(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); What is a system call? :
a system call is the fundamental interface between an application and the Lv2 kernel
What can i do with system calls? :
you can do allot... from setting the led light to setting a console id
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How to use system calls through rtm:
1: make your ppc code:
to make your ppc code your obviously going to need to know some ppc,
also remeber that the instruction to make a system call is "sc" but for some reason this instruction will not work with chocos ppc compiler so the bytes for it are: 0x44,0x00,0x00,0x02.
it will look somthing like this:
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remeber to load r11 with the syscall index you want, then add the system call instruction (in bytes) to your compiled ppc code.
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2: finding a function/location to write into:
i always use the fps function but the fog function should work fine to.
go into ida-> load elf -> view ->sub views-> strings -> alt + t (search) -> "fps:" -> click on the string -> click on its x ref -> goto the top of location + put in text view -> copy address.
now your also going to know how big the location is. becuase you need to write a certin amount of nop instructions to write.
your also going to need the init ppc code you can do this by either changing the compare value or changing the branch function, example: if its bne -> bge (bne = branch if not equal, bge = branch if greater or equal)

3: Writing the ppc (c++)
how to make a "byte" in c++:

    unsigned char buffer[] = {(ppc here)};

or

    unsigned char buffer[size] = {(ppc here)};

once you have that your going to need to make your nop byte array (this is where size comes in)
i recommend goin into the location in ida and fill it up with nop until the end of the location.
once you have that you just need to write it:

    

#define FUNC_ADDR 0x0000

#define INIT_ADDR 0x00000

	SNPS3InitTargetComms();

    SNPS3ProcessSetMemory(targ,0,pid,0,FUNC_ADDR,sizeof(nop),nop);

SNPS3InitTargetComms();

	SNPS3ProcessSetMemory(targ,0,pid,0,FUNC_ADDR,sizeof(ppc),ppc);

    char* txt = "milky\n";

    SNPS3InitTargetComms();

	SNPS3ProcessSetMemory(targ,0,pid,0,0x2200000,strlen(txt) + 1,(unsigned char*)txt);

	unsigned char init[2] = {0x41, 00};

      SNPS3InitTargetComms();

	SNPS3ProcessSetMemory(targ,0,pid,0,INIT_ADDR,2,init);

have fun, also i know this can be kind of confusing so tell me if u would like a video tutorial
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NOTICE: if you decide to use this method for a cid stealer you will be easily caught
credits:
blb - showing me abit how to use system calls in ppc
choco - ppc compiler

Thanks
How do you set nop on a breakpoint address with .sprx?
It kills the sprx Process if use SetBYTE(bpaddr, 0x60000000);

great tutorial! I'm sure this will help a lot of people btw, in case you weren't aware, you can share images a little better by using IMAGEURL [ / i m g ] ((without the spaces)) this will make it easier for a lot of people viewing the tut.

Keep it up!!

Thank you!
why use RTE nop bp are no problem but use sprx no bp will freeze game ? Please tell me

Awesome Release Milky, Keep It Up

Amazing Job Mike

problem fixed
but there's no tutorial

Thanks
But, I don't know any C++ or programming language lol

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