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    • IC E320 (M65025)
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  1. Disassembly with Ghidra

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  1. Start Ghidra

  2. Create a new project

  3. Import the E391 binary

    • Format: Raw Binary

    • Language: 7675:BE:8:default:default

    • Click Options...

    • Block Name: ROM

    • Base Address: 8000

  4. Open file in CodeBrowser

  5. Analyze: No

  6. Press G on the keyboard (or Navigation > Go To...)

  7. Enter: CEFF

  9. Window -> Script Manager

  10. Data -> ImportSymbolsScript.py

  11. Right Click ImportSymbolsScript.py and click Run Script

  13. Choose E931_ghidra.sym

  14. Press D (or Right Click the line and click Decompile)