Can you extract that file from the EBOOT used in DECR consoles?.
https://mega.nz/#!gAARAQhR!A1UwM54-Qvj-OsR9YaY3WLatRTqoAhmmh_QN3BGw7m0
See if it's on here: https://archive.org/details/@darthsternie
I don't know if this is it: https://www.mediafire.com/file/q7xb2ycboblikfe/ebootrom.093.zip/file
I think this video from @zecoxao explains how to extract the ebootrom:
edit: I was able to build the files in linux, but I don't have the keys. I don't know where to put them/probably have to ask zecoxao:
@LuanTeles , I figured it out (somewhat). I don't think we can get it to work the way we want it, because that ebootrom isn't decrypted. I used the same file as zecoxao this time, and it worked fine:
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There's something weird that happens if you try processing a non decrypted ebootrom. It tries decrypting every self in the home directory, including PS4 stuff (possibly others). Obviously, it can't find the keys with PS4 stuff though. I'm not sure if they're just placeholders for scetool or what. Processing a decrypted ebootrom works with just that ebootrom, nothing more.@zecoxao how to decrypt the ebootrom?
@LuanTeles , I figured it out further, but dev_blind isn't in a format that makes sense.
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content is just a tar file, unpack it then you will get files.
if I try to extract it as a basic tar, I get this:
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I even tried adding the tar extension. also, is there anyway to extract them all at once? there's like 27 of them.
nm, I figured it out by changing the extension of the mega_content.bin to a tar. slight problem, @LuanTeles :
there is no icontex.qrc
okay, I spoke too soon. it won't let me extract anything from it. if I add the .tar extension, it opens in .7zip, but extracting stuff seems to work as the files appear to exist, but nothing appears on the screen, if that makes sense. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.
I think using the mega_content.bin is wrong. how do I merge all the content files together? they have no extension, so I don't know if I can use copy /b somehow. also, it would have to be recursively. I was going to try merging all the content files together into one .tar file. trying to extract them one-by-one doesn't seem to work as it's not recognized as a .tar file.Hmm I think I used to use tar command on linux..
@LuanTeles , I figured it out further, but dev_blind isn't in a format that makes sense.
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I'm using ubuntu 20.04. no segmentation fault. I fixed the key not found issues by using that post by @zecoxao on youtube. I no longer get that. you have to use ebootromexplode if it's not decrypted. I'm trying to get the files out in the open, but that's causing me problems, not that that matters, because it doesn't show an icontex.qrc, perhaps being even older than the first firmware that was on the system. the decrypted firmwares themselves are so old that they're really only the coreos.By the way, did you get any segmentation fault when tried running the script? And what version of ubuntu are you using? I had two issues. One of them is segmentation fault and the other one is key not found
I'm using ubuntu 20.04. no segmentation fault. I fixed the key not found issues by using that post by @zecoxao on youtube. I no longer get that. you have to use ebootromexplode if it's not decrypted. I'm trying to get the files out in the open, but that's causing me problems, not that that matters, because it doesn't show an icontex.qrc, perhaps being even older than the first firmware that was on the system. the decrypted firmwares themselves are so old that they're really only the coreos.
On some firmwares the icons are located in icon.qrc instead of icontex.qrc