Post: Guys why dont we start at part 1
07-19-2010, 11:48 AM #1
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Okk so none of u probably want to BUT. Hunter started with WAW and has said there aint a checksum so why shouldnt we all try that??? then u can get used to decryption and actually test if it works?? Dont flame but i havnt seen many people trying it so try re-trace Hunters steps and we could come across something!!!!!

Just remember to de compress the WAW patch u need to have knowledge of zlib headers

If your with me quote otherwise dont bother replying..

EDIT: this is from brendanj9554

Originally posted by another user
Just to add. Ppl who are trying to modded the pkg file itself are waisting there time.

I have found out a few things will looking into all the files.

1 method I head off is putting a custom fastfile within the pkg. Fixing checksum and then sending it to the ps3 via proxy. Nobody has got it to work sussesfully because.........

It's the game discs itself that creates the header for the fastfile. Xbox and ps3 headers ate different because the platforms are different and how they handle files. When ppl do finally unpack the .pkg (I have done this so not a theory) they will not find a single file that starts iwff..... This is because the disc adds the header to the fastfiles as they ate installed to the hdd.

So ppl trying to send a modded pkg (that's write protected by the way) will 100% off the time get a fail on install.
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07-19-2010, 12:23 PM #11
Originally posted by brendanj9554 View Post
Just scrap the pkg method mate. I decompiled it but it is write protected. Which means even if one hex byte is changed it will fail on install. So all the methods ov Linux etc etc and all the bs I read on here is rubbish ppl are waisting there time with it.

A bold statement I know.

But I decompiled the full pkg with windows xp and a simple dos program.

Just gotta figure out the checksum

Waw = no checksum and can be hack via hdd method.

Mw2 = checksum and hdd checksum markers. Still working on fixing this


hmm interesting and okk was thinking that 1st... now to buy my low f/w ps3
07-19-2010, 12:26 PM #12
Big Poppa Bren
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by XxprokillahxX View Post
hmm interesting and okk was thinking that 1st... now to buy my low f/w ps3


Still need someone to confirm the fastfile on a low fw hdd dump mate on our site. Just need to know if there's 30.......30 at the end ov the 2nd iwff block
07-19-2010, 12:27 PM #13
sandman4
VIP MEMBER
Originally posted by XxprokillahxX View Post
Yeh mate this is 2nd nature to me and brendan... we have found out heaps but mw2 is gay... also brendan answer my PM on HDD Team...





can i join hdd team?

and lets start on waw just sp we no what we are doing first
07-19-2010, 12:30 PM #14
Big Poppa Bren
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by XxprokillahxX View Post
hmm interesting and okk was thinking that 1st... now to buy my low f/w ps3


Will do a full in depth tut on how to decompile a fastfile and recompile with a simple dos program. No voodoo programs like Linux or all that bs.

Will post on ours first then here.
07-19-2010, 12:33 PM #15
Originally posted by sandman4 View Post
can i join hdd team?

and lets start on waw just sp we no what we are doing first


lol mate im a bit further than u but PM on what u know so far? since i already know how to decompress mw2 patch... edit the .gsc's but we stuck on checksum so im buying a fat... either low f/w or not coz i got a slim and im going to try WAW once i get my new ps3

Originally posted by brendanj9554 View Post
Will do a full in depth tut on how to decompile a fastfile and recompile with a simple dos program. No voodoo programs like Linux or all that bs.

Will post on ours first then here.


Sounds good mate and id leave it 4 a bit since ur guna get spammed... just tell the trustable people on here.
07-19-2010, 12:39 PM #16
Big Poppa Bren
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by XxprokillahxX View Post
lol mate im a bit further than u but PM on what u know so far? since i already know how to decompress mw2 patch... edit the .gsc's but we stuck on checksum so im buying a fat... either low f/w or not coz i got a slim and im going to try WAW once i get my new ps3



Sounds good mate and id leave it 4 a bit since ur guna get spammed... just tell the trustable people on here.


You got a point there mate. Mite wait till everybody fails on shanes way. (not heard any Success from that hahaha)

When ppl are ready to try the real way to decompile either the pkg or the fastfiles I will post a tut.

Till then it will go on our site.
07-19-2010, 12:42 PM #17
sandman4
VIP MEMBER
Originally posted by another user
Will do a full in depth tut on how to decompile a fastfile and recompile with a simple dos program. No voodoo programs like Linux or all that bs.

Will post on ours first then here.




we can already view fast file with ff viewer cant we?
07-19-2010, 12:45 PM #18
Originally posted by brendanj9554 View Post
You got a point there mate. Mite wait till everybody fails on shanes way. (not heard any Success from that hahaha)

When ppl are ready to try the real way to decompile either the pkg or the fastfiles I will post a tut.

Till then it will go on our site.


Yeh mate sounds good since we get priority

Originally posted by sandman4 View Post
we can already view fast file with ff viewer cant we?


and u gotta decompress the .gsc's to see the .ff and ff viewer aint made for ps3 either... to my knowledge... aint givin too much info out since me and brendan took ages to find out decompressing...
07-19-2010, 12:46 PM #19
Big Poppa Bren
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by sandman4 View Post
we can already view fast file with ff viewer cant we?


Nope!!!!!

The only way to view ps3 fastfile in viewer is to paste the xbox header in file lol. Toss just another fail. I have done all the methods that are posted on here. And only one way works...... But wait.. I figured that by myself so you wouldn't find the tut etc here cause there isn't one in existence YET!!

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