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PS3 ManaGunZ - PS3 Backup Manager by Zar v1.41

Also, I tried to use socat, I'm doing this cmd : "socat udp-recv:18140 stdout" but i don't receive any message (I didn't forget to change the BUILD_TYPE to debug)
have you tried windows socat version i have uploaded? there CAN be a big problem with windoof firewall and router to get output, so you have to make exclusions in firewall to get output.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/63377561/misc/socat_win.zip

real cmd is:
socat udp-recv:18194 stdout

i also tried to get a log from output, but i do not get the cmd to it. sometimes would be better to log output instead of real-time output.
 
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I found out that it's coming from the mamba payload that I compile, I didn't change anything from the source code BUT the binary files sizes aren't the same as yours. Mine is bigger for example for the payload_475C:
from autoloader bin (10 mars) = 86 304
from compiled source (10 mars) = 88 224 md5 :97b4de558de5d77eef0c5b958864de6e
from compiled source (24 october) = 88 256 md5 :70847be57d29b36e287e008cbc92d2f1

If I use the payload included in the autoloader with managunz, PSP games works. But if I use the compiled payload it doesn't work :s . Any idea ? someone can try to compiled to check if they generate the same file ? perhaps, my environnement is corrupted ? I don't understand :s

The payloads in autoloader are old.. so the size is not the same..

If you want.. i can send you the compiled payload when i'm back from work..
 
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I found out that it's coming from the mamba payload that I compile, I didn't change anything from the source code BUT the binary files sizes aren't the same as yours. Mine is bigger for example for the payload_475C:
from autoloader bin (10 mars) = 86 304
from compiled source (10 mars) = 88 224 md5 :97b4de558de5d77eef0c5b958864de6e
from compiled source (24 october) = 88 256 md5 :70847be57d29b36e287e008cbc92d2f1

If I use the payload included in the autoloader with managunz, PSP games works. But if I use the compiled payload it doesn't work :s . Any idea ? someone can try to compiled to check if they generate the same file ? perhaps, my environnement is corrupted ? I don't understand :s

Also, I tried to use socat, I'm doing this cmd : "socat udp-recv:18140 stdout" but i don't receive any message (I didn't forget to change the BUILD_TYPE to debug)
Aren't you using the wrong port for socat?
 
@Zar mmm.. i think you're right, my compiled payload differs in size..

your (24 october) = 88 256 md5 :70847be57d29b36e287e008cbc92d2f1
my (24 october) = 86 304 md5: 33379af4b4d793e81e592f9c2a2675c8

Try if my compiled payloads works..
 

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yes, perhaps wrong port, i'll try tomorrow again.
No problem.
In Cobra the port is 18194 & I assume it's the same in mamba...

I have been playing with Managunz a lot recently, I love it. [emoji6]
I noticed a couple of little bugs you may want to know about.
I will first reproduce them so I can describe the steps to you properly later on... [emoji6]
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@Zar mmm.. i think you're right, my compiled payload differs in size..

your (24 october) = 88 256 md5 :70847be57d29b36e287e008cbc92d2f1
my (24 october) = 86 304 md5: 33379af4b4d793e81e592f9c2a2675c8

Try if my compiled payloads works..

it's working with your payloads... i tryed to figure out why I can't compile like you did, unfortunatly i didn't found. Are you using the .bat file ? or .sh ? or the console : make all ?
 
it's working with your payloads... i tryed to figure out why I can't compile like you did, unfortunatly i didn't found. Are you using the .bat file ? or .sh ? or the console : make all ?
I use linux (make_all.sh)
I never use windows to compile the mamba source.. maybe something is wrong in that .bat.. i don't know..
Maybe you can ask to @Joonie

Have you tried to compile only the payload 4.75 from console?
 
I use linux (make_all.sh)
I never use windows to compile the mamba source.. maybe something is wrong in that .bat.. i don't know..
Maybe you can ask to @Joonie

Have you tried to compile only the payload 4.75 from console?

I think I had a problem using your mamba v3 as well, so I ended up compiling mamba v2.2 by @_NzV_ for IRIS like @aldostools did

and yes, I did compile on Windows via mingw.
 
You can compile the last source of mamba v3 and see if the size and md5 is the same of mine?

I doubt it will be the same, because I get different hashes on COBRA binaries too. I prefer compiling on Fedora as well, but never bothered by mamba, but I shall try that to see if that fixes the issue..

It's late here, so will try later!
 
I doubt it will be the same, because I get different hashes on COBRA binaries too. I prefer compiling on Fedora as well, but never bothered by mamba, but I shall try that to see if that fixes the issue..

It's late here, so will try later!
Thanks! Yes the md5 probably always changed, the important is the size, i only want see if the problem is in the enviroment of Zar or something in the source..
 
Thanks! Yes the md5 probably always changed, the important is the size, i only want see if the problem is in the enviroment of Zar or something in the source..

I think it was larger on Windows than on Linux


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@kozarovv it's not woring with ur payload.

I think the issue comme from the gcc used. I'm pretty sure @Rancid-o is not using the gcc included, as he is using the sh script and PS3DEV is not defined in this file. So, he probably have a different value for PS3DEV, so another gcc.

The cobra develloper wrote that it will be better to used gcc 4.1.1 and the gcc included in source is the 4.2.0 that might explain why it's working ...
 
@kozarovv it's not woring with ur payload.

I think the issue comme from the gcc used. I'm pretty sure @Rancid-o is not using the gcc included, as he is using the sh script and PS3DEV is not defined in this file. So, he probably have a different value for PS3DEV, so another gcc.

The cobra develloper wrote that it will be better to used gcc 4.1.1 and the gcc included in source is the 4.2.0 that might explain why it's working ...

Yes maybe the problem is the version of gcc.. i use gcc 4.1.1..

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@Zar in the makefile replace the CFLAGS -O2 with -Os, that make the payload smaller and seems fix the problem..
 
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