45w ago - This weekend PlayStation 3 developer
Rogero has released PS3 NOR Dump Auto-Patcher version 0.01 for those without a NAND-based flash PlayStation 3 console.
Download:
PS3 NOR Dump Auto-Patcher v0.01
To quote: PS3 Nor Dump Auto-Patcher v0.01 by Rogero
11/Aug/2012
- Compatible with both E3 and ProgSkeet Nor dumps.
- Checking your PS3 Nor Dump if it is Byte-Reversed or No.
- Applying the correct downgrade patches depending on the Dump type detected.
- Eliminating the need to byte-swap the dump in order to apply the patches.
- Making the patching easier rather then using several programs to do it.
N.B: Always make several Nor Dumps and Validate your dump properly before proceeding to patch it and Flash it back. This link has all the info needed to validate the Dump: ps3devwiki.com/wiki/Validating_flash_dumps. A PS3 without a valid Nor/Nand Dump is non-recoverable.
In related news
anaria has released a PS3 NORDumpTool.exe and NORValidator v0.9.5 with details below:
Download:
Linux Makefile by
zecoxao /
Native Win32 Version /
Win32 Version v0.93 /
Win32 Version v0.94 /
Win32 Version v0.95 by
judges /
NORDumpTool Pre v0.9.7 by
3absiso /
GIT
Hi Guys, I’m no dev nor a PS3 expert, but I’d like to try some stuff in there... So I’ve wrote few lines of code in order to help me, and who else want, to validated and analyse a PS3 NOR dump. I've read what I could in order to gather as much as possible information to help me in writing my lines.
I'd come to it shortly, but first I’d like to thanks all of you who participate to this scene, I’m not good at naming people and I’m worry to forget some. Now my code may not look beautiful and may definitely be improved/enhanced, but as of today it seems useful to me and I hope it can be for others, so please enjoy it as much as you want.
I have no pretension for it but I’d like from anyone who enjoy it, to keep it as an opensource project, if this code or any part of it is used for another application I ask you to make it public as well, if you like this code and write some changes please share it with everyone. I’d also appreciate if anyone want to propose some code and English correction.
As for the "--help" I've been lazy in including this I instead check if no arguments are given which lead to this:
NOR Dump Tool
Open source project aimed to help to validate PS3 NOR dumps. At the moment (January 2013) the code is probably able to give you a validation status of roughly 90%!? It's anyway better to do additional checking by your own, unless the code of this tool is fully validated by experts!!!
Usage: ./NORDumpTool NorFile.bin (Options)
Option: -P : Give percentage of bytes
Option: -G : Check PS3 Generic information
Option: -C : Check and display perconsole information
Option: -F : Check areas filled with '00' or 'FF'
Option: -S FolderName : Split some NOR section to folder 'FolderName'
Option: -M Start Size : Run MD5 sum on file from 'Start' for 'Size' long
Option: -E FileName Start Size : Extract specific NOR Section from 'Start' for 'Size' long
Option: -D Start Size H/A : Display a specific NOR Section from 'Start' for 'Size' long
Use H or A for Hexa or ASCII. By default -P -G -C and -F will be applied if no option is given.
From
iT0ny (twitter.com/a_titkov) comes a
PS3 NOR Dump Tool for MacOS (110 Kb -
NORDumpTool Mirror) for those interested.
From
jamesst20: I will also provide you something to byte reverse the dump. There you go: pastebin.com/QfKc12s3 (I'm not the author, I don't do C but C++). It's poorly written but works.
Cleaned a bit the code and made it easier to use. Works with C/C++ by now: pastebin.com/y20HuRAZ but still dirty.
Rewrote it entirely, didn't like the old dirty way. I don't think it's gonna work in C but yeah should be pretty easy to port it for you: pastebin.com/6mjZBSWJ
Finally, from
deaphroat: I don't want became famous, just learn and sharing. And now i adapted your code for Nand. And my own, check if the dump is reversed... And for the percentage, in first i have my function but yours is more faster... i filled up a array of int with every byte, and make 256 count on it... It's not good with a nand 256 Mb. So i take yours... Thank again.
I have begin 3, 4 month ago... I have just use the anaria code for 2 new test... It's in C++/ Qt, compatible with Mac and Linux and I give source code (via ps3.gx-mod.com/images/news/softwares/nandTool/SourcePs3DumpValidating.rar) for respect the Qt License.
