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Just a collection of PARAM (.bin .pfd .sfo .tpf) files: http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/0OAXGOHN/PARAM.rar_links
Just a collection of PARAM (.bin .pfd .sfo .tpf) files: http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/0OAXGOHN/PARAM.rar_links
===PARAM.PFD Structure generation process===
*This is more than speculation, is a representation of how mirror's edge PARAM.PFD was generated, and how the index numbers are used to "jump" to the next one. I did this table weeks ago, and there was something wrong i realized at the end (i dont remember so i cant explain it) but thanks to it i understood how the PARAM.PFD is generated using timestamps, probably the table is wrong but we need to use something like this to order them also it can help others
From files timestamps----->to----->PARAM.PFD
Last time modifyed timestamp
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Timestamp !! File Name (by timestamp) !! Next jump offset from Xtable !! Next jump offset from Filetable !! Generated table
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 2009/06/14 7:20:12 || PARAM.SFO || 0x72 + 0x01 || {{no}} || PARAM.SFO
|-
| SAVTOC0.BIN || 0x72 + 0x0C || {{no}} || SAVTOC0.BIN
|-
| rowspan="12" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 2009/06/14 7:20:14 || SAV0.BIN || ?? || 0x06 || SAV33.BIN
|-
| SAV3.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1F || {{no}} || SAV14.BIN
|-
| SAV5.BIN || 0x10 || {{no}} || SAV3.BIN
|-
| SAV6.BIN || 0x1B || {{no}} || SAV22.BIN
|-
| SAV7.BIN || 0x72 + 0x14 || {{no}} || SAV21.BIN
|-
| SAV8.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x0B || {{no}} || SAV13.BIN
|-
| SAV13.BIN || 0x0D || {{no}} || SAV5.BIN
|-
| SAV14.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x15 || {{no}} || SAV6.BIN
|-
| SAV16.BIN || 0x19 || {{no}} || SAV7.BIN
|-
| SAV21.BIN || 0x72 + 0x13 || {{no}} || SAV8.BIN
|-
| SAV22.BIN || 0x17 || {{no}} || SAV16.BIN
|-
| SAV33.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x0E || {{no}} || SAV0.BIN
|-
| rowspan="19" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 2009/06/14 7:20:16  || SAV1.BIN || ??? || 0x05 || SAV19.BIN
|-
| SAV2.BIN || 0x11 || {{no}} || SAV15.BIN
|-
| SAV9.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x18 || {{no}} || SAV20.BIN
|-
| SAV10.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1A || {{no}} || SAV11.BIN
|-
| SAV11.BIN ||0x12  || {{no}} || SAV12.BIN
|-
| SAV12.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x04 || {{no}} || SAV9.BIN
|-
| SAV15.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1C || {{no}} || SAV17.BIN
|-
| SAV17.BIN || 0x07 || {{no}} || SAV18.BIN
|-
| SAV18.BIN || ??? || 0x02 || SAV2.BIN
|-
| SAV19.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x03 || {{no}} || SAV1.BIN
|-
| SAV20.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1D || {{no}} || SAV23.BIN
|-
| SAV23.BIN || ??? || 0x16 || SAV10.BIN
|-
| SAV26.BIN || ??? || 0x08 || SAV35.BIN
|-
| SAV27.BIN || ??? || 0x09 || SAVTOC1.BIN
|-
| SAV28.BIN || ??? || 0x0A || SAV36.BIN
|-
| SAV35.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x20 || {{no}} || SAV26.BIN
|-
| SAV36.BIN || 0x0F || {{no}} || SAV27.BIN
|-
| SAV38.BIN || 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1E || {{no}} || SAV28.BIN
|-
| SAVTOC1.BIN || ??? || 0x00 || SAV38.BIN
|-
|}

Revision as of 03:32, 9 September 2012

Sperimental PFD Reader

To compile it just place it inside the ps3tools folder and add pfd into the makefile in the last TOOLS += line Deroad 20:09, 15 July 2012 (MSK)

Link: pfd.c

Other Sources

  • Xploder PS3

The guys at http://us.xploder.net are the first ones that reversed the .PFD structure/encryption/signing. By reversing what this disc does we can understand the decryption method

His "Xploder PS3 Cheats System" (is a disc intended to be used in PC) is able to decrypt and reencrypt .PFD files in a PC

In difference with the previous cheat hacks as (Code Freak, PS3UserCheat, E3 GoldenFinger, P3Go Cheat, PS3 Cheat Enabler) this old methods depends of a dongle that patches the firmware to bypass the .PFD checks

Example Files

Just a collection of PARAM (.bin .pfd .sfo .tpf) files: http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/0OAXGOHN/PARAM.rar_links


PARAM.PFD Structure generation process

  • This is more than speculation, is a representation of how mirror's edge PARAM.PFD was generated, and how the index numbers are used to "jump" to the next one. I did this table weeks ago, and there was something wrong i realized at the end (i dont remember so i cant explain it) but thanks to it i understood how the PARAM.PFD is generated using timestamps, probably the table is wrong but we need to use something like this to order them also it can help others

From files timestamps----->to----->PARAM.PFD

Last time modifyed timestamp

Timestamp File Name (by timestamp) Next jump offset from Xtable Next jump offset from Filetable Generated table
2009/06/14 7:20:12 PARAM.SFO 0x72 + 0x01 No PARAM.SFO
SAVTOC0.BIN 0x72 + 0x0C No SAVTOC0.BIN
2009/06/14 7:20:14 SAV0.BIN ?? 0x06 SAV33.BIN
SAV3.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1F No SAV14.BIN
SAV5.BIN 0x10 No SAV3.BIN
SAV6.BIN 0x1B No SAV22.BIN
SAV7.BIN 0x72 + 0x14 No SAV21.BIN
SAV8.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x0B No SAV13.BIN
SAV13.BIN 0x0D No SAV5.BIN
SAV14.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x15 No SAV6.BIN
SAV16.BIN 0x19 No SAV7.BIN
SAV21.BIN 0x72 + 0x13 No SAV8.BIN
SAV22.BIN 0x17 No SAV16.BIN
SAV33.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x0E No SAV0.BIN
2009/06/14 7:20:16 SAV1.BIN ??? 0x05 SAV19.BIN
SAV2.BIN 0x11 No SAV15.BIN
SAV9.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x18 No SAV20.BIN
SAV10.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1A No SAV11.BIN
SAV11.BIN 0x12 No SAV12.BIN
SAV12.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x04 No SAV9.BIN
SAV15.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1C No SAV17.BIN
SAV17.BIN 0x07 No SAV18.BIN
SAV18.BIN ??? 0x02 SAV2.BIN
SAV19.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x03 No SAV1.BIN
SAV20.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1D No SAV23.BIN
SAV23.BIN ??? 0x16 SAV10.BIN
SAV26.BIN ??? 0x08 SAV35.BIN
SAV27.BIN ??? 0x09 SAVTOC1.BIN
SAV28.BIN ??? 0x0A SAV36.BIN
SAV35.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x20 No SAV26.BIN
SAV36.BIN 0x0F No SAV27.BIN
SAV38.BIN 0x72 + 0x72 + 0x1E No SAV28.BIN
SAVTOC1.BIN ??? 0x00 SAV38.BIN
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