Resolve the rebase conflicts with upstream's public API header migration. Put the typed entitlement-key layout and signature in Api.hpp, remove duplicate test/source declarations, and retain upstream's typed add-content checks and initialization behavior.
Keep ignoring the service label in the no-entitlement model. Cover labels 0, 7, 8 and UINT32_MAX without touching the output key. Update debt to distinguish firmware 13.42 module-side validation from the still-unverified system-service result. Evidence: https://github.com/boykopovar/AnyPS5/pull/9638#issuecomment-6390573735
Ubuntu 24.04, GCC 13.3, Release, upstream e7e3e9c198: actual libraries and guest_appcontent_tests built; guest_appcontent passes 1/1. Public-header audit, syntax checks of implementation and test, conventions, test registration and whitespace checks pass. No title or PS5 hardware tested; Windows was not rerun for this update.
AI-assisted: yes
Homebrew built with the ps5-payload-dev SDK declares
sceNotificationSend(int userId, bool isLogged, const char* payload) and
its notify sample passes the system user, true and a JSON toast. Use
those parameters, which take the same registers as before, keep the
export throwing and record the call in the technical debt.
Auditing a title before its first run takes several manual steps from
GAME_TESTING: unwrap eboot.bin and every module the title ships with
unwrap_self.py, convert them with relinker --registry (with
--module-dir for Unity's Media/Modules and Media/Plugins, and for
modules beside eboot.bin), and pass every registry and module folder
to import_audit.py. Missing one module folder turns its imports into
false "absent" entries.
tools/audit_dump.py <app0> --relinker <path> --libs <dir> does those
steps into a temporary directory (or --work <dir>), reading the dump
only. A module that is already a plain ELF is copied; one that is
neither a SELF nor an ELF fails the run. It returns import_audit's exit
code, or 2 when unwrapping or conversion fails.
audit_dump covers the module folders and the module-dir list, a
refused module, the relinker command line, the arguments passed to
import_audit, a relinker failure and the argument errors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Both libc debt entries said the console behaviour was unverified. The
libc.prx that PPSA13934 ships in sce_module/ settles them (read from
disassembly, not measured on a console):
- _Mtx_trylock (0x5cf0) passes its argument to scePthreadMutexTrylock
and returns 0 on success, 3 for SCE_KERNEL_ERROR_EBUSY and 4 for any
other error.
- strdup (0x6b440) calls strlen and strndup (0x6b650) calls strnlen on
the source with no null check, so both fault on a null source, except
strndup(NULL, 0), which returns an empty copy where this libc returns
null with EINVAL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
sceNetConfigGetIfFlags answers interface 0, lo0 in the sceNetGetIfName
numbering, with IFF_UP | IFF_LOOPBACK | IFF_RUNNING | IFF_MULTICAST, the
flags FreeBSD 11 gives a configured loopback. Other interfaces and a null
flags pointer throw: the library models no other interface.
sceNetInitParam initializes the library as sceNetInit does and returns
its result. NetInitializeParameter's layout is unknown, so its fields are
not read; a null parameter throws because its console result is unknown.
hypermist