PSFreedom Now Officially Supports PS3 Firmware 3.01

[kornwood]

blackcat loads and installs, but hangs on running a file.

[evilsperm]

I will have to try to port the payload for the pic chips.

[LioMajor]

That would be absolutly great. ++rep

[Flipk]

i have the minimus at90usb162/teensy none of your hex files are working evilsperm.

[evilsperm]

the teensy works fine I was told.. I also read that this build might be broken somehow, guess I wont know until more people test it.

[Flipk]

no it's ok, i was a retard i used the teensy v1.0 and it worked, do you have any idea what patches are or aren't applied to this ie hermes, peek n poke etc?

[rippchen]

Here are the compiled hex's for most AVR boards. If you have a Atmega16u4 you are SOL for the time being as psgroove has been refusing to compile when that board is selected for some reason:

This is only for Firmware 3.15

~evil

does this also work on the PS3break, the AT90USB162?

[evilsperm]

Ok I am posting a fixed version (I hope) for the AVR boards. The first version had no padding on the descriptor and was breaking psgroove from what I'm told but I dont know because I dont have a PS3 on 3.15 so test it and post back.

Here is the fixed version.

[barbnjason]

no it's ok, i was a retard i used the teensy v1.0 and it worked, do you have any idea what patches are or aren't applied to this ie hermes, peek n poke etc?

From the notes of the github page

This branch has a modified payload that adds peek and poke syscalls to the lv2 kernel. A userspace application can use these syscalls to dump out the entire memory space of the kernel, or patch the kernel as it is running.

[rippchen]

@evilsperm
i would like to test it but i don't have an avr. i have the ps3break with an AT90USB162. is it the same as AT90USBKEY? can you tell me please?