Black Forest Games Community Manager Dietrich Limper announced that Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams jumps onto PSN today with details below.
To...
Download: http://rghost.net/45369360 / http://temp-share.com/show/FHKdyGTU6 (Mirror)
To quote: Features:
• NOR/NAND statistics
• NOR/NAND patching
• NOR/NAND byte swapping
• NOR/NAND infos
• NOR/NAND validation
• NOR/NAND extraction
• DATECODE check
This tool works different than other validators. Instead of outputting a full log, it will output an error.log, if validate is checked. But see for yourself.
Always patching 3.55 is recommended to see if the patched statistic is right/green. ckp_management_ID values have to be equel as well as per_console_nonce (should be stated in error.log if not). There is one easy rule! If the error.log contains an entry, your dump is definitly broken!
Ros section is excluded from validation. Why? It's easy to repair, the hole section gets patched anyway and it leads to the rule above.
For NAND all known sections gets checked. But a big part is not or only rarely documented. So the hole part after cvtrm, cell_ext_os_area, OtherOS and unreferenced area at the end won't be checked. It's very important that you have look at the statistics and the “corrupt block count” of flowrebuilder when interleaving.
It's always recommended to check dumps manually with an hexeditor, and using other tools for validation, to be as save as possible!
As long as it is not possible to decrypt the full dump, it's impossible to validate it to 100%. Keep in mind this is only beta.
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the original default last time i use the psid patcher wel this can help me pou ro i must use something else
Download: http://betterwayelectronics.com/files/BwE_NOR_Validator.rar / http://www.betterwayelectronics.com/files/BwE_NOR-NAND_Patcher.rar / http://www.betterwayelectronics.com/BwE_NAND_Validator-175.rar / http://www.betterwayelectronics.com/files/BwE_NAND_Validator.rar / http://www.betterwayelectronics.com/files/BwE_NOR_NAND_Dump_Info.rar
To quote: BwE NOR Validator v1.16
Application MD5: A9D0B21E8C0452EF00EFC48DA79D974C
Changelog
• 1.31 - 27/05/2013 : added eid4 + fixed bug in entropy (note: possibly final version, unless adding firmware revisions/new consoles)
• 1.30 - 21/05/2013 : completely rewritten eid, cisd, ccsd + added more validations to it, upgraded other minor validations. all due to upcoming nand validator (note: possibly final version, unless adding firmware revisions/new consoles)
• 1.28 - 15/05/2013 : completely rewritten cvtrm validation + added more validations to it, upgraded/perfected entropy (possibly final version, unless adding firmware revisions/new consoles)
• 1.25 - 13/05/2013 : added entropy check for metldr/bootldr (possibly final version, unless adding firmware revisions/new consoles (From EussNL: Entropy is used for checking encrypted sections, like metldr/asecureloader and bootldr, which because of their encryption will have high entropy. When knowing the entropy of other sections (based on known good dumps), it can be a good prediction of the validity of it without interpreting or decrypting it.)
• 1.24 - 06/04/2013 : added more information to suit newly discovered ps3 data, improved validation, added a tip for bad md5's, removed version forcing (possibly last release).
• 1.23 - 29/04/2013 : improved validation, added 4.41 ofw information
• 1.22 - 16/04/2013 : added 115 more validations + changed statistic range for bootldr + other small boring changes
• 1.21 - 11/04/2013 : patch3 error fix.
• 1.20 - 10/04/2013 : added new console data, removed 3.56 patch (replaced with 4.40), added protection against using old validator, changed corruption check (again!), added quick info for console.
• 1.19 - 09/04/2013 : changed metldr statistic range, minver check (to suit refurbished ps3s), corruption changes
• 1.18 - 08/04/2013 : upgraded cisd/cell_ext_nor_area/metldr validations to suit unique metldr.2 revision, changed corruption output (again).
• 1.17 - 08/04/2013 : changed repetition check, changed corruption output, bugfix
• 1.16 - 02/04/2013 : added rogero's 4.40 patch, changed options, added 25+ md5's, changed stats range and id check
BwE NOR/NAND Patcher 0.01 has the same exciting features as my validator, only - less.
Patches 3.55/3.56/4.40 on NOR or NAND. Validates CoreOS and maybe TRVK. Does that without a loader/chiptunes and all in the console. Faster than other my validator and other patchers.
