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The creator(s) of the 2.0 Buffer Overflow have spoken with me and have created a way to allow the execution of a binary file from the root directory of the memory stick. I was told that it will load binary files up to 64k from the memory stick, but won’t load un-encrypted elf files yet. The file named ‘h.bin’ must be placed in the root directory of ms0: for it to run. Here’s what was said in the readme: “
Pure binary loader.
* it's loaded at 0x08810000
* it's max 64 kb
* it's pure binary MIPS code
* you have to use syscalls and not NIDs
* it runs in user space!
* it's called h.bin (paint screen blue yay!) in the root of the MemoryStick
Set the frame_buffer.png as background like before and Place the new overflow.tif in the photos dir and the h.bin on the memory stick. It loads ms0:/h.bin
Pure binary loader.
* it's loaded at 0x08810000
* it's max 64 kb
* it's pure binary MIPS code
* you have to use syscalls and not NIDs
* it runs in user space!
* it's called h.bin (paint screen blue yay!) in the root of the MemoryStick
Set the frame_buffer.png as background like before and Place the new overflow.tif in the photos dir and the h.bin on the memory stick. It loads ms0:/h.bin
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Well it's always nice to see progress and I think thats what I'm seeing right now