192w ago -
Update: As expected, it's now released! Download:
Homebrewed PS3 System File Editor v0.80
According to RichDevX's Twitter (linked above),
Hellcat plans to release an updated Homebrewed PS3 SFO Editor in approximately 48 hours.
This comes roughly two years after the PS3
BRDGen Team released a similar application dubbed
SFO-Edit v1.0.
According to the pictures (below), the homebrew PS3 System File Editor v0.80 will attempt to reproduce the functionality that Sony's PS3Gen (
ps3sys.exe specifically) offers for SFO extension files... allowing you to view, edit, and save PARAM.SFO files.
We will update this post when it's actually released of course.
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At times - yes. But again, its really only useful for those with Debug Units. With a Debug unit, you can install the PKG (the signed container), and then edit the SFO right on the PS3 HDD, or remaster the disk to use as a backup, and edit it that way.
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The most exciting part of this news is that SilverSpring is now working on PS3 stuff, which means hopefully he can help the PS3 Devs with reversing files that will actually lead somewhere, versus just cloning Sony's existing apps.