PS3 CFW EBOOT Resigner Homebrew App By RaxorX is Released

13w ago - Today PlayStation 3 homebrew developer RazorX has released PS3 CFW EBOOT Resigner v1.01 followed by v1.03 and v1.05 which is an x86 / x64 application for updating 3.55 and 3.41 CFW game files for use on 4.XX CFW.

Download: PS3 CFW EBOOT Resigner Homebrew App v1.01 (x86 / x64) / PS3 CFW EBOOT Resigner Homebrew App v1.03 (x86 / x64) / PS3 CFW EBOOT Resigner Homebrew App v1.03 (x86 / x64) (Mirror) / PS3 CFW EBOOT Resigner Homebrew App v1.05 (x86 / x64)

To quote: Hey guys i got a very simple very noob proof app for you i've put together, very simply all you do is put an EBOOT.BIN into the same folder as the app then launch it and you can select from:

• CFW 3.40
  
• CFW 3.55
  
• CFW 3.60
  
• CFW 4.20
  
• CFW 4.30
  

and then choose either:

• NPDRM EBOOT
  
• DISC EBOOT
  

Then the app will do the rest very simple very easy very fast and an all-in-one application however it will require you to install 7-Zip, i was going to include it into the app but then my virus scanner thinks it's a virus and deletes it because it's stupid so just install 7-Zip and your golden.

Enjoy

Update: I've just updated my app to v1.01 now it will retrieve the content id from the eboot and ask you if it's correct if it is enter "y" for yes and it will use it, if you enter "n" it will then ask you to enter a content id in which case you can enter whatever you want then hit enter and it will use that.

Update 2: Added a x86 and a x64 version to the zip file.

Update 3: Added the ability to patch pkg files and Added 7zip built in so you no longer need to install it

Update 4: Updated pkg section, now you can repack games/homebrew, gamedata, ps1 games & minis with the last 3 you will need to enter the contentid also you can now change the package version of any of the pkg options.

Update 5: Added contentid app and param.sfo editor app from aldostools (thank you aldostools) to allow you to find out the contentid from any pkg you gonna use and to allow full customization of the param.sfo file, all build in to this app and setup to automatically load the pkg or param your using.

Update 6: Updated pkg unpacking process so now it shouldnt have a problem unpacking anything the keys are out for. Updated script so now it no longer asks you for the version now it extracts the version directly from the PARAM.SFO.

Hint: If your having problems with the repacking of the pkg please check the contentid against the param.sfo i had problems repacking a pkg until i realized the titleid in the param.sfo did not match the titleid that is part of the contentid.