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* You need SPU GCC compiler to compile your code and create binary version of it. | * You need SPU GCC compiler to compile your code and create binary version of it. | ||
* On PS3 Debian, just install spu toolchain. | |||
* You can also cross-compile SPU GCC toolchain for your Linux PC. | |||
==ps3tools== | ==ps3tools== | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 7 September 2012
Introduction
- E.g. to dump your ATA, ENCDEC or EID2 keys you have to make signed isolated SPU modules or loaders.
- This is a tutorial how to do it on Linux (it doesn't matter on PC or PS3).
Tools
SPU GCC Compiler
- You need SPU GCC compiler to compile your code and create binary version of it.
- On PS3 Debian, just install spu toolchain.
- You can also cross-compile SPU GCC toolchain for your Linux PC.
ps3tools
- You need these tools to decrypt PS3 isolated SPU modules and loaders.
- You also need it to sign and encrypt your own SPU modules and loaders.
How To Test Isolated SPU Modules and Loaders
- I test my isolated SPU modules and loaders with PS3 Linux and spuisofs/spuldrfs Virtual File Systems.