(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey NGU, this is one of my first posts so if im breaking rules, posting in the wrong section, etc. please let me know.
I am posting a tutorial on how to use a debug eboot on psn games(Digital downloads) without multiman, or any other emulations/ backups.
Many people have said that using a debug eboot on these games is impossible, and im here to clear that up.


Written Tutorial (for black ops 2):
1: Download TrueAncestor SELF Resigner, version 1.91 by jjkkyu and an the eboot builder of your choice.

2: Build a customized CEX eboot for your region with the builder, and put the eboot into the resigner folder.

3:Run the resigner and enable 4.21+ firmware.

4:Press 1 to decrypt the eboot, and then 3 to assign a NPDRM link to the content.

5: Get your DRM key by visiting dev_hdd0/game/NPxxxxxxx/DRMDIR/ and find the one with the .hdr extension.
Copy the name of the file without the extension ei: UP0002-NPUB31054_00-CODBLACKOPS2DL00
And paste it into the self resigner.

6:Press enter and let it encrypt, then re decrypt it. (the eboot)

7:Close the self resigner and reopen it. (This fixes a bug in the resigning process)

8: Re-enable the 4.21+ firmware and type 11 to resign the eboot to a self.


9: Copy to your game folder (MAKE SURE TO SAVE A BACKUP OF YOUR EBOOT IN CASE OF ERROR) and replace the eboot inside with your new debug eboot.


How to connect if repeated freezing occurs:
1: Connect to the system in prodg

2: Attach to the process, continue without symbols, press play 2-3 times, and check your process list on prodg console manager

3: If a task somewhere in the middle is red, right click it and suspend it. Click the play button again and you will be able to play.


Video tutorial for bo2 and more games:





Enjoy!

If you have any troubles, or have found errors, please let me know so i can fix them!

I already posted a tutorial on this with pics, minus the video...

Well i wish i had known that. Every time i search for ways to do a debug for psn games i get 0 searches found everywhere. Woulda saved quite a bit of time