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So here is a tutorial by me (nzie aka @pearlxcore) to upload your custom PS4 Playground into ESP8266 (I use treyjazz's file as sample).

WARNING : THIS TUTORIAL IS FULL OF IMAGES FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

What you need :
Instruction :
  • Install Arduino IDE
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  • Once installation is done, go to File -> Preferences
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  • Go to tools -> Board -> Boards Manager
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  • Scroll down until you see ESP8266 and click install
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  • Make sure you selected 'NodeMCU 1.0 (ESP-12E module)
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  • Navigate to C:/Users/you-username/Documents/Arduino, make a new folder named 'tools'
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  • Inside 'tools' folder, extract 'ESP8266FS-0.2.0.zip' content so the directory will be like this -> C:\Users\your-usename\Documents\Arduino\tools\ESP8266FS\tool\esp8266fs.jar
  • Now you have installed ESP8266 library and sketch uploader
  • Restart Arduino IDE
  • Extract treyjazz's PS4Exploit files somewhere in your pc
  • Go to Files -> Open -> navigate to the extracted files folder and select PS4Exploit.ino
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  • Make sure you select the right board, flash and port in 'Tools' tab
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  • Now click on 'ESP8266 Sketch Data Upload'
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  • It will compile the code and files. Wait until the progress reach 100%
  • Go to 'Sketch' and click on 'Upload'. Wait until the progress reach 100%
  • Once done you can take out ESP8266 and reinsert back to USB port.
  • Now you can test the device.
  • Note that in this tutorial, the ESP8266 signed with :
IP : 10.13.37.1
SSID : ps4exploit
Password : hackmyps4
  • You can change these in the code
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  • For PS4 network setup, choose wifi (custom) and connect to ESP8266
IP : any
SUBNET : 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY : 10.13.37.1
DNS : 10.13.37.1

Credit to treyjazz

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page 13 of that pdf
or
https://www.exploreembedded.com/wiki/Overview_of_ESP32_features._What_do_they_practically_mean?#External_Flash_and_SRAM

so far for my board I have just increased the partition size to fit the code for spi,wifi,sd,update,dns,uart,Bluetooth.

upload.maximum_size
1310720 > 2621440

app0 partition
0x140000 > 0x280000

doing this puts me at 54% (1440026 bytes) used with my current code so I don't think i will need to get any more space.
 
i create the playground all for new without css but using java script loadfile() with no icon or and image and its load faster for my ps3 xploit sketesh
 
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