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JonahUK · 12-04-2012

You can decrypt the .self once you have the klicensee from the eboot.
Decrypt the eboot so it becomes a .elf

In the .elf, you will need to find the klicensee key. Once you have that, use SCETool to decrypt the self:

Code:

scetool.exe -v -l WHATEVERTHEKLICENSEWASINHEX -d t6mp_ps3f.self t6mp_ps3f.elf

In my eboot.elf, the klicensee was at offset 00AFC3C0 and matches the one posted earlier:

8C 10 AC 14 73 DF 38 AD D7 A4 F2 EE 8C 83 8D AB

So, the SCETool command would be:

Code:

scetool.exe -v -l 8C10AC1473DF38ADD7A4F2EE8C838DAB -d t6mp_ps3f.self t6mp_ps3f.elf

12-04-2012	#6
JonahUK Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Salford, UK Posts: 1,257 Likes: 574 Liked 769 Times in 489 Posts Mentioned: 165 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	You can decrypt the .self once you have the klicensee from the eboot. Decrypt the eboot so it becomes a .elf In the .elf, you will need to find the klicensee key. Once you have that, use SCETool to decrypt the self: Code: scetool.exe -v -l WHATEVERTHEKLICENSEWASINHEX -d t6mp_ps3f.self t6mp_ps3f.elf In my eboot.elf, the klicensee was at offset 00AFC3C0 and matches the one posted earlier: 8C 10 AC 14 73 DF 38 AD D7 A4 F2 EE 8C 83 8D AB So, the SCETool command would be: Code: scetool.exe -v -l 8C10AC1473DF38ADD7A4F2EE8C838DAB -d t6mp_ps3f.self t6mp_ps3f.elf