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Working on Making the Saga ROM Ready for Cooking

Hi folks,

While sitting around bored, and looking at the Saga users getting some rom update love, I decided I would attempt to work on making a kitchen for it.

What I have done thus far:

Extracted the OEM, SYS, and ROM directories.

This is how I did it.

I took the exe and unzipped it with 7zip. It might work with other decompression apps, but this is the one I used.

I opened the folder, and took the .rsrc, and renamed it to i770.img.

From here, I used osnbtool to extract an nb file like so:

osnbtool.exe -sp i770.img



I then renamed the nb file to os.nb for ease of use.

Then I extracted the imgfs image.

osnbtool.exe -d os.nb 2 imgfs.bin



Then, I extracted the XIP.

osnbtool.exe -d os.nb 1 xip.bin





TO BE CONTINUED...
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