Would be great to know where the entry point is after decompress bootloader from a bin firm, mips based or os21..
I mean, is always in same offset or it depends on compilation made? I think is a very useful information for good starting...
update: ok, but at this point I have another doubt, normally when you make a dump from a device (nor-nand), you get a binary which is compressed/encrypted, we know the flash map, which is divided into bootstrap / bootloader and later app, logs etc...
Main doubt comes when I get app in plain, maybe a root file system, maybe other binary files like .rodata.bin...so after this, how to deduce entry point? because with .elf is very easy (auto load) but with extracted files, normally binaries, I can't deduce if apply entry point to these extracted files, or try to find out entry point into main binary dump..(I guess that main bin could be disassembled just in it's bootloader part)