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* PAK: encrypted archive format that stores update data. Can be found on the [[PSX Update Disc]]. Has been reverse engineered and decryption/unpacking is [https://gist.github.com/balika011/7bb704cf591e40bd364a1c0a5018bc5b possible]. | * PAK: encrypted archive format that stores update data. Can be found on the [[PSX Update Disc]]. Has been reverse engineered and decryption/unpacking is [https://gist.github.com/balika011/7bb704cf591e40bd364a1c0a5018bc5b possible]. | ||
* REL: encrypted package binaries found in PSX packages. Has been reverse engineered and decryption/unpacking is [https://gist.github.com/balika011/220dd4147ddc2a32efbaedfb8ebcd387 possible]. | * REL: encrypted package binaries found in PSX packages. Has been reverse engineered and decryption/unpacking is [https://gist.github.com/balika011/220dd4147ddc2a32efbaedfb8ebcd387 possible]. | ||
* [[STAR Files|STAR]]: archive format used to store packages inside the INSTALL3.PAK on the 2.11 update disc (earlier update discs simply stored packages as folders). Neither compressed nor encrypted. Has been reverse engineered and unpacking is [https://www.psx-place.com/threads/stargazer.37664/ possible]. | * [[STAR Files|STAR]]: archive format used to store packages inside the INSTALL3.PAK on the 2.11 update disc (earlier update discs simply stored packages as folders). Neither compressed nor encrypted. Has been reverse engineered and unpacking is [https://www.psx-place.com/threads/stargazer.37664/ possible]. | ||
* IRX: Binaries that run on IOP and can be dynamically linked to an executable. Stands for IOP Relocatable eXecutable. Not specific to the PSX, but also used in normal PS2 software. Just like ELF-files (KELF), IRX-files can be MagicGate-encrypted (KIRX). | * IRX: Binaries that run on IOP and can be dynamically linked to an executable. Stands for IOP Relocatable eXecutable. Not specific to the PSX, but also used in normal PS2 software. Just like ELF-files (KELF), IRX-files can be MagicGate-encrypted (KIRX). |