Source link? @atreyu187 @Pinky ?

Made some edits for news. thanks guys

SOURCE

Note to anyone you can enable full read and write access by simply editing the files.c in the source code of MolecularShell (VitaShell fork) and then compile to have full access. And carts can be dumped for cart sharing by simply opening PC FTP client then downloading gro0:/ directory but you will have to manually input the location into FTP client as it is not enabled in this build but again can be added by simply editing the files.c then compiling it. Or by using this URL in FTP client to access without modifying the code.


https://scr.hu/wV3A2v

Works for tm0:/ for registry edits, quick swap of PSN accounts or even merging content from multiple accounts. Active and banned work provided you still have the act.dat and needed rif/rap files as well as registry files.

sa0, pd0 well basically all directories can be called upon manually for the file system, game carts and memory internal and external.

Added Info in new tab Thanks

As you see below @pinky posted a new pic for me. Total access all across the Vita file system from internal/external memory, system files, game carts and registry.

I am working on how to decrypt Vita games for install but will not share the files needed for piracy, just cart sharing and backing up decrypted games. These will not work for Blackfin I have tested and confirmed this as it requires encrypted files.

This will show you how PCISO removed the PFS encryption in Uncharted. I was able to use their dump with my personal cart supplying the keystone and clearsign files to make their release work. It's now nuked upon request of PCISO as it didn't work with Blackfin but that wont be needed anymore.

Just gonna be a pain with encrypted and decrypted dumps now as we can't decrypt a dump we obtain. The cart is needed so instead of wasting BW grabbing backups simply make your own as all Vita carts vary once loaded by a system with an active PSN profile.

This means there is no such thing as a 1:1 dump unless it's made with a brand new cart with a system that has never been linked to a PSN account or at least a partial 1:1 can be made by omitting the keystone and clearsign files that are at the beginning and end of every ISO. Would make them "incomplete" but at least data can finally be properly archived. We would only need to supply our own authentication files which is good as it means no piracy.

And even if they are leaked Sony can easily tell if there is game cart sharing and either A ban the cart thus making it fail authentication or B ban the PSN profile owner again making authentication fail as well as the owner losing PSN access. So kiddies dont share your files. You can and most likely will lose access to not only your caet but your entire PSN profile across Vita, PSTV, PSP, PS3 & PS4. Morale of this story? Piracy is bad mmmkay??

Using same profile for homebrew enabled vita and OFW $ony console is bad idea..

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CoiYYwjWIAARwQd.jpg:large

Yea I was certianly not suggesting that. Last time I lost so much money when I got banned. Luckily ReActPSN saved the PS1/3 games and now this has allowed me to take back the Vita/PSP content lost as luckily I still jad a CMA backup from my first Vita I sold after being banned. Pays to keep stuff like thst around. Knew it woukd be of use one day and that day has finally come. Both of my 64gb cards are slap full of PS1, PSP and Vita games. Using my 16gb for Native Vita homebrew.

It's really exciting times for pstv owners... I am reading the news articles one after the other.
Xmas in July!
@atreyu187 must be in heaven... [emoji6]

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Hosted file here so enjoy!!

It's hosted directly in the forum resources section, not on mediafire... [emoji6]

For info, unfortunately the resources section is not available on Tapatalk... You need to use a browser to use the download link in the OP:
http://www.psx-place.com/resources/molecularshell-mod.177/

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