I have compiled premade pppwn images for each supported ps4 goldhen firmware and are ready to upload to the Luckfox Pico line of micro controllers. This work is based off of 0x1iii1ii's early luckfox work and walker2048's alpine linux guide for the luckfox pico line of machines. Also thanks to thefl0w's work on the pppwn exploit and lastly xfangfang for their c++ port of pppwn. Downloads Luckfox Pico Mini B, and Plus Download for PS4 Firmware 9.00 Download for PS4 Firmware 9.60 Download for PS4 Firmware 10.00 Download for PS4 Firmware 10.01 Download for PS4 Firmware 11.00 Luckfox Pico Pro and Max Download for PS4 Firmware 9.00 Download for PS4 Firmware 9.60 Download for PS4 Firmware 10.00 Download for PS4 Firmware 10.01 Download for PS4 Firmware 11.00 GitHub Release Download latest GitHub Releases How to install Windows Download the luckfox programming drivers and install the driver. Download the luckfox programmer Open SocToolKit.exe and select RV1103 for mini b, plus, or pro and RV1106 for max. Plug your luckfox pico into your pc while holding the boot button. This has to be a usb port on your pc, no usb hubs. If you see Maskrom in the usb portion you should be fine. Press the Search Path... button on the bottom to the extracted zip folder. Make sure all files are selected. Press Download. Afterward it finishes download you should be all set to plug it into your ps4 and use the exploit for goldhen. Linux Download update_tool Extract both zip files, run chmod +x upgrade_tool , then plug your luckfox pico into your linux computer while holding the boot button and then run sudo upgrade_tool uf update.img Afterward it finishes download you should be all set to plug it into your ps4 and use the exploit for goldhen. Let me know if you have any feedback on my images. Source code Edit: Added github

PPPWN Internal install (No SD Card) for Luckfox Pico boards

Reo_Auin

I have compiled premade pppwn images for each supported ps4 goldhen firmware and are ready to upload to the Luckfox Pico line of micro controllers. This work is based off of 0x1iii1ii's early luckfox work and walker2048's alpine linux guide for the luckfox pico line of machines. Also thanks to thefl0w's work on the pppwn exploit and lastly xfangfang for their c++ port of pppwn.

Downloads

How to install

Windows

Download the luckfox programming drivers and install the driver.
Download the luckfox programmer
Open SocToolKit.exe and select RV1103 for mini b, plus, or pro and RV1106 for max.
Plug your luckfox pico into your pc while holding the boot button. This has to be a usb port on your pc, no usb hubs.
If you see Maskrom in the usb portion you should be fine.
Press the Search Path... button on the bottom to the extracted zip folder.
Make sure all files are selected.
Press Download.

Afterward it finishes download you should be all set to plug it into your ps4 and use the exploit for goldhen.

Linux

Download update_tool
Extract both zip files, run chmod +x upgrade_tool, then plug your luckfox pico into your linux computer while holding the boot button and then run sudo upgrade_tool uf update.img

Afterward it finishes download you should be all set to plug it into your ps4 and use the exploit for goldhen.

Let me know if you have any feedback on my images. Source code

Edit: Added github

Giaco-242

premade pppwn images are where I can't find any where to download

Reo_Auin

Giaco-242 The hyperlink can be a little hard to see on the forum. I have edited the post to make them stand out more. I have also linked my GitHub Releases page where they are also uploaded to. Hope that helps.

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin Thank you very much I will download and try to see the success rate

Giaco-242

pico pro is category RV1106 why did you mention it on the RV1103 Luckfox

Reo_Auin

Giaco-242 The RV1106 builds are for the max only as it has a larger SPI Nand chip (2Gbit). The RV1103 binaries are compatible with the RV1106 chips. If the Max build works on the Pro model let me know.

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin build Max works on the Pro model, launch time varies between 1min to 5min

Reo_Auin

Giaco-242 Interesting, I have updated the page. I imagine if I go over 100MB in install size it would break on the Pro model. I only have the Plus and Pro Max boards on hand so I didn't quite know if it would break.

eizey3

Just Getting No Lan Connected After Flashing Nand And installing This Method Pico pro max any ideas?

Reo_Auin

eizey3 Could you let me know which firmware? If it keeps popping up no lan, that means it's retrying the exploit.

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin

eizey3 Have you configured this at the console level?

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin
just trying to review the script, the ports provided enough power to power the card, the work is the Rj45 and the pico the power supply is to start the chip the process happens outside.

MidnightSonata

After some unsuccessful attempts with my Plus model, my PS4 completely shuts down. It seems to be related to this.

Are these images using the ipv4 or ipv6 version? The ipv6 version seems to have more success for some.
If they're ipv4 could you please add ipv6 alternatives? Would be greatly appreciated!

Reo_Auin

MidnightSonata Hi. These builds are using the latest c++ builds of pppwn from xfangfang which should include the ipv6 fix. The process should stop after a successful exploit and not crash consoles but I will look into this more this weekend and see what I can find.

MidnightSonata

Reo_Auin
Thanks! If it helps I have a fat PS4 (CUH-1200) with FW 11.00. These images are the only method I've tried to run the payload.

Last time I tried, I did it without the USB stick (containing the goldhen payload) inserted, and it still crashed the PS4 after some attempts. I'm completely clueless on all this, but I guess it's possible that the goldhen payload could've been copied over to the HDD in the previous attempts, and PPPwn is trying to run that. So I'm honestly unsure whether it's the goldhen payload, or these images, that's the issue.

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin
too many crashes in operation, after success the ps4 breaks even if you restart it remains blocked and the luckfox does not turn off after success. my question was whether your method uses ipv6

MacAmb

I have two luckfox pico RV1103G1 i have followed every steps and all done successfully except when i connect luckfox to ps4 the orange led on network port doesnt blink only the blue led stays solid and nothing happens tried everything thing but nothing working.
Any tips thanks

Reo_Auin

Giaco-242 MacAmb @MidnightSonata How are you powering the luckfox-pico? It seems a standard usb 3 port (eg. the ps4's usb ports) don't deliver enough current to keep a stable clock speed. I think this board might need 5v1.5a+ to work reliably.

Reo_Auin

Giaco-242 That's very strange. I'll go over the my service code this weekend with a new update that should make thing easier for people. The script should exit after a successful exploit and disconnect from the ps4. I'm using the latest version of the c++ port that has the new ipv6 fix.

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin
I asked myself a lot of questions about this, I tried with 3 to 4 PS4 series the result is the same, after success the console breaks and the luckfox does not turn off it remains on, the success rate too

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin
have you defined ipv6 or is it still ipv4 which gives priority despite the patch applied to ipv6 support, I think you should choose ipv6 before creating the script

Giaco-242

Reo_Auin
https://github.com/0x1iii1ii/PPPwn-Luckfox
I tried this nand ipv6 method it works wonderfully 10/10 tests zero crashes, the time varies from 30 seconds to 1min. in conclusion try to review your script again.

MidnightSonata

Reo_Auin I've tried powering it through both the PS4's USB port and a power outlet with no success, unfortunately.