psc

It will dump eMMC images plus GPG keys to USB. You need more than 16GiB of free space (if You will uncomment gaadata dumping, then more than 32GiB). No output on screen. After dumps be ready, led will be solid orange (it will take around 20 min. or more, depend of USB storage write speed etc)...

Bunch of bash scripts for automate PSC system updates and eMMC decryption, mounting, unmounting etc. Proof of Concept.

After that, all USB hacks will stop working. ;)

Have someone know how to decrypt "/media/d8781dae-c45c-4fc1-b961-e03eedebbffb/LDIAG.BIN"? I have files extracted from main partition: /home/root/.gnupg/pass /home/root/.gnupg/pubring.gpg /home/root/.gnupg/pubring.gpg~ /home/root/.gnupg/random_seed /home/root/.gnupg/secring.gpg...

I will soon join to PSC users. And first thing which I really hate in this device are game covers. So I decided to make my own based on this one (but a little edited and recreated NTSC/U, NTSC/J and miltidisc PAL). :) Proof of Concept (two kind of PAL: early revB on right and late on left)...

Video and Download on Youtube: Theme i modified is the "Gray Wave Theme". Game Icons on Google Drive. Theme on Google Drive.

Images are 32bit PNG, and probably can be easy replaced in: ROOTFS1.img|usr\sony\share\data\images\ The same with TTF fonts and sounds. So... I have tried to make much more modern theme, yet still of course fitting to original limitations.

And there it is. After other Console Developers like Nintendo, SEGA or ATARI re-released their older but wonderful and classic Home Consoles in it's new and tiny chassis marketed with some catchy words like "Mini", "Retro" or "Flashback", Sony decided "to jump on the bandwagon" by releasing...