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https://github.com/balika011/belf/releases no links for pirate content has to be done manually

Tools Required: IDA Pro or Ghidra with proper ps4 loaders / tools (i'll be using IDA Pro 7.x with balika's loader for this) Hexeditor of choice (I Use HxD) Flatz's required functions, They are as follows: 7CxI50-xlCk +OnbUs1CV0M xmhnAoxN3Wk pMxXhNozUX sometimes they have underscore behind them so: _7CxI50-xlCk _+OnbUs1CV0M _xmhnAoxN3Wk _pMxXhNozUX eboot of the game you want to fix (for example fifa 20) in ELF format, NOT FSELF! The process: Load your eboot with IDA and balika's loader, the process will be similar to this when it finishes loading go to the pink area at the bottom (the nids) under functions window patch all these from so ff 25 72 ff 25 6a ff 25 62 ff 25 5a to 31 C0 C3 apply and your EA Eboot should work properly together with 5.05 backport tools this concludes the tutorial Credits: @flatz for the original discovery @Joonie for the implementation and POC in the scene

SPEED!

Maybe this helps?

blc is a plugin that was created to implement Ghidra's decompiler natively into Ida Pro. it works really well for most languages but not ps3 ppu elfs, which is why i decided to add support for them (hardcoded still at the moment). https://www.sendspace.com/file/izd2pe first you must download this (Ghidra folder) and extract it under your IDA 7.0 or 7.2 plugins directory Then, according to the module you'll be studying, you download this https://www.sendspace.com/file/caywmf and start reversing away with alt+f3 for decompilation of function Enjoy RE! Note: I have fixed the 64 bit addr bug, so the ppc_64.cspec comes already bundled in the first zip. For @mysis and @3141card in case they need

Just spoke to him directly on skype. he is investigating

maybe @3absiso would know.

With these steps you'll be able to set up a proxy on your main psn ps4 machine and grab some pkgs you purchased or visit other links: Tools required: .Net 1.1 (in case you don't have it) and PS3 Proxy Server Gui https://www.sendspace.com/file/f98qv5 cmd line to know your ip Step 1: Install .net 1.1 Step 2: Install PS3 Proxy Server Gui Step 3: Start the cmd line and copy your PC ip (in my case it's 192.168.1.93) https://imgur.com/a/nUku3xD Step 4: Start PS3 Proxy GUI and choose PS3 Mode (it's located in C:\Program Files (x86)\CF3B5\PS3.ProxyServer, double click it) Step 5: Start the proxy https://imgur.com/a/KYUWM0i Step 6: On your ps4 settings->network settings, do a manual connection and select the pc ip (in this case 192.168.1.93) as ip, port should already be 8080. Step 7: Check Logs in PS3 Proxy Server GUI, you should have some with ps4 connections Credits to Andrew2007 for letting me know the proxy server works on ps4 and we don't need no charles for this or skfu

here's the toolchain https://mega.nz/#!fpt3yK6B!GOdJBtAj3nd4MdancqAB_-0g02zcz-o4jMfTpe5GTFo

https://www.sendspace.com/file/39utp5 tiny image https://www.sendspace.com/file/84u9cn huge image here are the images me, wildcard, M4j0r and SSL are currently using for testing CPA/DPA on SW2. i'll put the toolchain required to compile these at a later time, as well as the syscon programs and the PUP used to test this

https://www.sendspace.com/file/teufzl LINK https://pastebin.com/5sTdsVMZ https://pastebin.com/zEznkQiq external and internal commands

Besides unity you could give it a go at 5.05 native homebrews like cores for retroarch made by frangarcj and bigboss. Sauces here: https://github.com/psxdev/ps4sdk/tree/firmware505 https://github.com/frangarcj/RetroArch/blob/master/Makefile.orbis https://github.com/frangarcj/libretro-2048 Edit: I'm already warning you that these sources are VERY compile intensive. So get yourself ready for a bunch of errors showing up if you do the wrong steps!

you probably converted it from CEX to DEX (i had the siren beep only when that happened and it checked hashes) but from your description that doesn't seem to be the case :/

check the messages

Tools required: 1. PSVita with wifi working 2.Al Azif's dns tool found in his repo: https://github.com/Al-Azif/ps4-exploit-host/releases 3. 3.65 update found in darthsternie.net (or any other one you want to really) 4. 3.65 psp2-updatelist.xml (see 3) 5. A brain to know which region the vita belongs to Steps: 1. Download and extract 3.65 OFW and psp2-updatelist.xml from darthsternie.net 2. Download al azif's dns host tool and extract it 3. Place both the pup and the updatelist.xml on your updates folder of dns host. 4. Once you figurre out which region your vita is from (us,eu,uk,etc) replace ALL instances of the given region in psp2-updatelist.xml with the one from your vita. 5. Start the dns host. If everything goes well you should see your PC's ip for main IP and DNS. 6. Set up the wifi of your console, taking into consideration that the dns must be the same one displayed on the host terminal window! 7. Attempt to update. You should see a notification of update version 3.65. if not, recheck region, and that the xml and updare files are ok! 8. Update