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You provide the emulator with decrypted modules/libraries (dumped from a hacked PS4) that originally reside in the encrypted firmware .PUP. I'm associated with
by Vel0cityX 7y ago
You provide the emulator with decrypted modules/libraries (dumped from a hacked PS4) that originally reside in the encrypted firmware .PUP.
I'm associated with PS4 emulation and the project, any other questions welcome.
- monocasa 7y agoI've heard rumors of a SAMU exploit being released as the PS5 is released, which would make this job way easier. You heard anything similar?
- Vel0cityX 7y agoI'll believe it when I see it :) Anyway, PS4 emulation isn't very affected by this. Only thing it would benefit from would be that you'd be able to decrypt the firmware (and therefore run the emulator) without needing a hacked PS4 (like RPCS3 does with PS3 firmware). Historically most people just pirate the firmware anyway (see: PS1 BIOS) so even there realistically it doesn't affect things that much. I consider this is a long-term, nice-to-have feature.