JPersson77

<# Workaround for NVIDIA's DLSS4 whitelisting
DLSS4 was launched alongside the RTX 5000 series and comprise several new and interesting
features, f.e. additional presets for Super Resolution, using a newer Transformer model.
Arguably these features increase image quality significantly. To various degrees these 
features are also available for older RTX cards, and older games using DLSS3/2.

Using third party apps like DLSS Swapper etc remains a convenient way to, on a manual basis, 
swap out DLLs which contain the above mentioned functionality, per game. Downsides to this is 
primarily that swapping out DLLs for online multi-player games may trigger an Anti-Cheat
system, and there is of course also some manual work of updating to newer versions/DLLs.

iMoD1998

import idautils
import ida_bytes
import ida_funcs
import ida_ida
import ida_kernwin
import ida_search
import ida_idp
import idaapi
import idc
import pprint

aerosoul94

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Dev

Partition Name	Start (in sectors)	Length (NSectors)	Notes
PhysicalDisk	0	DiskNSectors	Covers entire drive
Partition0	0	DiskNSectors	Covers entire drive
PixDump	0x400	(DiskNSectors / 8) & 0x1fffff80	DiskSize / PageSize?
DumpPartition	PixDumpStart+ PixDumpNSectors	0x107180	After PixDump
SystemPartition	DumpPartitionStart + DumpPartitionNSectors	0x10000	After DumpPartition
Partition1	SystemPartitionStart + SystemPartitionNSectors	AltFlashStart - (SystemPartitionStart + SystemPartitionNSectors)	After SystemPartition

x1nixmzeng

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