeing on the forums it looks like it is a 1000D, is this correct? If so, then I am running firmware version 1.0.3, should I go ahead and upgrade to 1.0.5 or hold off? There are tons of threads open in regards to to this camera so I guess my first question is, "Where do we stand in regards to a CHDK release for this camera?" I know the 300D was "hacked" but was using a DIGIC I and an x86 architecture OS. I guess this one is using a DIGIC III and runs DryOS? I'm still learning about camera firmware and development. I've worked in the IT field as a Network/Systems Administrator for a number of years now and I hope to get up to speed on what's going on here and offer any help that I can. If there is anything I can do to help or speed up the development of CHDK for this model please let me know. Otherwise, any answers to the questions I have above would be much appreciated.... Thanks guys and I look forward to speaking with you all in the forums. Regards, PAinguIN
