CB2crypt v1.3

[Mezmorize]

I'm not sure really.

What I do know is that it's where the settings (such as auto eject tray) are kept.
After adding a lot of codes or deleting something, my partition always gets corrupted or a file does.
CodeBreaker won't work properly until I use uLaunchElf to delete the xxxxxPBC partition, to start from scratch.

[misfire]

I just released cb2util v1.1, see http://psx-scene.com/forums/f19/cb2u...es-more-73558/

It has the ability to compile your own CodeBreaker "cheats" files and more.

[kh2k4]

The problem I have with it is it still saves the cheats file to the memory card which renders the HDD partition useless, I don't want to disconnect my memory card everytime I use it.
One thing I did notice with it whilst using a unofficial hdd, is it freazes on a black screen when creating the intial partition so you have to reset the ps2, codebreaker then loads as normal the next time it's launched.

[misfire]

To be honest, I don't know much about using CB in combination with a HD. But I do know that this is a different issue not related to cb2util.

I guess the CB creates an encrypted filesystem/partition of sorts where the cheats are saved in a similar fashion as the "cheats" file on memory card.

This is certainly something we/I need to figure out.

[kh2k4]

Does the qstart aka quick start file also save the last turned on codes as well as the game title when you launch a game?, I think it was bungholio that mentioned before that sometimes when activating codes when you return to codebreaker again it turns on / off wrong codes and that some codes aren't being activated in-game could it be qstart is turning off codes prior to lanching a game?

[kh2k4]

Going through the cracked / unpacked cb v9.2 elf I found references to
cmx.irx
firesux0:cmx.irx

I can't upload the elf here but it's md5 sum is 7CCD8C03952838DC3A4AE9367B0C78A2

[misfire]

Another cb2util release: http://psx-scene.com/forums/f19/cb2u...tml#post645775

v1.2 features smart code decryption, see release notes.

[bfoos]

Wow, misfire... nice work!

Also, I saw brief mention of a GSHI version of the cracked CBv9.2 ELF. I can assure, it does in fact exist. Though I was not a contributing member of GSHI at the time of its creation. LMZ was kind enough to setup the cbc server being used by that ELF, so I gave credit where credit was due.

[misfire]

Does the qstart aka quick start file also save the last turned on codes as well as the game title when you launch a game?, I think it was bungholio that mentioned before that sometimes when activating codes when you return to codebreaker again it turns on / off wrong codes and that some codes aren't being activated in-game could it be qstart is turning off codes prior to lanching a game?

Dunno. What about looking in the qstart file?

Going through the cracked / unpacked cb v9.2 elf I found references to
cmx.irx
firesux0:cmx.irx

I can't upload the elf here but it's md5 sum is 7CCD8C03952838DC3A4AE9367B0C78A2

I know about those strings. cmx.irx is most likely just an ego thing and not a real IOP module. IIRC, I dumped actual modules like dev9 from the CB ELF.

Wow, misfire... nice work!

Also, I saw brief mention of a GSHI version of the cracked CBv9.2 ELF. I can assure, it does in fact exist. Though I was not a contributing member of GSHI at the time of its creation. LMZ was kind enough to setup the cbc server being used by that ELF, so I gave credit where credit was due.

Yeah, now I can hardly remember.

[misfire]

cb2util v1.3: http://psx-scene.com/forums/f19/cb2u...tml#post654834

[Gtlcpimp]

I know about those strings. cmx.irx is most likely just an ego thing and not a real IOP module.

Entirely the "ego" thing. For example, the function designed to acquire the Syscall table memory address writes a nonsense Syscall where the function address would be the text "CMX". Then does a hard scan through kernel memory to find the text "CMX".