Found any bugs? Let me know. I just made this for giggles so its bound to have something wrong.
BwE NOR/NAND Patcher 0.02
• Fixes the E3 flasher style (swapped) dump issue.
BwE NOR/NAND Patcher 1.01
• Another bugfix update.
Finally, below is a WIP (via pastebin.com/DUivneHz) BwE NAND Validator, as follows:
Filename: CatisFine-NAND-unified.bin
MD5: 655B6285C43CF4F80F57BDDD66F42C23
File Size: 268435456
Validator Version: 1.11
=======================================================================
Return
Lv0ldr/Bootldr:
Encrypted Binary Size - 2A2A ✔
Decrypted Binary Size - 2A2A ✔
Calculated Bootldr Size - 2A2E0 ✔
Rev Key - 5CE463CD5C9EB67AFEA01B54 (CECHA/CECHB (COK-001)) ✔
PerConsole Nonce - 57D6521BB4DCACDFDD033EF6 ✔
Lv0ldr/Bootldr Corrupt Sequence Check:
Nothing Found! ✔
Lv0ldr/Bootldr Encrypted Statistics:
Sum: 172768 ✔
Mean: 674.875 ✔
Std Dev: 25.5372085320194 ✔
First Region Header:
Unknown Blank - ✔
Magic Header - 0FACE0FF - DEADBEEF ✔
Region Count - 00 ✔
Unknown - 00 ✔
Blank Filled Block - ✔
Return
Flash-Region Table:
Count - 9 ✔
Length - EBFE00 ✔
asecure_loader ✔
Size: 040000 ✔
Location: 000600 (0x40800) ✔
eEID ✔
Size: 010000 ✔
Location: 040600 (0x80800) ✔
cISD ✔
Size: 000800 ✔
Location: 050600 (0x90800) ✔
cCSD ✔
Size: 000800 ✔
Location: 050E00 (0x91000) ✔
trvk_prg ✔
Size: 002000 ✔
Location: 051600 (0x91800) ✔
trvk_pkg ✔
Size: 002000 ✔
Location: 053600 (0x93800) ✔
creserved_0 ✔
Size: 02A800 ✔
Location: 055600 (0x95800) ✔
ros ✔
Size: E00000 ✔
Location: 07FE00 (0xC0000) ✔
cvtrm ✔
Size: 040000 ✔
Location: E7FE00 (0xEC0000) ✔
Structure/Corruption Check - ✔
Asecure_Loader/Metldr:
File Length - 0ED6 ✔
Encrypted Binary Size - EDA0 ✔
Decrypted Binary Size - 0ED6 ✔
File Name - metldr ✔
Calculated Metldr Size - EDA0 ✔
Rev Key - 48F43FDE3EEE37119C673663 (CECHA/CECHB/CECHC/DECHA00A/J/DECHA(COK-001/002)) ✔
PerConsole Nonce - 57D6521BB4DCACDFDD033EF6 ✔
Metldr Version - Metldr Old - Downgradeable ✔
Blank Filled Block - ✔
Asecure_Loader/Metldr Corrupt Sequence Check:
Nothing Found! ✔
Asecure_Loader/Metldr Encrypted Statistics:
Sum: 60832 ✔
Mean: 237.625 ✔
Std Dev: 14.7025407968267 ✔
EID:
Count - 06 ✔
Length - 1DD0 ✔
Entry Table ✔
EID0:
IDPS - 0000000100840002100115EDDED80no ✔
PerConsole Nonce - 57D6521BB4DCACDFDD033EF6 ✔
Static + Count - 0012000B (11) ✔
EID2:
P-Block Size - 0080 ✔
S-Block Size - 0690 ✔
Padding ✔
EID3:
PerConsole Nonce - 57D6521BB4DCACDFDD033EF6 ✔
Unknown Static - 00000001 ✔
Unknown Static - 000100D0 ✔
EID5:
IDPS - 0000000100840002100115EDDED80no ✔
PerConsole Nonce - 57D6521BB4DCACDFDD033EF6 ✔
Unknown Static - 00120730 ✔
IDPS Info:
Target ID - 84 (Retail / Kiosk USA / CEX UC2) ✔
Model - 02 (CECHB (COK-001)) ✔
IDPS - EID0 & EID5 ✔
CISD:
Count - 03 ✔
Length - 0270 ✔
Entry Table ✔
CISD0:
MAC Address - 0015C1CB2D67 ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
CISD1:
IDLog Header - 7F49444C (IDL) ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
Area Start - ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
ECID - 01C50A16411897180305004000000000 ✔
Board ID - 27430205 ✔
Kiban ID - 3LA00073806D ✔
Unknown ID - 001100110012 ✔
CKP2 Data - ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
Unknown Semi Static ID - ✔
CKP Management ID - ✔
Availiable Area - ✔
CISD2:
WLAN Channel - 07FF ✔
WLAN Filler - ✔
Unreferenced Area - ✔
CCSD:
Count - 01 ✔
Length - 0800 ✔
Filler - ✔
File Table - ✔
CCSD0:
Structure - ✔
Unreferenced Area - ✔
