Hacking H-encore issues

[Auston]

psvimg-create is not being recognized by Command Prompt. How do I fix this?

 

[Raiden8816]

Since everyone is having a hard time doing command prompt stuff on Windows 10 let me help everyone out since I just finished this on my Vita. I am using a 64 bit OS for my tutorial.

Phase 1: Create a workspace directory for h-encore
1) Create a folder in a easy location to work with, you will be saving all the stuff from fl0w here. In my example I will be using the Desktop and will call the folder workspace.
2) Download h-encore zip, pkg2zip_64bit zip, and psvimgtools-0.1-win64 zip and Copy those three zip folders from your Downloads folder into your workspace directory on the desktop.
3) Extract all three folders and delete the zip folders.
4) Download the exploit demo pkg and Copy that pkg file to the workspace folder.

Phase 2: Getting Command Prompt into desired directory
1) Go to Start and type CMD then right click and select Open File Location (this should open a new folder with the path Start Menu > Programs > Windows System)
2) Right click on Command Prompt and select Copy
3) Paste Command Prompt in the workspace folder on the desktop.

** At this point you should have h-encore folder, pkg2zip_64bit folder, psvimgtoolds-0.1-win64 folder, exploit demo pkg, and command prompt in the root directory.

Phase 3: Extracting the exploit demo via Command Prompt
1) Copy the file pkg2zip.exe from the pkg2zip_64bit folder and put it into the workspace folder directory.
2) Right click on command prompt shortcut and under the shortcut tab, delete anything that's filled in the Start In field, should be blank.
3) Select apply and ok,
4) Startup Command Prompt and it should look like this C:\Users\YOURNAME\Desktop\Workspace>
5) Copy/Paste the command pkg2zip -x into the command prompt field, press space once after -x then copy the exploit demo pkg filename. Prompt should look like the following; C:\Users\YOURNAME\Desktop\Workspace>pkg2zip -x xGMrXOkORxWRyqzLMihZPqsXAbAXLzvAdJFqtPJLAZTgOcqJobxQAhLNbgiFydVlcmVOrpZKklOYxizQCRpiLfjeROuWivGXfwgkq.pkg
6. Execute the command and there should be an output folder in your workspace folder directory called app.

Phase 4: Encrypting the demo via Command Prompt
1) Go into psvimgtools-0.1-win64 and copy all the contents (every .dll and .exe) inside the folder.
2) Paste the contents into the h-encore folder.
3) Go into h-encore folder it should like the following; h-encore>6 .dll files, 4 .exe files, h-encore folder (2nd one) > encore contents.

Copy all the encore contents from the 2nd h-encore folder (app, appmeta, license, PCSGxxxxx, savedata) and paste it under h-encore main directory. That way the file structure will appear like the following; h-encore>app, appmeta, h-encore, license, PCSGxxxxxx, savedata, 6 .dll files, 4 .exe files.

3) Delete the 2nd h-encore folder that we removed all the encore contents from. That way the h-encore directory is just the contents we need and no unnecessary extra folder.
4) Start Command Prompt C:\Users\YOURNAME\Desktop\Workspace type cd h-encore.
5) Command prompt should now appear like; C:\Users\YOURNAME\Desktop\Workspace\h-encore>

If you have followed these steps you should now have no problem running the following prompts;

psvimg-create -n app -K YOUR_KEY app PCSG90096/app

psvimg-create -n appmeta -K YOUR_KEY appmeta PCSG90096/appmeta

psvimg-create -n license -K YOUR_KEY license PCSG90096/license

psvimg-create -n savedata -K YOUR_KEY savedata PCSG90096/savedata