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PSPPack is a PlayStation Portable executable packer/encrypter that can be used to create very small files (like 4k or bigger intros/homebrews) compatible with PSP official firmware.   
PSPPack is a PlayStation Portable executable packer/encrypter that can be used to create very small files (like 4k or bigger intros/homebrews) compatible with PSP official firmware.   

Revision as of 01:03, 14 August 2023

PSPPack
Psppack.png
General
Authorhitchhikr
TypeFile Operation
Version1.3
LicenseGPL-3.0
Last Updated2022/11/12
Links
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Website
Source

PSPPack is a PlayStation Portable executable packer/encrypter that can be used to create very small files (like 4k or bigger intros/homebrews) compatible with PSP official firmware.

The program generates prxs based eboots, doesn't rely on pre-forged commercial games headers like other packers and is made to produce the smallest possible eboot from a given prx.

User guide

Usage: PSPPack [-1..5] <input>

[-1..5]: Number of compression passes (default: 5)
<input>: A valid ELF file
(a packed & signed EBOOT.PBP will be produced from it).

Changelog

v1.3 2022/11/12

  • Can now specify number of compression passes.

v1.2 2022/09/14

  • Previous version wasn't reporting correct output size.

External links

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