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\section{RS03 CRC block format}
\label{crc-block}

The crc layer contains 2048 byte blocks containing the data structure
described below. Except for the CRC32 checksums most of the information
contained in this data structure is copied from the Ecc Header described
in appendix \ref{eh}. The crc block format is defined in the include 
file {\em dvdisaster.h} and has the following C definition:

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typedef struct \_CrcBlock \\
\{\>guint32 crc[256];           \>{\em /* Checksum for the data sectors */}\\
\> gint8 cookie[12];            \>{\em /* "*dvdisaster*" */}\\
\> gint8 method[4];             \>{\em /* e.g. "RS03" */}\\
\> gint8 methodFlags[4];        \>{\em /* 0-2 for free use by the respective methods; 3 see above */}\\
\> gint32 creatorVersion;       \>{\em /* which dvdisaster version created this */}\\
\> gint32 neededVersion;        \>{\em /* oldest version which can decode this file */}\\
\> gint32 fpSector;             \>{\em /* sector used to calculate mediumFP */}\\
\> guint8 mediumFP[16];         \>{\em /* fingerprint of FINGERPRINT SECTOR */}\\ 
\> guint8 mediumSum[16];        \>{\em /* complete md5sum of whole medium */}\\
\> guint64 dataSectors;         \>{\em /* number of sectors of the payload (e.g. iso file sys) */}\\
\> gint32 inLast;               \>{\em /* bytes contained in last sector */}\\
\> gint32 dataBytes;            \>{\em /* data bytes per ecc block */}\\
\> gint32 eccBytes;             \>{\em /* ecc bytes per ecc block */}\\
\> guint64 sectorsPerLayer;     \>{\em /* for recalculation of layout */}\\
\> guint32 selfCRC;             \>{\em /* CRC32 of ourself, zero padded to 2048 bytes */}\\
\} CrcBlock;
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The CrcBlock data structure is used in the CRC layer of RS03 augmented images
only. RS02 has a similar CRC layer but uses a different concept for retrieving
layout information from the image. The following table describes the meaning
and usage of the CrcBlock fields:
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\begin{tabular}{|l|p{12cm}|}
\hline
Field & Usage \\
\hline 
crc & If this data structure is found in the {\em i-th} sector of the CRC layer,
it contains the CRC32 checksum for data sectors $d_{j,1}, \ldots, d_{j,n}$, with
$j = (i+1) \bmod\ layer\ size$. See figure \ref{layout-logical} for details.
Please note that the crc[] array is filled starting from crc[0], and unused field
are left zero. \\
\hline
$cookie$ & Magic byte sequence for recognizing the header.\newline
Contains the string {\tt *dvdisaster*}. \\
\hline
$method$ & 4 characters describing the format; currently only ``RS03''
may appear here.\\
\hline
\end{tabular}

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\hline
$methodFlags$ & 4 bytes for further specification of the format.\newline
Byte 0 contains the following flags:\newline
Bit 0 - The {\em mediumSum} field is valid.\newline
Bit 1 - Set to 1 in ecc files.\newline
Bytes 1-2 are unused in the current methods.\newline
Byte 3 contains the following flags:\newline
Bit 0 - ecc data was created by a development release.\newline
Bit 1 - ecc data was created by a release candidate.\newline
If these bits are present, the user will be hinted that he is using
ecc data from a non-stable dvdisaster version. \\
\hline
$creatorVersion$ & The dvdisaster version used for creating this ecc data.
A decimal value 102345 would mean dvdisaster version 10.23.45.\\
\hline
$neededVersion$ & The minimum dvdisaster version required for 
processing this ecc data. Version encoding as above. \\
\hline
$fpSector$ & The sector used for calculating $mediumFP$. \\
\hline
$mediumFP$ & The md5sum of the sector specified by the {\em fpSector}.
The sector should be chosen to have a huge probability being unique to the medium;
currently sector 16 (the ISO filesystem root sector) is used. \\
\hline
$mediumSum$ & The md5sum of the original ISO image if the first bit 
in the {\em methodFlags} field is set. Since md5sum generation can not be
parallelized, the user may opt not to calculate this checksum if multi core
encoding is used. \\
\hline
$dataSectors$ & For error correction files this is the number of sectors in the
protected medium. If augmented images are used, this denotes the number of
sectors in the original ISO image (without the added padding and RS03 sectors). \\
\hline
$inLast$ & The number of Bytes contained in the last image sector. This allows for
encoding of files with arbitrary length, not just ISO images.\\
\hline
$dataBytes$ & The number of data layers, including the CRC layer. \\
\hline
$eccBytes$ & The number of ecc layers (= number of roots) for the parity. \newline
$dataBytes + eccBytes = 255$. \\
\hline
$sectorsPerLayer$ & The number of sectors per layer. \\
\hline
$selfCRC$ & A CRC32 checksum of the ecc header itself. Not used fields are
set to zero and the selfCRC field is initialized to the 
value 0x4c5047 (little endian). \\
\hline
remaining bytes & The CrcBlock is zero padded to a size of 2048 bytes.\\
\hline
\end{tabular}