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About LinkBacksI'm having a play with IDA and lv2 dumps to see if I can start to be useful to the scene in some way.
I have a question though. How do I load a library file from the the SDK into IDA to have a poke around at the code in there? It recognises as a ELF64 and i change the processor to ppc but then i get 2 error messages. The first being "ELF-Flag contain unknown bit(s)" and the 2nd says something about an unrecognised relocation format.
Then it doesn't do the analysis properly. Does anyone know what i need to change to get this to work?
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#1 Reverse engineering help
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Reverse engineering help –
11-16-2010,03:58 PM
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11-16-2010,03:59 PMAlmost all of the executables inside the SDK are encrypted, at the moment nobodies made public how to decrypt them
PSIDPatch - http://bit.ly/psidpatch
xRegistry Editor - http://bit.ly/xregistry
Playstation 3 Update Repo - http://bit.ly/iR2iXh
People, stop hating on Math & Co. If it wasn't for them we'd be nowhere, so what if they have their secrets? Remember, they could of just decided not to show anything
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11-16-2010,04:02 PMah damn
Originally Posted by stoker25
Almost all of the executables inside the SDK are encrypted, at the moment nobodies made public how to decrypt them
that makes sense why it looked like gibberish. Are there magical wizard people out there with the decryption spells that do not wish to share or is it that it just hasn't been done yet?
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11-16-2010,04:10 PMA thought occurs... it does recognize one or two of the function names, if it was encrypted would it not be unable to recognize anything? Originally Posted by stoker25
Almost all of the executables inside the SDK are encrypted, at the moment nobodies made public how to decrypt them
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