Post: [Contribute] Signing Homebrew PKG's
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01-05-2011, 09:17 AM
#1
DCLXVI
Smoke weed.
I'm about to download the Git for the ps3 keys and see if i can sign the ftp, if i can, expect ftp on 3.55 by tomorrow.
UPDATE: i have gotten fwtool to work, i will try to sign the ftp as soon as i come back from a snow trip with my girlfriend today, i will send the signed ftp to people who helped for testing.
And to any mod that reads this, its not leaking, i am signing it with tools other than sdk, so i can post it in non premium section
UPDATE 2: i going to try to replace all the keys in fwtool with the keys required to sign homebrew executables, but i need a question answered, do i use appldr keys?
i just want to say, if you ask for the ftp, you aren't getting it, those who will get it, know who they are.
UPDATE 3: Well im sorry to say i've been beaten to it, I can't say who did it, and i can't say when it will come out, but it's been done and I have given up
I gave it my best shot, made some progress, lost a lot of hours of sleep, and learned so much
Hopefully someone signs it with Matt's algorithm, so non premiums can have it too
Big thanks to Dylan_Owns, ZoneTw0, and _Alfa_
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01-07-2011, 10:43 PM
#146
Jaytech
Hurah!
Originally posted by maciver6969
Lately the state of new custom firmware has been about as clear as mud. There are 2 3.55 custom firmwares released. At this point neither will run anything not signed. From this point on I have no idea the point of running a custom 3.55 firmware. Is there any benefits at this point for using this? The OFW 3.55 is NOT modable, nor is it downgradeable. Does the custom 3.55 have this ability? None of the websites that carry release info have explained the benifits and drawbacks of these new tools. I see a lot of speculation and hopes, just little that is concrete. I assume the people here are more willing to either explain, or direct me to the information. Thanks in advance.
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this explains everything.
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