Files
chimera-gfx-Public/docs/retroarch/phase-1.0aw-canary-source-delta-audit.md
T
Chimera GFX release export a6037502d7
phase0-ci / build-and-audit (push) Successful in 2m14s
Publish Chimera GFX source
2026-09-03 03:27:14 +02:00

29 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown

# Phase 1.0AW: offline canary source-delta and effect audit
Status: `SOURCE_DELTA_BOUNDED_RESULT_PATH_CANDIDATE_EFFECTS_BLOCK_ARTIFACT`
Date: 2026-07-29
The historical Phase-1.0M bytes are absent and implement `CHD10J01`, where
D12 is terminal and D04 can follow it. They cannot satisfy AV and cannot be
reused. A new profile must build one ELF for both launch arms; launcher identity
must never become a compile define or payload-byte difference.
The smallest source design adds `CHD10AV1` and D14. Submit-before-D04 ordering
is retained. D12 becomes shutdown-request evidence only. D14 may be emitted
once, through inherited stdout, only after `rarch_main` returns, S15 is set,
the initialized mask is empty, cleanup ordering has no errors and a new cleanup
failure counter is zero. The counter is necessary because the current
first-error field can retain E106 and mask a later E122 cleanup failure.
Official shsrv v0.7 supplies a source candidate for the other arm: hbldr passes
stdout to `elfldr_exec`, which duplicates it into the replaced BigApp process,
and the v0.7 shell framing is raw. This does not prove a live binary channel.
The deployed identity is unknown and host completion remains unimplemented.
The same v0.7 route reads a device-resident ELF, kills the running BigApp,
launches PPSA01659, waits indefinitely for child discovery, mutates kernel and
ptrace state, and changes root/jail state. Direct reuse is rejected. No source
was changed, no artifact was built, and no device action is authorized. Only a
host-tested, non-target source design may follow.