PSP emu flash0 dump leaked!

[m0skit0]

If you have to ask what you can do with it, you can't do anything with it.

Most useful sentence I've seen in a long time.

does anyone know of a way of importing the files(flash0) back into the original spot?

You can't without kernel privileges. So the guys who did the dump probably can rewrite f0, if it's not protected against that, that is.

I tried looking for exploits the other day in a few psp games but got frustrated hitting a wall of no Return.

Just to clarify: game exploits only won't make you run a CFW ever.

My point is, the light could actually come from somebody with less experience but much more free time than "experienced" guys.

Well there's not much experience on PSV, so almost everyone is starting from zero, so your point actually makes even more sense.

The files in here are from the flash0 of the PSP. So technically this is already "inside" the mips emulator

I don't agree. f0 is the firmware that the emulator is running. It's MIPS code. Kermit is an interface so the FW can communicate with PSV's emulator.

I'm only 18 and I got a full time job and I study at the same time

This is the new way that government is controlling people. This way you won't have any free time to think by yourself or do art and culture (hacking is art btw). Art and culture are subversive, except if they bring big money to big guys (as with everything nowadays).

Maybe Vita cpu contain two part, one is ARM core, another is MIPS core?

I would really doubt that. Too expensive and no real usefulness if the emulator can be run by software only.

PSP emulator can access mips core via vita os?

I don't think so either, this would be a very big security flaw, and a too dangerous design. It's safer to make the calls to PSV's OS instead.

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[djp518]

PSP emulator can access mips core via vita os?

I don't think so either, this would be a very big security flaw, and a too dangerous design. It's safer to make the calls to PSV's OS instead.

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that's what i mean,syscall

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[m0skit0]

I don't think there's any MIPS core. But yeah, calls to the OS are made through system calls (not all architectures provide an instruction specific for this, btw, e.g. Intel does not). This is kind of universal anyway.