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# ADR-0012: Phase-1.0J first-frame identity
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- Status: accepted for offline diagnostic construction
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- Date: 2026-07-22
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- Decision: `FIRST_FRAME_INDEX_ZERO_SOURCE_CONSISTENCY_ONLY`
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## Context
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The consumed Phase-1.0H run submitted the diagnostic buffer with
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`sceVideoOutSubmitFlip(handle, 0, 1, 0)` and received `-1`. The diagnostic
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helper used buffer zero, while the patched normal SDL update path started its
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frame counter at one. The public PS5 SDL source at commit
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`0baf4ac49382b537ba449901b5b6d0d189bb1fbb` starts that normal counter at
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zero. Phase 1.0I classified the mismatch as a strong source candidate, not a
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proven firmware root cause.
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## Decision
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The Phase-1.0J SDL overlay defines one compile-time source of truth,
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`CHIMERA_PS5_FIRST_FRAME_INDEX`, with value zero. The early diagnostic copy,
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the early diagnostic submit and the normal update counter all derive their
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initial index from that macro.
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Zero is selected because it preserves the already-audited diagnostic tuple
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and agrees with the public SDL source. It is not selected on the basis of an
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unpublished ABI or an inferred firmware requirement.
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## Consequences
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The internal zero-versus-one inconsistency is removed and can be checked in
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source, linker-map and disassembly evidence. This decision does not prove that
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buffer zero is accepted on firmware 9.60, that the fourth flip argument has
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the required semantics, or that the old mismatch caused the Phase-1.0H
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failure.
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Phase 1.0J remains an offline artifact phase. A separately reviewed exact
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artifact and new explicit permission would be required before any connection,
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transfer, result reception or execution.
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