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new ps3 system update (4.91) today

no, currently this cannnot not be archived, as you want first to skip 16 bytes and then skip 8 bytes if chunk size is 16 bytes and you skip first 16 bytes (os 16) then there nothing left to extract to get the green output (minus the first line as this is currently not possible) you would use...

this should already be possibe by changing -es / --extract-size e.g. $ ./py_simple_extract_data_chuncks_from_file.py -i some_file -cs 100 -es 96 --offset 0 chunk 0 - 100 (no 1) saved to out chunk 100 - 200 (no 2) saved to out chunk 200 - 300 (no 3) saved to out chunk 300 - 400 (no 4) saved to...

Sorry, didnt understand at first that you want 1 output file (from all the chunks), this shouldn't be difficult to adjust. I can fix the script tomorrow edit: this should write the chunks to one file instead of multiple #!/usr/bin/python3 import os, argparse def create_parser(): parser...

something like this should work #!/usr/bin/python3 import os, argparse def create_parser(): parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() parser.add_argument("-i","--input-file",help="specify input file",required=True) parser.add_argument("-o","--output-file",help="specify output file base...

this is how I understood the question but not sure if this is correct. Also, what I dont know is: is it one larger file (e.g 23520 bytes) which contains mutliple images which needs to be extracted or are there multiple files with same or different size ?

cant you just use something like e.g. INPUT_FILE="2352.bin" OUTPUT_FILE="2336.bin" with open(OUTPUT_FILE,"wb") as fn: in_file=open(INPUT_FILE,"rb") # skip first 16 bytes in_file.seek(16) # read next 2336 bytes chunk = in_file.read(2336) fn.write(chunk) in_file.close()

Yes, PSN still works. You probably have to test yourself if a game is still working as there are a lot of games and to list all of them is probably impossible (or ask for specific titles).

I've encountered several issues, not sure whats causing this (I installed the lite version first time): - first of all, i cant switch between lite and normal version, L1+R1+Triangle unloads webman instead of switching versions (instead of L2+L3+R3) edit: used controller is original sony ps3 -...

thanks. I can confirm that ext4 is also supported

Sorry to post my question here, but I cant create a new thread because of this error "Your content can not be submitted. This is likely because your content is spam-like or contains inappropriate elements. Please change your content or try again later. If you still have problems, please contact...

Imo, problem is, anyone could claim they forked before you add the license. On the other side, is it really relevant? As you would have to sue someone if you think he/she violated the license edit: one thing I forgot, maybe you're right and better add one, else maybe someone could fork, add one...

regarding local server, cant you just use as simple python http server ? like e.g. #!/usr/bin/env python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import http.server as hs import socket frmt={ "BOLD":'\033[1m', "ENDF":'\033[0m' } PORT=12345 # if /etc/hosts contains a entry for hostname, the...

can't you just uninstall irisman if this is causing the problem? On the other side, the filename.iso.ntfs error seems weird or did you really name the file something.iso.ntfs ? I personally use irisman without issues, but I use ext4 filesystem (with my crappy usb thumb drive). I also tried with...

I'm in the same boat, didn't had a ps3 until 3-4 weeks ago. To answer you question, no, if you disabled the automatic update service it wont update.