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Quer3qandClaude Opus 5.5
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Archives (.zip, .7z, .rar; multi-part sets) are a source on every target, the PS5 included: - New crate ps5-dump-forge-archive: own zip reader, 7z over sevenz-rust2 (decode only), RAR through our wrapper over unrar_sys's UnRAR, with memory, header and link limits. - Conversions read the game straight from the archive (stream::Reader), file by file in the writer's order, with nothing unpacked to disk; solid archives re-decode on a backward read. - Release-site passwords are tried first when an archive needs one; a password counts only when it reads the game's param.json (and an encrypted file when param.json is in the clear). - Truncated RARs, swapped parts and unsafe names are refused; every part is guarded from delete while its job runs. AMPR: the game's ampr_emu version is read from its runtime. Update AMPR (now in the Full verification box) shows only for an older one; Pack keeps a runtime that is not older and reads packs. The LZ4 tab blocks a game without ampr_emu and hides its LZ4 tile. UI: animated dots on waiting texts, shorter LZ4 texts in all 11 languages, new target orders and defaults (Convert: fpkg; LZ4: exfat), "Папка с игрой", no "No preflight findings" line. Server: a source read waits up to 30 s for one of its 2 slots (at most 4 waiting; 409 while stopping). Release zips hold only the app and the CLI; the UnRAR licences live in vendor/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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3.7 KiB
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71 lines
3.7 KiB
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Builds target/ps5/ps5-dump-forge.elf, the CLI as a PS5 payload, in Docker. See ps5/README.md.
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# The web UI it serves is built on the host first (node isn't in the image) and embedded;
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# FORGE_SKIP_WEB=1 skips that (app/dist-http as it is, or a placeholder page).
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# Two stages, since a running payload can't read its own file: stage 1 (target/ps5/stage1.elf)
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# has no copy of itself; stage 2, the final ELF, embeds stage 1, which it saves as
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# /data/dumpforge/ps5-dump-forge.elf (crates/ps5-dump-forge-server/src/self_copy.rs).
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# A debug build (FORGE_DEBUG_API set) stops after stage 1: the final ELF is stage 1, no copy.
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set -euo pipefail
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cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
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if [[ "${1:-}" != --inside ]]; then
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require_web=1
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if [[ "${FORGE_SKIP_WEB:-}" == 1 ]]; then
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echo "ps5/build.sh: FORGE_SKIP_WEB=1: not building the web UI; embedding app/dist-http as it is, or a placeholder page" >&2
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require_web=0
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else
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(cd app && npm run build:http)
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fi
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docker build -t ps5-dump-forge-ps5 ps5
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exec docker run --rm --user "$(id -u):$(id -g)" -e HOME=/tmp \
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-e CARGO_HOME=/work/target/ps5/cargo -e FORGE_DEBUG_API -e FORGE_REQUIRE_WEB="$require_web" \
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-v "$PWD:/work" ps5-dump-forge-ps5 ps5/build.sh --inside
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fi
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out=target/ps5
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cc="$PS5_PAYLOAD_SDK/bin/prospero-clang"
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mkdir -p "$out/shim"
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for src in ps5/shim/freebsd11.c ps5/shim/syscalls.S ps5/entry.c ps5/compat.c ps5/launcher.c; do
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name=$(basename "${src%.*}")
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"$cc" -O2 -Wall -Wextra -Werror -c "$src" -o "$out/shim/$name.o"
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done
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export RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP=1
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# The PS5 kernel fills FreeBSD 11 structs (stat 120 bytes, dirent 264, old statfs); libc and the
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# std built here default to FreeBSD 12's. libc >= 0.2.187 reads this cfg (it ignores the old
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# RUST_LIBC_UNSTABLE_FREEBSD_VERSION env var); rustflags reach std too under -Z build-std.
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# The CLI asserts the struct sizes at compile time, so losing this fails the build.
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export CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_PS5_FREEBSD_RUSTFLAGS='--cfg libc_unstable_freebsd_version="11"'
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export CARGO_TARGET_DIR="$out"
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export CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_PS5_FREEBSD_LINKER=/work/ps5/linker.sh
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export CC_x86_64_ps5_freebsd="$cc" AR_x86_64_ps5_freebsd="$PS5_PAYLOAD_SDK/bin/prospero-ar"
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# cc-rs (blake3's SIMD assembly) passes --target=x86_64-unknown-freebsd-ps5, which clang refuses;
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# a later --target wins, so put the SDK's own target back (as ps5-ai-cli's check-codex.sh does).
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export CFLAGS_x86_64_ps5_freebsd='--target=x86_64-sie-ps5 -mno-red-zone -femulated-tls'
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# unrar_sys builds UnRAR's C++ the same way; linker.sh links the SDK's libc++ for it.
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export CXX_x86_64_ps5_freebsd="$PS5_PAYLOAD_SDK/bin/prospero-clang++"
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export CXXFLAGS_x86_64_ps5_freebsd="$CFLAGS_x86_64_ps5_freebsd"
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# Cargo doesn't see the C objects or linker.sh; dropping the CLI's linked output makes it relink
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# (about 8 s) so a shim or entry change always lands in the ELF.
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build() {
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rm -f "$out"/x86_64-ps5-freebsd/release/deps/ps5_dump_forge-*
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cargo build --release --locked -p ps5-dump-forge-cli \
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--target ps5/x86_64-ps5-freebsd.json -Z json-target-spec \
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-Z build-std=std,panic_abort -Z build-std-features=panic-unwind
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}
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# Stage 1 is copied out (stage 2's build writes the same cargo output) before stage 2 reads it.
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unset FORGE_SELF_ELF
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build
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cp "$out/x86_64-ps5-freebsd/release/ps5-dump-forge" "$out/stage1.elf"
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if [[ -n ${FORGE_DEBUG_API+x} ]]; then
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echo "ps5/build.sh: FORGE_DEBUG_API is set: no stage 2; the ELF carries no copy of itself" >&2
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cp "$out/stage1.elf" "$out/ps5-dump-forge.elf"
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else
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FORGE_SELF_ELF="$PWD/$out/stage1.elf" build
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cp "$out/x86_64-ps5-freebsd/release/ps5-dump-forge" "$out/ps5-dump-forge.elf"
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fi
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llvm-readelf -h -d "$out/ps5-dump-forge.elf" > "$out/ps5-dump-forge.elf.txt"
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ls -l "$out/stage1.elf" "$out/ps5-dump-forge.elf"
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