Return
TRVK PRG Header:
Offset to region - 1010 ✔
Offset to file - 1010 ✔
Region Size - 2000 ✔
Unknown Filler - ✔
Return
TRVK_PRG0:
Filler - ✔
Data Size - 02E0 ✔
Header - SCE ✔
Header Filler - ✔
Unknown - ✔
Meta Size - E0 ✔
Unknown 2 - ✔
Unknown 3 - ✔
Empty Space - ✔
Return
TRVK_PRG1:
Filler - ✔
Data Size - 0000 ✔
Header - SCE ✔
Header Filler - ✔
Unknown - ✔
Meta Size - E0 ✔
Unknown 2 - ✔
Unknown 3 - ✔
Empty Space -[WARNING] - Too long to display!
Return
TRVK PKG Header:
Offset to region - 0020 ✔
Offset to file - 0020 ✔
Region Size - 2000 ✔
Unknown Filler - ✔
Return
TRVK_PKG0:
Filler - ✔
Data Size - 0260 ✔
Header - SCE ✔
Header Filler - ✔
Unknown - ✔
Meta Size - 60 ✔
Unknown 2 - ✔
Unknown 3 - ✔
Empty Space - ✔
Return
TRVK_PKG1:
Filler - ✔
Data Size - FFFF ✔
Header - [DANGER] - ���
Header Filler - [DANGER] - FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Unknown -[DANGER] - FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Meta Size - FF ✔
Unknown 2 -[DANGER] - FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Unknown 3 -[DANGER] - 00000002000000000000000000000000
Empty Space - ✔
Creserved_0:
Filler - ✔
ROS0/1 Versions:
355.000 ✔
355.000 ✔
ROS0:
Header Filler - ✔
Length of Flash Region - 6FFFE0 ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
Entry Count - 18 ✔
Length of Flash Region 2 - 6FFFE0 ✔
ROS0 355.000 File Table; AuthID & MD5:
aim_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000025000001 ✔
MD5: CA9BBC99C645173E1F98AA66C47A4500 ✔
appldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF000000C000001 ✔
MD5: 5C7436BFFC7E8D0A8E210BD0CA83CDF2 ✔
creserved_0 ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: 09A1D434DBD7197E7C3AF8A7C28CA38B ✔
default.spp ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: B0AD88EE637311AE5196F1B11D43BE0A ✔
emer_init.self ✔
AuthID: 10700003FC000001 ✔
MD5: 9D670B662BE696C8460449B7EFDD803E ✔
eurus_fw.bin ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: B5F54D9A11D1EAE71F35B5907C6B9D3A ✔
hdd_copy.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000501000001 ✔
MD5: C1DC055EF0D6082580AC066E2B0A3C38 ✔
isoldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF000000A000001 ✔
MD5: 811329ECDB677181B9FC5CC3564D9047 ✔
lv0 ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000001000001 ✔
MD5: FF6753184D15F45508C5330A6144A4D9 ✔
lv1.self ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000002000001 ✔
MD5: 128499C45F6A66D48FCC0AFAE075C188 ✔
lv1ldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000008000001 ✔
MD5: E9AE2A62B4CC31750D4E56C7D5FFDD6F ✔
lv2ldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000009000001 ✔
MD5: A597AA3D8101674856EEF83AC1D0EF28 ✔
manu_info_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000055000001 ✔
MD5: 65A3EEE4C48716674CB1C29609B5F54D ✔
mc_iso_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000037000001 ✔
MD5: 5FFB33A6CECB99081E54A0E36E3C61AF ✔
me_iso_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000043000001 ✔
MD5: 3B15C14770D654FEF9987E2517616D89 ✔
sb_iso_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 107000001F000001 ✔
MD5: B39E13FBD6B07F65616A0355EF5CB262 ✔
sc_iso.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000020000001 ✔
MD5: D7EDCA0ED3749F11EE34F0F532CF5AA7 ✔
sdk_version ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: 3DA12E2CB472EB8193309B663D7C913A ✔
