Editing App.pbm

== app.pbm ==
location: [PS4VOLUME]/app/[[Productcode]]/app.pbm

it seems to always be in the same place as the app.pkg file 

* note it always seems to have a .backup made in the same location

== Tools to Read == 
[https://github.com/xXxTheDarkprogramerxXx/PS4_Tools PS4_Tools]


=== Example ===
[https://hexed.it/#base64+lzjb:app.pdbm%20example;AHBkYm1DVVNBQDAwMjY1AAwBkJoJBAgBBAUABNMKAAUB2AN/8sj6b2nVAHm6LJJjoD6aAAGPMVN2D5aXAI/k8AiSrlCI1h10WRSGAAAJWwAEdDB9tCD//AH8QvxC/EL8Qv8A//////////8A////////4KwAxeKLwhW1es0Awn4B0ig+V30AqW8n8ekTMq0AQCnu5ntuxA== HEXed.it]

                public class PBMStruct
                {
                    public byte[] pbm_magic;                      // 0x000 - 0x7064626D //should be the same everywhere
                    public byte[] Productcode;                  // 0x004 - 0x435553413030323635 = "CUSA00265" remember to grab the extra bytes at the end 12
                    public uint emptyval;                       // 0x010 - not sure this just empty for some reason
                    public uint Unk1;                           // 0x014 - seems to always be 90 09 00 00
                    public uint Verion;                         // 0x018 - seems to always be 00 00 01 00
                    public uint emptyval2;                       // 0x01C - not sure this just empty for some reason
                    public uint Unk2;                           // 0x020 - examples 00 00 6C CE
                    public byte[] Padding;                      // 0x024 - seems to be padding length 3C
                    public byte[] Enc;                          // 0x060 - enc? hash ? length 20
                    public byte[] blankval;                     // 0x080 - blank values length 20
                    public byte[] UnkA0;                        // 0x0A0 - seems to always be 01 00 00 00 
                    public byte[] blankval2;                    // 0x0A4 - seems to always be 00 00 00 00 
                    public uint UnkA8;                          // 0x0A8 - Again not sure seems to always be 00 01 00 00
                    public uint Lenght;                         // 0x0AC - Length of file FF holder 5B 01 00 00
                    public byte[] BlockB0_BF;                   // 0x0B0 - this seems to be padding again B0- BF length 50
                    public byte[] FFStartHolder;                // 0x100 - Start of the FF holder - read the Length from the length attribute
                    public byte[] EndHash;                      // EOF for 20 bytes might be a hash? FC 50 65 C4 27 B0 7C 49 98 E8 26 3B 1D 85 E2 87 93 EB 38 F4 A3 F0 50 ..
                }

Example output 

                 pkg_magic:pdbm

                 Productcode:CUSA00265

                 emptyval:0

                 Unk1:990

                 Verion:10000

                 emptyval2:0

                 Unk2:AD30000

                 Padding:000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

                 Enc:7FF2C8FA6F69D579BA2C9263A03E9A018F3153760F96978FE4F00892AE50881D

                 blankval:0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

                 UnkA0:01000000

                 blankval2:00000000

                 UnkA8:100

                 Lenght:15B

                 BlockB0_BF:0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

                 FFStartHolder:FFFFFFFF...FFFFFFE0

                 EndHash:ACC5E28BC215B57ACDC27E01D2283E577DA96F27F1E91332AD4029EEE67B6EC4

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