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Thanks for the add Berion. Because of your email request. Should be doable. The swap partition is always the same size, etc. a static generation of a "fresh" empty FAT32 is therefore feasible, to break a update loop.

@jcorrea There are only low level functions for correct read/write blocks(sectors) from/to the ps3 HDD. Based on the PS3 partition table, i.e. the start and size of the various regions, data is always read in the correct plaintext and plaintext is always correctly encrypted and written back to...

@Rys_la_elegida The "undo" option is intended for people who will think twice. Do I want to get the 7% from the reserved memory and thus reduce the reserved memory to 1% or would I rather not? Or people who might just want to see how much they would win. It should be clear that you cannot use...

@quirky11 Thank you very much :) Твоё здоровье!

@Neal Cullum Yes, after the change is made, 7% of the previously reserved "available memory" is available again. Thx @aldostools , stupid habit of always taking -1 for errors ... :)

@aldostools Yes, it really doesn't take much to change the superblock. :) The problem was that writing to the HDD didn't work. We need to change the "active" superblock of the mounted fs. If the fs is unmounted, it will be written back to the HDD with all changes. And BTW, that would also...

https://mega.nz/file/zdk1lKqZ#aj4WFdOeosH_ncIB5flNtUxPs341PSYaXdLF2DdA45A

No it is a uint64_t.

@Zar AFAIK only the last 8 bits, flags[56:63], are dealt with in this system call. Unfortunately I don't have time to look in the lv2 database.

Long ago, but i look into my databases: This happens in the lv2 kernel with this syscall: sysm_send_packet() send the inquiry packet to the system manager, then we wait for the answare in RX packet. arg1 is a u8 from offset 0x01 of RX packet. Meanwhile, in gotham city: After the system...

Hehehe, thx for mention, but it cannot be repeated often enough, you make an incredibly good job regarding the PS2 emu stuff @kozarovv :applouse:

long ago, not sure if this is the right thing: https://mega.nz/#!GFcDDSbT!4LhWgMHUfEsiRDg76uHTAVzvRQuBIz7ODbqHKMtkzfU

Still add to my db, thx zeco. Love it to see my "constructed" shit match with a real dump, hehehe. Also thx to the "patch dude" :)

@Berion Yes I get the same results, also with a LE ufs2 image(FreeBSD) and the unchanged driver, its a driver problem. Thx for the further tests :)

Not a endianness problem, sounds like memory leak in the driver. BTW, my changes only swap things from BE to LE for work and back to BE for write to HDD, I do not alloc something. As I have said to you per PN, construction site... If I found time I look further. And thx for testing :)