https://github.com/AlexAltea/orbital
Orbital
Virtualization-based PlayStation 4 emulator.
Roadmap
‧ Boot kernel.
‧ Kernel debugging with symbols.
‧ Support for Orbis kernels with KASLR.
‧ Emulating Aeolia's UART device (partial).
‧ Successful driver initialization.
‧ Fix Starsha DCE initialization.
‧ Adding Vulkan support to QEMU.
‧ Process Starsha FIFO commands with a Vulkan backend.
‧ ...
Remarks
‧Until keys are dump, decryption with SAMU will be "emulated" by
hashing encrypted input blobs and returning decrypted blobs previously
obtained from the actual console.
‧Kernel ELFs generated from memory dumps will not work since R/W segments
might have been modified into a state where booting is not possible. Please
generate proper binaries offline by decrypting ELF segments with SAMU, not by
dumping memory.
Status
This is the current state of Orbital on publicly available kernels
along with the date in which the tests were made:
‧0.82 (2017-11-29): Will run fine until hrtimer initialization and then
crash.
‧4.55 (2017-12-21): (Needs testing).
‧5.00 (2017-12-21): All drivers initialize correctly. Later during system
initialization, the kernel gets stuck at an endless loops during
dce_flip_init.
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Orbital
Virtualization-based PlayStation 4 emulator.
Roadmap
‧ Boot kernel.
‧ Kernel debugging with symbols.
‧ Support for Orbis kernels with KASLR.
‧ Emulating Aeolia's UART device (partial).
‧ Successful driver initialization.
‧ Fix Starsha DCE initialization.
‧ Adding Vulkan support to QEMU.
‧ Process Starsha FIFO commands with a Vulkan backend.
‧ ...
Remarks
‧Until keys are dump, decryption with SAMU will be "emulated" by
hashing encrypted input blobs and returning decrypted blobs previously
obtained from the actual console.
‧Kernel ELFs generated from memory dumps will not work since R/W segments
might have been modified into a state where booting is not possible. Please
generate proper binaries offline by decrypting ELF segments with SAMU, not by
dumping memory.
Status
This is the current state of Orbital on publicly available kernels
along with the date in which the tests were made:
‧0.82 (2017-11-29): Will run fine until hrtimer initialization and then
crash.
‧4.55 (2017-12-21): (Needs testing).
‧5.00 (2017-12-21): All drivers initialize correctly. Later during system
initialization, the kernel gets stuck at an endless loops during
dce_flip_init.
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