Although many people are probably downloading pre-signed homebrews now, if you want to sign something yourself, this may be handy.
Haven't tried it myself.

Note, this is a CLI app.  Modification by c0mmiec0mma

c0mmiec0mma Wrote:Same signing rules for EBOOTs applies as with 2.0. I did not make any changes to that part of it:

- User-mode homebrews only
- HB must have max. 4 MB
- HB must be compiled in PRX mode

  PSCRYPTER_2.1_win.zip (Size: 19.14 KB / Downloads: 395)

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For Mac/Linux users, here's the source code which can be compiled for the application:

  PSCRYPTER_2.1_src.tar.gz (Size: 180 KB / Downloads: 253)

c0mmiec0mma Wrote:To compile, you'll need a full-blown GCC along with the PSPSDK, since it uses headers from both and compiles to native Intel/AMD/etc. executables.

You can adjust the maximum EBOOT size by changing one number in main.c and recompiling it.

Linux compilers: check the Makefile before using it to make sure the program name settings work.

Source: http://forums.psp-hacks.com/f118/pscrypt...c-t271518/

(This post was last modified: 23/01/2011 12:51 AM by ZiNgA BuRgA.)

(This post was last modified: 23/01/2011 03:03 AM by flofrucht.)

can i sign ofw6.35 with this?  

(23/01/2011 03:49 AM)flofrucht Wrote:  Why do you want sign a OFW?

Or did you mean Homebrews for 6.35 OFW?

Yes,you can sign homebrews for 6.35 ofw.

greez.flo

any news on a cfw620? or cfw635?

620TN-c works fine but i prefer to play some back-ups,. ;p soon PS1 suport anyway,.