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nickxab
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RE: ISO firmware recognition
Hey i try to edit the boot.bin from the dirt 2 and the motor storm but it has only dots :S

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14/09/2009 10:46 AM
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RE: ISO firmware recognition
nickxab Wrote:Hey i try to edit the boot.bin from the dirt 2 and the motor storm but it has only dots :S

SchmilK has explained this Wrote:boot.bin ... no e = not encrypted
on these new games the boot.bin is a dummy file..open it up in hexworkshop, its all 0's :(

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14/09/2009 11:31 AM
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nickxab
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Ooops i didn't understood it before.
Ok thanks man.

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14/09/2009 11:58 AM
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RE: ISO firmware recognition
Thanks for all the reply's guys. Looks like I'll have to just wait until 6.00 CFW comes out.

14/09/2009 06:12 PM
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RE: ISO firmware recognition
yeah, i think so. i started a thread on this before i found yours. i used to be able to hex edit psp game demos to run on the firmware i had. it used to be easy: just open it in a hex editor and change the version number in the opening lines.

but i tried that with a newer ISO and it's way different now. oh well, like you said...wee probably just have to wait until there's a new CFW or a brilliant hacker makes a breakthrough...whichever comes first.

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28/09/2009 07:53 PM
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RE: ISO firmware recognition
i also posted this on the thread i started:

well, wee all knew they were doing something differently. i just confirmed that it's something different in addition to previous firmware checks...

downloaded the peace walker demo from IGN. tried running it without any editing. the gameboot didn't even load...instead i got the message that i needed at least Sony OFW 5.51 in order to run the demo.

so i went into the EBOOT and found the firmware check (!). in the opening lines of the file there is a very clear "551" string. changed it to 500. replaced the old eboot with my new one and...GAMEBOOT LOADS. then, heartbreak: still getting the error after the gameboot plays "The game could not be started". 2 firmware checks? guess it's easier to add a layer of security rather than to fix the old one :-P

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28/09/2009 08:34 PM
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