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Proceeding his last revision, today @darekspy of PS3-Hack.com.pl released via Twitter his PS3 CFW SPY 4.83 Cobra 7.55 Custom Firmware with a demonstration video available from his YouTube Channel below followed by PS3 CFW SPY 4.83 Cobra 7.55 v1.01 and PS3 CFW SPY 4.84 Cobra 7.55 adding support for 4.84 Firmware alongside SPY 4.85 COBRA 8.01 PS3 CFW with PS3 4.85 Firmware support.

Download:

• SPY_483_PS3UPDAT_c45d0ce1b23f3075b642a7ac404720ae.PUP (194.75 MB)
• SPY_483_PS3UPDAT_c45d0ce1b23f3075b642a7ac404720ae.PUP (Mirror)
• SPY_483_COBRA_101_PS3UPDAT_BD1EE0FD1D0AC894E845B82F26D833A0.PUP (194.75 MB)
• SPY_483_COBRA_101_PS3UPDAT_BD1EE0FD1D0AC894E845B82F26D833A0.PUP (Mirror)
• SPY_484_COBRA 755_PS3UPDAT_8c794a8a6cbfd0741c254274372dec19.PUP (194.9 MB)
• SPY_484_COBRA 755_PS3UPDAT_8c794a8a6cbfd0741c254274372dec19.PUP (Mirror)
• SPY_485_COBRA_801_AE8B8BCE1EB6571C6E1AF587F6DCC213_PS3UPDAT.PUP (194.77 MB)
• Github

MD5 Hashes:

• 4.83 v1.00 PUP MD5 Hash: c45d0ce1b23f3075b642a7ac404720ae
• 4.83 v1.01 PUP MD5 Hash: BD1EE0FD1D0AC894E845B82F26D833A0
• 4.84 PUP MD5 Hash: 8c794a8a6cbfd0741c254274372dec19
• 4.85 PUP MD5 Hash: AE8B8BCE1EB6571C6E1AF587F6DCC213

Since Sony released PS3 4.83 OFW, it appears the flood of 4.83 PlayStation 3 Custom Firmware...

Following his initial fMSX MSX / MSX2 / MSX2+ emulator PS4 Port and fMSX 5.05 Support update, today scene homebrew developer BigBoss shared a video demonstrating his recent MSXORBIS FMSX Core work on PlayStation 4.

The fMSX port for PlayStation 4 with liborbis is available on his Github, and check out the MSXORBIS FMSX Core PS4 demo video with related Tweets below where he discusses how to compile it for those interested!

MSXORBIS fmsx core on PlayStation 4

• https://github.com/Ps3itaTeam/ps4linux-video-drivers

According to Huntstark on Reddit a new PlayStation 4 message glitch is going around causing PS4 crashing, resetting or rebuilding the database leading many to factory resetting their consoles and re-installing all the games.

He states the following warning, to quote: "Even deleting the message from the mobile app doesn't work. It happened to me during Rainbow Six: Siege.

A player from the other team used a dummy account to send the message and crashed my entire team. We all have had to factory reset. Only one of our guys wasn't affected and he has his messages private."

ThatPissedOffDude adds, "the solution is to remove the message through the PS Messaging App. Nothing else needed" while Vilens40 shared additional details to prevent this from happening, as follows:

• Go to Settings > Account Management > Privacy Settings > Enter your password > Personal Info | Messaging, and set Messages to either Friends (if you trust them) or No One.

TheNerdMag.com elaborated on the above, to quote:

"It is also advised you delete or unfriend anyone you know who might deliberately indulge in this message chain and soft-lock your console."

If anyone here experiences this PlayStation 4 soft-lock / soft-bricking issue, feel free to share your feedback in the comments below!

To quote: We've since fixed the issue, and it wasn't bricking consoles, just sending them into a crash loop that can be quickly fixed in under 5 minutes. Delete the message on the PS mobile app, go into Safe Mode, use Option 5, console back to normal. ^DB

This weekend developer McCaulay shared a commit on his Github for a PS4 Memory API Server which can be utilized by PlayStation 4 homebrew developers for debugging communication between apps.

This comes following other PlayStation API (Application Programming Interface) releases including a PSN API PHP Wrapper, PS4 API, PS4API Server Payload & Client, PS4API on Netcheat Fix, NetCheat API Update, PS4API Server Payload Port, PSN API Python Wrapper and the C Library for PlayStation API.

Download: memapi-server-master.zip / GIT

To quote from the README.md: PS4 MEMAPI Server

Debugging

Edit the include/defines.h file to change the debug IP address and port to your PC.
RPC

Available Remote Functions

Function Key Description

...

Function	Key	Description
poke()	POKE	Write a buffer to memory at a given addrss
peek()	PEEK	Read a buffer from memory at a given address
getProcesses()	GET_PROCESSES	Get a list of running processes
getModules()	GET_MODULES	Get a list of running modules

Proceeding his recent PS4 Mod Tools Guide, @MODDEDWARFARE shared a new tutorial via Twitter on how to make your own mods with PS4 Cheater using a 5.05 jailbroken console.

Also for those who haven't done so already, be sure to check out his YouTube Channel where you'll find lots of other handy video game console guides including some on jailbreaking a Nintendo Switch with free Custom Firmware!

How to make your own mods with PS4 Cheater (5.05 Jailbreak)
PS4 Cheater - Making a Pointer (Short Tutorial)