[harryoke]

Yes they work on 4.30 cfw....load your save/decrypt/add cheats/re encrypt/rebuild ...job done. Make sure you put your console ID in global.conf

[SJM]

Originally Posted by harryoke Yes they work on 4.30 cfw....load your save/decrypt/add cheats/re encrypt/rebuild ...job done. Make sure you put your console ID in global.conf

Thanks for the reassurance harryoke.

On topic, with regards to the console id, I have used the mighty goog as to how I can obtain it.

I have the 'nor dump.bin' file with me. Would this be the source of my console ID?

If not, do clarify as to where I can locate the article in question.

A noob thanks.

SJM

[DANNY G]

Originally Posted by SJM Thanks for the reassurance harryoke. On topic, with regards to the console id, I have used the mighty goog as to how I can obtain it. I have the 'nor dump.bin' file with me. Would this be the source of my console ID? If not, do clarify as to where I can locate the article in question. A noob thanks. SJM

dude you can find console id nor dump or if still on cfw through multiman/system info

[SJM]

Originally Posted by DANNY G dude you can find console id nor dump or if still on cfw through multiman/system info

Right!

So, using wordpad, I replace all the 'F's in the string:

"console_id=000000010085000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF"

With the numbers presented in MM as

PS3-Id (IDPS): (00000001-0087000.....bla bla..

Thank you for the help.

Very much appreciated.

SJM

[naha09]

im getting this log

Warning: A disc hash key was not found. A fallback disc hash key will be used.[*] Version: 3[*] Type: savegame[*][*] Statuses:[*] Structure:[*] Top Hash: OK[*] Bottom Hash: OK[*]

[aldostools]

Originally Posted by SJM Right! So, using wordpad, I replace all the 'F's in the string: "console_id=000000010085000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" With the numbers presented in MM as PS3-Id (IDPS): (00000001-0087000.....bla bla.. Thank you for the help. Very much appreciated. SJM

Replace all the numbers (not only the F's) and do not include the dashes.

In your case: 000000010087000... blah blah.

I read in another forum that it also works with all zeros (32 '0' digits), but I haven't confirmed it. I mention it just in case it could help some users on OFW.

[gingerbread]

@aldostools It would be great if you could provide us with a mini-guide for different situations. What combination of operation would work?

Scenario 1

If the value is at single static offset/address?

Solution

[TEST2]
; (67) = 0x43 ;Addresses enclosed in parenthesis are treated as decimal.
write at (67): 446966666963756C7479

;The following 3 lines are equivalent:
;write at (67): 446966666963756C7479
;write at 43: "Difficulty"
;write at 0x43: "Difficulty"

Scenario 2

If the value is at multiple static offset?

Solution
Same as above. Add another line with specific offset.

Scenario 1 & 2 are kinda simple. What about other situations? What combination of operation would work?

Scenario 3

If the value is not at a static offset/address? What if the position is always changing at every saving?

Scenario 4

What if you need to change at multiple location of a value is not at a static offset/address? What if the position is always changing at every saving?

Scenario 5

When to use Set Pointer?

Scenario 6

When to use Copy Operation?

Thank Aldo!!

[GelsonSilva]

here all corrompen saves, could not make any save with cheat function using the cheats already in the program. global.conf configured.
This order>>> load your save/decrypt/add cheats/re encrypt/rebuild
Any suggestions?

[raddog]

All I wanna knw is how u resign the trophies to another profile how do u do it.....!! There are no explanation.

[aldostools]

Originally Posted by gingerbread Scenario 3 If the value is not at a static offset/address? What if the position is always changing at every saving? Scenario 4 What if you need to change at multiple location of a value is not at a static offset/address? What if the position is always changing at every saving? Scenario 5 When to use Set Pointer? Scenario 6 When to use Copy Operation? Thank Aldo!!

Scenario 3a:
; the search sets the file pointer to the offset
search "a text value that is near the bytes that will be changed"
write next 3:"TEXT"

Scenario 3b:

; the 2 bytes CA CA will be searched starting from offset 0:
search 0xCACA
write next 0x100:0xCAFE
; the 2 bytes: CA FE are written 256 bytes after the 1st occurrence of CACA
; 0x100 = (256). If the bytes CA CA are not found, the write is not performed.

Scenario 4:

; the 4 bytes BE B0 CA FE   will be searched 3 times starting from offset 0:
search 0xBEB0CAFE:3
write next (-512):0xDEADC0DE
; the 4 bytes: DE AD C0 DE are overwritten 512 bytes before the 3rd occurrence of BEB0CAFE
; If the bytes CA CA are not found, the write is not performed.

Scenario 5a
This is the scenario 4 written using a Set Pointer command:

; find 3rd occurrence of BEB0CAFE
search 0xBEB0CAFE:3
set pointer:-0x200
write next 0:0xDEADC0DE

Scenario 5b

;overwrite the last 4 bytes of the file
set pointer:lastbyte-0x4
write next 0:0xDEADC0DE

Scenario 6
I don't have idea... it is just a command that read the bytes from an static address and writes it in another place. Maybe it is not needed.

;Copy 16 bytes from offset 0x1000 to offset 0x2000
copy 0x1000:0x2000:16
copy 0x1000:0x2000:0x10

The BSD scripting language could be expanded in the future to cover even more scenarios... just need to describe me the scenario in detail