I have a question on the ampr_emu.index file. If I updated the ampr_emu in the fakelib folder should I delete this file? If the file is missing does it generate a new one upon starting?
I have used Websrv to activate a dummy account without issue. You can use LinkDev and OffAct in the same github page for that.
For your kp, did you store any games in your internal SSD when it happened?
The current bdjb seems rather stable now. I still often get a jarloader error on first boot but I could exit the app, restart the console and try again.
Still have my reservations on elf-arsenal. I've heard stories on how some users encountered...
I think there are some precautions that can be taken to reduce the chance of a hard kernel panic and lose drive pairing for slim/pro owners. From what I've gathered common causes are having transferred PS5 backups to the internal SSD and rest...
You can try the app folder to see if any of the unwanted fpkg or game data folders are inside.
If your external HDD is not connected to the console do you still see the fpkg files?
So I placed the elf file in the same folder as socat. I tried Windows Terminal, but it said "<" is reserved for future use. I then tried running the command in cmd, but the output was just C:\[Folder]\socat>. No messages in between. Do I need to...
That's strange as I tried using PLK's payload manager and I can't seem to find any .bin files through FTP after injecting the payload. There's no output popup messages on the PS5 either after running the payload.
I'll try the socat method you...
So to confirm, I place the elf file in the same directory as socat and run the command in Windows cmd?
So the example command should look like this?
socat.exe -t 99999999 - TCP:<XXX.XXX.XX.XXX>:9021 < ddd_pair_dump_verbose.elf
Including the "<"...
Yeah, if you’re on Windows, run this command and save the terminal output to a text file:
socat.exe -t 99999999 - TCP:<your PS5's IP>:9021 < ddd_pair_dump_verbose.elf
Downloads:
https://github.com/tech128/socat-1.7.3.0-windows...