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SPC970-MechaLIBerator: PlayStation 2 SPC970 MechaCon dumper (with vuln detail)(github.com)
4 points by uyjulian 7d ago|0 comments
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by uyjulian 9d ago
There already exists a modern Linux kernel port supporting Gentoo to the PS2. https://github.com/frno7/linux The SPC970 MechaCon dumps don't add anything additional, as previous memory card/hard disk drive&#x
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by uyjulian 10d ago
There are many different revisions of the DVD player software, requiring specific offsets for each exploit. The SPRs (system parameter registers) exposed in DVD player scripting do not expose enough information to be able to merge the explo
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by uyjulian 10d ago
Hello! I'm one of the people involved in reverse engineering the MechaCon. Please take note of the following: * It is already possible to run backup/copied discs entirely using software methods (from memory card, HDD, or DVD video
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DVRPwned – The first ever working custom firmware for the PSX DESR DVRP(github.com)
2 points by uyjulian 1mo ago|0 comments
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A Lisa Inside an FPGA(lisalist2.com)
4 points by uyjulian 5mo ago|0 comments
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by uyjulian 5mo ago
It has been that way since people from Cygnus (now RedHat->IBM) reorganized the project
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by uyjulian 6mo ago
A lot of stuff is happening on the n64brew discord. https://discord.gg/WqFgNWf
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by uyjulian 7mo ago
Reminds me of Rambus / RDRAM terminator RAM sticks.
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by uyjulian 1y ago
If the devkit is a DTL-H, the instructions are pretty much the same as retail systems. For DTL-T (e.g. DTL-T10000 or DTL-T15000), there is lots of info here, including a link to a disassembly guide: https://archive.org/detai
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by uyjulian 1y ago
PhyreEngine doesn't use .NET, and it is written in C++ (with optional Lua for scripting). You might be thinking of PlayStation Mobile, which does use .NET for scripting.
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by uyjulian 1y ago
Someone actually reverse engineered the formatting and made a open source tool that does the equivalent on Linux: https://github.com/profi200/sdFormatLinux
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by uyjulian 3y ago
Someone did a port to a newer Linux base, and upstreaming is in progress: https://github.com/frno7/linux
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ENLBufferPwn: A vulnerability for several Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, Switch games(github.com)
2 points by uyjulian 4y ago|1 comments
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WebKitX – ActiveX Control for Chromium Embedded Framework(webkitx.com)
3 points by uyjulian 5y ago|0 comments
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by uyjulian 5y ago
The Python implementation used is Micropython, so it is not compatible with most Python modules.
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by uyjulian 5y ago
The TI Nspire CX II supports Python. However, I'm not aware if they backported the feature to the older models… In any case, micropython can be run on all models with Ndless.
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by uyjulian 5y ago
There is an exploit that allows you to run assembly programs on newer OS versions called arTIfiCE…
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by uyjulian 5y ago
There is an exploit that allows you to run assembly programs on newer OS versions called arTIfiCE…
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by uyjulian 5y ago
It is possible to attach a USB keyboard using a USB-A to USB mini-A adapter. This feature was added to OS 5.1.5.
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by uyjulian 6y ago
There is a work-in-progress port of the newer Linux 5.x kernel to the PS2: https://github.com/frno7/linux
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by uyjulian 6y ago
There were a couple of games released in Japan that got the HDD support stripped out in the North American release. Two such examples are Star Ocean 3 and Xenosaga.
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by uyjulian 6y ago
There also exists the "Fortuna" exploit (and also recently reimplemented and documented as open source "OpenTuna"), which uses a buffer overflow in the memory card icon reading code, providing a disc-less exploit for the