spp_verifier.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000021000001 ✔
MD5: 90D1C8A45F6FEE52219E1B14FF8C9765 ✔
spu_pkg_rvk_verifier.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000022000001 ✔
MD5: B76B7244B19032A9518787D9EC827F3C ✔
spu_token_processor.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000023000001 ✔
MD5: 22ABABCFC027F892AD2CF4E1C9FD925C ✔
spu_utoken_processor.self ✔
AuthID: 107000004C000001 ✔
MD5: 0E5A2E8A68FE09481D728C227DC5A165 ✔
ROS1:
Header Filler - ✔
Length of Flash Region - 6FFFE0 ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
Entry Count - 18 ✔
Length of Flash Region 2 - 6FFFE0 ✔
ROS1 355.000 File Table; AuthID & MD5:
aim_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000025000001 ✔
MD5: CA9BBC99C645173E1F98AA66C47A4500 ✔
appldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF000000C000001 ✔
MD5: 5C7436BFFC7E8D0A8E210BD0CA83CDF2 ✔
creserved_0 ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: 09A1D434DBD7197E7C3AF8A7C28CA38B ✔
default.spp ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: B0AD88EE637311AE5196F1B11D43BE0A ✔
emer_init.self ✔
AuthID: 10700003FC000001 ✔
MD5: 9D670B662BE696C8460449B7EFDD803E ✔
eurus_fw.bin ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: B5F54D9A11D1EAE71F35B5907C6B9D3A ✔
hdd_copy.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000501000001 ✔
MD5: C1DC055EF0D6082580AC066E2B0A3C38 ✔
isoldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF000000A000001 ✔
MD5: 811329ECDB677181B9FC5CC3564D9047 ✔
lv0 ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000001000001 ✔
MD5: FF6753184D15F45508C5330A6144A4D9 ✔
lv1.self ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000002000001 ✔
MD5: 128499C45F6A66D48FCC0AFAE075C188 ✔
lv1ldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000008000001 ✔
MD5: E9AE2A62B4CC31750D4E56C7D5FFDD6F ✔
lv2ldr ✔
AuthID: 1FF0000009000001 ✔
MD5: A597AA3D8101674856EEF83AC1D0EF28 ✔
manu_info_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000055000001 ✔
MD5: 65A3EEE4C48716674CB1C29609B5F54D ✔
mc_iso_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000037000001 ✔
MD5: 5FFB33A6CECB99081E54A0E36E3C61AF ✔
me_iso_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000043000001 ✔
MD5: 3B15C14770D654FEF9987E2517616D89 ✔
sb_iso_spu_module.self ✔
AuthID: 107000001F000001 ✔
MD5: B39E13FBD6B07F65616A0355EF5CB262 ✔
sc_iso.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000020000001 ✔
MD5: D7EDCA0ED3749F11EE34F0F532CF5AA7 ✔
sdk_version ✔
AuthID: N/A ✔
MD5: 3DA12E2CB472EB8193309B663D7C913A ✔
spp_verifier.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000021000001 ✔
MD5: 90D1C8A45F6FEE52219E1B14FF8C9765 ✔
spu_pkg_rvk_verifier.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000022000001 ✔
MD5: B76B7244B19032A9518787D9EC827F3C ✔
spu_token_processor.self ✔
AuthID: 1070000023000001 ✔
MD5: 22ABABCFC027F892AD2CF4E1C9FD925C ✔
spu_utoken_processor.self ✔
AuthID: 107000004C000001 ✔
MD5: 0E5A2E8A68FE09481D728C227DC5A165 ✔
CoreOS MD5 Validation:
ROS0: 3.55_PATCHED - F162E0D72EBA0F46B7FB36E6AAB63958 ✔
ROS1: 3.55_PATCHED - F162E0D72EBA0F46B7FB36E6AAB63958 ✔
CVTRM:
Header 1 - SCEIVTRM ✔
Version - ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
VTRM 0:
Header - VTRM ✔
Version - 04 ✔
SHA1 Hash - A0B67480AA62DA6782C07D6D03EDED7A ✔
Structure - ✔
Unknown Data - ✔
Protected Files Table Reserved Entries - 96 ✔
VTRM 0 Entries:
Table Entry 1 - ✔
