PPPwn
PPPwn copied to clipboard
TheOfficialFloW
10.50 / 10.70 / 10.71 and 9.50 / 9.60 Support
Added offsets for 10.50 / 10.70 / 10.71 and for 9.50 / 9.60
Tested versions:
- [ ] 9.50
- [ ] 9.60
- [x] 10.50
- [ ] 10.70
- [x] 10.71
I'm not 100% sure but i search half and they all came up the same. once I'm done with helping sistro ill update to 10.70 and test
once im done with helping sistro ill update to 10.70 and test
Works on 10.71
Thank you
I haveve 10.50 and I am currently getting my laptop set up to build this so I can test it out for you.
I have 9.60, gonna test once it's available.
Can you build it?
I think so, but I'll let you know if I need a build.
I have 10.70
Can you test it?
I don’t know how to do xD
Do you have Linux?
I have 10.70
Can you test it?
I don’t know how to do xD
Do you have Linux?
No
I haveve 10.50 and I am currently getting my laptop set up to build this so I can test it out for you.
Update:
Took a couple attempts but it worked 👍 First attempt failed at scanning for corrupted object and the second attempt was successful.
I have 9.60, gonna test once it's available.
Can you build it?
I think so, but I'll let you know if I need a build.
You can build it from https://github.com/rafaelflromao/PPPwn/
I haveve 10.50 and I am currently getting my laptop set up to build this so I can test it out for you.
Update:
Took a couple attempts but it worked 👍 First attempt failed at scanning for corrupted object and the second attempt was successful.
Can you try the 10.70
Can you try the 10.70
I think @EchoStretch was going to test that. I don't really want to update my system and I have everything set up for 10.50 now.
I haveve 10.50 and I am currently getting my laptop set up to build this so I can test it out for you.
Update:
Took a couple attempts but it worked 👍 First attempt failed at scanning for corrupted object and the second attempt was successful.
Can you try the 10.70
If it works on version 1.50 and on version 1.71, the chance of it working on version 1.70 is very high.
tested 8 times on 10.50 ps4 pro linux mint on vmware workstation
attempts: 1: crashed ps4 and bootlooped a few times 2 & 3: please retry (scanning object failed) 4: started before i tested the connection & failed please retry (scanning object failed) 5: failed please retry (scanning object failed)
--i restarted the ps4--
6: failed please retry (scanning object failed) 7: failed please retry (scanning object failed) 8: crashed ps4 when i unplugged ethernet (scanning object failed)
tested 8 times on 10.50 ps4 pro linux mint on vmware workstation
attempts: 1: crashed ps4 and bootlooped a few times 2 & 3: please retry (scanning object failed) 4: started before i set up the connection & failed please retry (scanning object failed) 5: failed please retry (scanning object failed)
--i restarted the ps4--
6: failed please retry (scanning object failed) 7: failed please retry (scanning object failed) 8: crashed ps4 when i unplugged ethernet (scanning object failed)
tested 8 times on 10.50 ps4 pro linux mint on vmware workstation
attempts: 1: crashed ps4 and bootlooped a few times 2 & 3: please retry (scanning object failed) 4: started before i tested the connection & failed please retry (scanning object failed) 5: failed please retry (scanning object failed)
--i restarted the ps4--
6: failed please retry (scanning object failed) 7: failed please retry (scanning object failed) 8: crashed ps4 when i unplugged ethernet (scanning object failed)
Did you specify the correct firmware version when building?
i have a hunch it was vmware doing something as linux mint was spamming network errors constantly im installing mint on virtual box at the moment will test with that too
i have a hunch it was vmware doing something as linux mint was spamming network errors constantly im installing mint on virtual box at the moment will test with that too
Yeah, I used Linux Mint that was already installed on an old Macbook Pro I have and a USB Ethernet adapter. My PS4 Pro is also freshly initialized, I shelved it after getting a PS5 and transfering my data over, not sure if that makes any difference.