Reserved Table Entry 1 - 0400000002000005 ✔
Used Table Entry 1 - 10700005FF000001 - vsh.self ✔
Self Data Validation - ✔
VTRM 0 Continued:
Filler - ✔
Footer - ✔
Unknown Static - ✔
Filled Space - ✔
VTRM 1:
Header - VTRM ✔
Version - 04 ✔
SHA1 Hash - A0B67480AA62DA6782C07D6D03EDED7A ✔
X & Y Tables Reserved Entries - 1168 ✔
Protected Files Table Reserved Entries - 2336 ✔
Protected Files Table Used Entries - 6 ✔
Reserved Entries - ✔
VTRM 1 Entries:
Table Entry 1 - ✔
Reserved Table Entry 1 - 1070000002000001 - LPAR 2 or GameOS / PS3_LPAR ✔
Used Table Entry 1 - 1070000039000001 - bdp_bdmv.self ✔
Self Data Validation - ✔
Table Entry 2 - ✔
Reserved Table Entry 2 - 0020000002000005 ✔
Used Table Entry 2 - 1070000003000002 - mgvideo.self ✔
Self Data Validation - ✔
Table Entry 3 - ✔
Reserved Table Entry 3 - 0010000002000005 ✔
Used Table Entry 3 - 1070000003000002 - mgvideo.self ✔
Self Data Validation - ✔
Table Entry 4 - ✔
Reserved Table Entry 4 - 1070000002000001 - LPAR 2 or GameOS / PS3_LPAR ✔
Used Table Entry 4 - 1070000003000002 - mgvideo.self ✔
Self Data Validation - ✔
Table Entry 5 - ✔
Reserved Table Entry 5 - 0400000002000005 ✔
Used Table Entry 5 - 10700005FF000001 - vsh.self ✔
Self Data Validation - ✔
Table Entry 6 - ✔
Reserved Table Entry 6 - 0410000002000005 ✔
Used Table Entry 6 - 10700005FF000001 - vsh.self ✔
Self Data Validation - ✔
VTRM 1 Continued:
Filled Area - ✔
Encrypted Sequence - ✔
Empty Space - ✔
Unknown Filler - ✔
Time to calculate: 1.111063 seconds.
• 1.02 - 09/06/2013 : bugfix for patcher (did not fix enough) + added some more MD5's (CFW)
• 1.01 - 28/05/2013 : bugfix for patcher (mistake from using old nor code)
• 1.00 - 27/05/2013 : first proper/public release (because I am lazy there will be no loader!)
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To quote: PS3 Nor and Nand Auto Patcher v0.04
ChangeLog:
Initial release v0.01
• Compatible with both E3 and ProgSkeet Nor dumps.
• Checking your PS3 Nor Dump if it is Byte-Reversed or No.
• Applying the correct downgrade patches depending on the Dump type detected.
• Eliminating the need to byte-swap the dump in order to apply the patches.
• Making the patching easier rather then using several programs to do it.
v0.04 Update
• Added new Rogero CFW4.40 v1.02 patches.
• Works for any PS3 model with downgradable metldr revision (not metldr2) including PS3 with Minver 3.56
• No more FSM is needed for downgrading.
• Added detection of non-downgradable "metldr" revisions.
• Added support for Interleaved NAND Dumps (now will patch both Nor and Nand dumps)
How to use:
• Dump your Flash many times and verify it well before proceeding.
• Drag and Drop any Nor or Interleaved NAND Dump onto the executable,
• It will detect the dump type and patch it accordingly with CFW4.40 patches.
• Flash the patched image back into the PS3 Nor/Nands.
• Restart the PS3.
If the PS3 was already on OFW4.40 then it must start normally and you can Install Rogero CFW4.40 v1.02 from XMB -> Settings -> System Update.
If the PS3 was on OFW < 4.40 then you will see the "Connect a PS3 controller" screen, and you can continue by installing Rogero CFW4.40 v1.02 simply by following the screen instructions.
It will patch the dump image even if it's not a 100% valid dump, the program only does some minimal checks before patching assuming that the user have provided a valid dump.
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